Filzi 25

Milano, Via Fabio Filzi, 25

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Property details

Code

OMI-2026

Type

Office

Contract

Letting

Zone

Porta Nuova

Availability

Q3 2026

Total surface

7,000 sqm

Minimum surface

1,500 sqm

Energy class

Pending release

Filzi 25 is a prestigious office building in the heart of Milan, the result of a careful philological restoration of Palazzo Galbani, the work of architects Pier Luigi Nervi, Ermenegildo and Eugenio Soncini. The building combines the elegance of 1950s modernist architecture with contemporary solutions for offices and professional spaces, meeting the quality standards of the urban office market. Located at via Fabio Filzi 25, in the neighborhood that connects Porta Nuova and the Central Station, the project benefits from a strategic position with immediate access to urban and national transportation networks, including high-speed rail services, subways, and trams, as well as direct connections to Linate, Malpensa, and Orio al Serio airports.

The proximity to a dynamic urban context, characterized by restaurants, services, business hotels, and public spaces, complements the functional profile of the property and increases its attractiveness for companies and professionals. The interior spaces have been redesigned to promote brightness, fluid relationships, and flexibility of use, offering solutions tailored to the needs of contemporary work and interpreting common areas as elements of connection between work, meeting, and relaxation. The panoramic terrace overlooking the Milan skyline represents a distinctive feature, a space designed for regenerative breaks and networking moments in a prominent urban context.

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