One of the most significant urban areas, created by the burial of the railway link, is Spina 2 at Porta Susa where the new high-speed railway hub was inaugurated in 2013 with an original dual layout with a double view on Corso Bolzano and Corso Inghilterra, a steel and glass tunnel in full energy efficiency thanks to the roof with photovoltaic system awarded by Eurosolar 2012. On the southern side, between the road network of Corso Vittorio Emanuele II and the new crossing of Ponte Unione Europea, the PRGC foresees the construction of a tower of about 160 m as opposed to the one built by the architect Renzo Piano for Intesa San Paolo.
The Tower Lot is directly connected to the Porta Susa AV station through a basement. The functional mix is maximum 90% Tertiary, minimum 10% ASPI (activities and services for people and companies).
Corso Bolzano - Torino (TO) The area is located in the central area of the city, in one of the most innovative urban areas also thanks to the hub of the Porta Susa High-Speed train station, with its double overlook on Corso Bolzano and Corso Inghilterra and the “Acciaio e Vetro” Gallery equipped with a PV system awarded by Eurosolar 2012.
South of the station, between the Corso Vittorio Emanuele II roadway and the new crossing of the Unione Europea Bridge there is the “Lotto Torre”, where it will be possible to build a tower with a maximum height of about 160 meters, directly connected with the AV station via a basement level and opposed to the tower built by arch. Renzo Piano for Intesa San Paolo.
The destination of use is a functional mix of maximum 90% tertiary activities and minimum 10% People and Business Service Activities.
Total surface area 7,370 sqm
Gross floor area 45,000 sqm
The property is situated in the central part of the City of Turin (896,773 inhabitants), capital of the Province of Turin and regional capital of Regione Piemonte. Turin is Italy’s 4th largest city by population. The development is part of the broader regeneration project for “Torino Porta Susa” station, which has already seen the completion of the high-speed railway hub. The station is home to two metro stops and receives regional and metropolitan railway lines, connecting Turin to the other main cities in the region, with over 30,000 passenger every day. The area for redevelopment runs along Corso Bolzano and Corso Inghilterra in the bustling and strategic heart of the city and in the vicinity of Palazzo di Giustizia, the headquarters of Intesa Sanpaolo, Polytechnic University of Turin and the Officine Grandi Riparazioni museum cluster. In addition to the railway station, the area also has two metro stops and is the terminus for numerous urban transport lines and regional coaches. Easy access for road vehicles via several arteries makes this an extremely attractive location.
One of the most significant urban areas, created by the burial of the railway link, is Spina 2 at Porta Susa where the new high-speed railway hub was inaugurated in 2013 with an original dual layout with a double view on Corso Bolzano and Corso Inghilterra, a steel and glass tunnel in full energy efficiency thanks to the roof with photovoltaic system awarded by Eurosolar 2012. On the southern side, between the road network of Corso Vittorio Emanuele II and the new crossing of Ponte Unione Europea, the PRGC foresees the construction of a tower of about 160 m as opposed to the one built by the architect Renzo Piano for Intesa San Paolo.
The Tower Lot is directly connected to the Porta Susa AV station through a basement. The functional mix is maximum 90% Tertiary, minimum 10% ASPI (activities and services for people and companies).
Corso Bolzano - Torino (TO) 
