In numbers
- Palazzo Eni, Rome · architects
- Marco Bacigalupo and Ugo Ratti; structural design Leo Finzi and Edoardo Nova
- Palazzo Eni · built
- 1959–1962, inaugurated August 1962
- Palazzo Eni · size
- 85.5 m tall · 1,200 m² (≈ 12,917 sq ft) floor plate · 100,000 m³
Source: Italian Ministry of Culture census of contemporary architecture (Palazzo ENI) · Morphosis project page “Exploration and Production Business Center” · Webuild project page “New Eni Headquarters” · Eni press release, December 2011 (Morphosis wins the competition)
Questions
Where is Palazzo Eni?
Palazzo Eni is at Piazzale Enrico Mattei 1, 00144 Rome, Italy. It is the headquarters of Eni.
Who designed Palazzo Eni?
Palazzo Eni, Rome · architects: Marco Bacigalupo and Ugo Ratti; structural design Leo Finzi and Edoardo Nova. Source: Italian Ministry of Culture census of contemporary architecture (Palazzo ENI) · Morphosis project page “Exploration and Production Business Center” · Webuild project page “New Eni Headquarters” · Eni press release, December 2011 (Morphosis wins the competition)
When did Eni come to Palazzo Eni?
1962: Palazzo Eni opens on the EUR lake in Rome. Built between 1959 and 1962 by Marco Bacigalupo and Ugo Ratti — chosen because they were already designing the company's Milan offices — the 85.5 m tower was inaugurated in August 1962. It became the seat of ENI and was the tallest building in Rome after St Peter's Basilica.
Palazzo Eni in Eni’s history
- 1962Palazzo Eni opens on the EUR lake in Rome
Built between 1959 and 1962 by Marco Bacigalupo and Ugo Ratti — chosen because they were already designing the company's Milan offices — the 85.5 m tower was inaugurated in August 1962. It became the seat of ENI and was the tallest building in Rome after St Peter's Basilica.