Roberto Rocca Innovation Building/Humanitas in Pieve Emanuele (Milan)

In this significant building testifying to the importance of research and teaching in modern hospital complexes, the composition is marked by overlapping glass layers, and by the clear-headed design of the layout. The Roberto Rocca Innovation Building also stands out for its essential material composition. Along with the glass elements of the façade, the open concrete of the floor slabs and the wood of the load-bearing structures, the porcelain stoneware tiles used for the indoor and outdoor flooring and for some of the walls play a key role in the general composition of the building.