Centro Piero Della Francesca

The Piero della Francesca Center, located at Corso Svizzera, 185 BIS in Turin, Italy, is a significant building complex comprising seven structures totaling 170,000 square meters of commercial space. Built in the late 1970s and designed by architect Gabriele Manfredi, it is named after the Renaissance artist Piero della Francesca. The center is a comprehensive ecosystem designed for the advanced service sector, featuring modern offices, residences, R&D facilities, shops, cafes, gyms, and restaurants. It occupies an entire city block and offers 1,799 parking spaces. Strategically integrated into Turin's SPINA 3 urban transformation project, the center overlooks the Dora River Park. Its design emphasizes flexibility with modular structures, raised floors, and wide column spans. The complex boasts high-tech connectivity through an extensive fiber-optic system, advanced climate control, and a robust water/fire protection system. Logistics are facilitated by dedicated road networks, freight elevators, and secure access ramps, with 24/7 security including armed guards and a central information desk.