Palazzo della Banca Lombarda
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| Palazzo della Banca Lombarda | |
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 The Palazzo della Banca Lombarda, on the left, in 2012 | |
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| General information | |
| Location | Milan, Italy |
| Coordinates | 45°27′58.09″N 9°11′21.75″E / 45.4661361°N 9.1893750°E |
The Palazzo della Banca Lombarda is a historic building located in Milan, Italy.
The building was constructed to house the headquarters of Banca Lombarda in the years following the Unification of Italy. The construction works, part of a broader urban renewal plan for the Duomo area of Milan, began in 1874 based on a design by engineer Luigi Robecchi.[1] Subsequently, the building served for many years as the offices of UBI Banca.
In 2020, the building was sold by UBI Banca to vehicles managed by the Milan-based real estate company COIMA, as part of a broader initiative to streamline the bank's real estate portfolio. This operation involved the sale of several buildings in central Milan and the consolidation of its offices in the city into a single property, the Gioia 22 Tower.[2] In 2025, the building is undergoing renovation and enhancement works by COIMA.
