Castello Pozzi
At the dawn of the 20th Century, amidst eclecticism, the bourgeoisie still reflects its ambitions in the typology of the “castle”, despite being tamed by modern urban planning. Castello Pozzi, commissioned by Milanese fashion entrepreneur Claudio Tridenti Pozzi, a forerunner of the luxury brand and flagship store concept, envisioned his city as the future “fashion capital”. It was built in the latter half of the 1920s based on a design by Livio Cossutti, an architect involved in the construction of the western wing of the Galleria del Corso, a symbol of Milan’s significance.
Castello Pozzi private collection
Castello Pozzi hosts a prestigious private collection of artworks, recognized as an irreplaceable point of reference in the realms of art and culture for the vibrant city of Milan. This venue houses the largest European collection of works by Mimmo Rotella, alongside extraordinary creations by artists such as Elio Fiorucci, Ottavio Missoni, Aligi Sassu, Pietro Consagra, John Baldessari, Giuliano Grittini, Giampaolo Talani, and Emmanuel Chapalain.