The Generali Tower, also called the Hadid Tower, in Milan was designed by Zaha Hadid Architects, with Mauro E. Giuliani as structural engineer. Construction began in 2014, and it was completed in 2017. It hosts offices of Assicurazioni Generali. The article names no client. The infobox lists a Modern style, and the text describes a warping shape. It is nicknamed lo Storto, the Twisted One.
It has 44 floors above ground and three below, with about 720,000 square feet (67,000 m2) of floor area. The infobox gives the roof height as 628 feet (191.5 m), and the text gives 582 feet (177.4 m). A central core stiffens the structure, and floor dimensions and orientation vary up the axis. The base is a 2.5-meter slab on 64 piles.
It won the American Concrete Institute's 2019 high-rise excellence award. In June 2025 its logo sign partly collapsed.
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