page_title: Piero Portaluppi
section_title: Art works
hierarchical_section_title: Piero Portaluppi / Art works
caption_attribution_description: English: Villa Necchi Campiglio (Milan) - Interior
context_page_description: Piero Portaluppi was an Italian architect.
context_section_description: Below are some of the main works by the architect Portaluppi, listed in chronological order.
  Headquarter Linificio e Canapificio Nazionale in via Ansperto in Milan (1919–25, 1936–38)
  Leonardo da Vinci house Atellani in corso Magenta, Milan (1919–21, 1943, 1946–52)
  Renovation of Pinacoteca di Brera (1919–50)
  Headquarter of Società Filatura Cascami Seta in via Santa Valeria, Milan (1920–24)
  Renovation of Casa Girola in via Broletto, Milan (1925, 1935)
  Albergo diurno Venezia in piazza Oberdan in Milan (1924–1926)
  Albergo della Formazza at Cascata del Toce (Verbania, 1922–23, 1925–29)
  Stabilimento della Società Ceramica Italiana, Laveno Mombello (Varese) (1924–26)
  Headquarter of Società Metallurgica Italiana in via Leopardi, Milan (1924–26)
  Sagrato Piazza del Duomo, Milan (1926–29, 1964)
  Palazzo della società Buonarroti-Carpaccio-Giotto, corso Venezia, Milan (1926–1930)
  Casa Crespi in corso Venezia, Milan (1927–1930)
  Palazzo Crespi in corso Matteotti, Milan (1928–32, con Cesare Chiodi)
  Palazzo della Banca Commerciale Italiana (1928–1932)
  Casa d'appartamenti Bassanini in viale Coni Zugna and via Foppa (Milan, 1928–29, 1930–34)
  Renovation of Fagianaia in parco reale of Monza and Golf Club Milano (1928–30)
  Italian Pavilion at the International Exhibition in Barcelona (1928–29)
  Planetario Hoepli in corso Venezia, Milan (1929–30)
  Case Radici-Di Stefano in via Aldrovandi, via Jan, Milano (1929–31)
  Renovation of Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie in Milan (1929–31, 1934–38).
  Palazzo dell'Istituto Nazionale delle Assicurazioni in piazza Diaz in Milano (1932–37)
  Casa del Sabato degli Sposi alla V Triennale di Milano (1932–33, with BBPR, Lucio Fontana, Umberto Sabbioni, Luigi Santarella, Pietro Chiesa).
  Villa Necchi Campiglio, in via Mozart in Milano (1932–35)
  Casa Corbellini-Wassermann in viale Lombardia in Milano (1934–1936)
  Casa Lentati, in via Telesio in Milano (1934–1936)
  Villa Crespi "Il Biffo", Merate (Lecco Lake Como) (1935–38)
  Edificio Ras (Palazzo Beltrade) in via Torino (1935–38)
  Casa e Studio Portaluppi, in via Morozzo della Rocca in Milano (1935–1939)
  Museum Arengario (1937-42, 1950-56, with Enrico Agostino Griffini, Pier Giulio Magistretti, Giovanni Muzio)
  Cimitero Monumentale di Milano, Edicola Girola (1941) with sculptures of Giannino Castiglioni
  Transformation of convento di San Vittore and Museo della Scienza e della Tecnica of Milan (1947–53)
  Renovation of Ospedale Maggiore and of Università Statale of Milan (1949–70)
  Renovation of Castle of Arcimboldi called "la Bicocca" in viale Sarca in Milano (1952–54)
  Headquarters of Banco Ambrosiano in Piazza Ferrari 10 in Milan (1960–66), with the designer Gualtiero Galmanini
  Ras headquarters in Corso Italia in Milan (1956–62), with Gio Ponti
  Banco Ambrosiano headquarters in Piazza Ferrari 10 in Milan (1960–66), with Gualtiero Galmanini
caption: Main Entrance of Villa Necchi Campiglio (1932–1935)
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