“Palazzo Revere” is a redevelopment project involving a late 19th-century building in Milan. The structure is made up of a primary seven-storey section above ground, thanks to the restoration of the loft, which was previously uninhabitable.
An additional independent structure brings the total gross floor area to around 4,000 square metres.

The project includes apartments, duplexes, and two independent urban villas. Each unit has an outdoor space in the form of either a terrace or a garden. All apartments will be Class A, with designs that ensure high energy efficiency. The property is served by ground-floor amenities (a gymnasium and spa area) and a garage with 19 car spaces. The urban side of Revere Street entirely preserves the character of the late 19th-century building, while the interior side features a new façade that has been completely redesigned to allow for terraces., greenery, and large bow windows. The detached villas have an independent architectural identity characterised by curved lines, large openings and glass cladding.