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Located in the historic Casa Oldrati building in Milan, Spazio Santa Margherita is an exclusive and sustainable venue that blends 19th‑century charm with contemporary design.
Home to Zurich and Zurich Bank, the building offers two floors dedicated to high‑profile corporate events.
The ground floor can host up to 152 guests and features a Foyer and a Press Room. It has dual access, from Via Santa Margherita and Piazza Ferrari.
The -1 level, meanwhile, can accommodate up to 133 guests and comprises a Foyer and five flexible, modular meeting rooms.
Spazio Santa Margherita is located at number 11 Via Santa Margherita, between Piazza della Scala and the Duomo, in one of the city’s most exclusive districts—where finance, institutions, and fashion interact on a daily basis.
A prestigious address that conveys authority, vision, and value, helping to strengthen the positioning and image of a select clientele.
The Foyer is the vibrant heart of hospitality, designed for those who wish to welcome guests with style in a refined, institutional setting, characterized by premium materials, carefully calibrated lighting solutions, and high‑end finishes.
Conceived as a fluid and scenographic space capable of hosting up to 152 people, it is the ideal venue for corporate cocktails and high‑level networking events.
The space also has a strong cultural vocation, periodically hosting art exhibitions.
The -1 level is designed as a space dedicated to workshops, training sessions, and operational meetings.
Thanks to a versatile design brought to life through fully modular rooms, the area can host up to 133 guests and adapt flexibly to any type of setup.
Cutting‑edge technologies and a discreet environment make this venue the perfect place to shape the present and future of any major company.
The design philosophy embraces an organic and natural approach: spaces unfold through fluid geometries and sinuous pathways, encouraging focus and interaction.
The design reflects an idea of well‑being and transparency, where natural materials, glass, and metal coexist in balanced harmony, while greenery and light become central elements of the architectural composition.
Contemporary finishes and surfaces engineered for acoustic comfort help create high‑end environments that place listening at the forefront.
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