Casa Volonteri

Casa Volonteri stands at Via Lanzone 31 in Milan, with a façade shaped by Baroque origins and Liberty renovation. Its grand stone portal keeps a round arch from the building’s earlier history. Elaborate window frames echo the late Baroque style associated with Lombardy. Wrought-iron balconies add fluid, organic lines across the frontage.

Giuseppe Sommaruga transformed the structure while preserving visible references to its Baroque character. The result brings late-Baroque details and early twentieth-century Liberty architecture together. Arcaded courtyards open views towards a lush garden and elegant iron balconies. The surviving round-arched portal offers the clearest glimpse of the building’s Baroque past.

City: Milan
Content updated: 2026-06-22

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