Istituto Vaccinogeno Antitubercolare

by Arrigo Arrighetti · 1952

via Clericetti 45, Milano, Italy

Conceived for tuberculosis vaccine research and production, the institute had to separate sterile laboratory work from administrative and service functions. The plan responds to strict technical requirements with clearly organized zones, including conditioned and sealed environments for different stages of production. A sculptural spiral staircase links levels and is illuminated from above by a glass-block dome that defines the interior. Although later converted to a school, the original emphasis on technical clarity remains legible in the building’s form and details.

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