Tod’s has announced the completion of the conservation restoration of Palazzo Marino, the 16th-century historic building that serves as Milan’s City Hall. Fully funded by the group led by Diego Della Valle, the project lasted 16 months and involved around 7,500 square metres of internal and external façades.
The restoration made it possible to recover and enhance deteriorated surfaces through cleaning, consolidation and protective works, bringing renewed splendour to one of the city’s most iconic architectural landmarks. Milan Mayor Giuseppe Sala and Diego Della Valle attended the press conference marking the completion of the project, highlighting the importance of public-private collaboration in safeguarding cultural heritage.
With this initiative, Tod’s reaffirms its commitment to supporting Italian art and culture, promoting a business vision that connects social responsibility, patronage and the preservation of the country’s artisanal excellence.
