Padiglione dell’agricoltura alla fiera campionaria

The Padiglione dell'Agricoltura, designed by Ignazio Gardella, was constructed between 1957 and 1961 at Via Gattamelata 5, Milan. This pavilion featured three exhibition halls and a spacious terrace, totaling approximately 37,000 square meters, with 15,110 square meters allocated for exhibitions and the remainder for various services. The facade, known as "La Palazzata," was a partial project by Gardella. After subsequent modifications by the Fiera, the pavilion continued to serve as a congress center, referred to as MiCo Nord, with an entrance from Via Gattamelata. (ordinearchitetti.mi.it)