Bonnet Tower
The Bonnet Tower, also known as Corso Como Place, is an office skyscraper in Milan, Italy.History
The building was erected by the Pirelli company in the 1950s based on a design by the team of architects made by Francesco Diomede, Giuseppe and Carlo Rusconi Clerici. Over the years, the complex served as the office of Unilever, was decommissioned in 2008, and was eventually acquired by COIMA in 2016. COIMA renovated the building based on a design by the London-based architectural firm PLP Architecture. As announced in 2019, once the renovation was completed, the tower was leased to the consulting firm Accenture, becoming its new Milan headquarters.Description
The complex consists of the main tower, which reaches a height of with 21 floors, and a four-story podium used for mixed commercial and office purposes.