In Milan, the city of Expo 2015, on Piazza della Repubblica, stands the Hotel Milan Il Duca, a landmark of great architectural prestige. Originally redesigned and expanded in 1988 by Aldo Rossi, the building has since been completely reimagined by the Arassociati architectural firm, which enhanced the original structure and introduced new perspectives over the Milanese skyline. The renovation added remarkable new features, including a panoramic rooftop garden with skybar, designed as an elegant setting for breakfast or relaxation. The new rooftop extension blends contemporary style with architectural heritage, creating an atmosphere of lightness and sophistication. Now offering 132 rooms, including 34 suites, the hotel combines refined interiors, panoramic terraces, and preserved historical details such as the central staircase and original marble bathrooms. Newly designed areas integrate modern materials that ensure harmony between functionality and elegance. For the interior and exterior surfaces, the project team relied on Iris Ceramica, whose design expertise and advanced material technology helped shape spaces that embody refinement, innovation, and environmental awareness.
