CityLife is a residential, commercial and business district on the former Fiera Milano grounds in Milan's Municipality 8. The site covers 90 acres (36.6 ha). Fiera Milano moved to Rho, and CityLife won the 2004 tender. Zaha Hadid designed the Via Senofonte residences, Daniel Libeskind the Via Spinola residences, and Arata Isozaki is named as a designer. The article names no style.
Three skyscrapers rose in sequence: Il Dritto in 2012 to 2015, Lo Storto in 2014 to 2017 and Il Curvo in 2016 to 2020. The 2017 year here is an assumption, and the article lists CityWave as under construction through 2026. About 1,300 apartments are planned for roughly 4,500 residents, and the article calls it the largest car-free area in Milan.
Pavilion 3, built in 1923, is now the Palazzo delle Scintille. Generali Group won the rights for 523 million euros. The article gives no hours.
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