CityLife is the redevelopment project of the historic urban center of the Milan Trade Fair. With a total area of 366,000 square meters, it is one of the largest urban development areas in Europe. Sustainability, quality of life, and services are the elements that characterize CityLife, an articulated and balanced mix of public and private functions including residential, office, retail, green areas, and pedestrian areas for leisure time. 

The residential areas, designed by Zaha Hadid and Daniel Libeskind, represent a new quality of living where tradition, innovation, and green living coexist in one place. Differentiated by their architectural style, they are characterized by high-quality living standards, technological innovation, energy certification in Class A, the use of renewable energy sources, and maximum safety. 

The second phase of the Libeskind Residences is inspired by the courtyard model, reinterpreted to create open-plan buildings that relate to each other and to the existing context. The simple volumes of curved arches, alternating with faceted volumes, create a sculptural effect that makes each building unique and unrepeatable. Consisting of 3 buildings of varying heights from 6 to 10 floors, the complex includes 101 apartments, all with terraces that offer particular views and brightness to each individual living unit, thanks to the all-glass parapets installed by Gonzato Group.