Let's save the building of the "Technical Offices" of Arese

[Luigired 0]

Dear alfisti friends, the new owners of the "Palazzo Gardella", built by Alfa Romeo in Arese in 1971, which housed the technical offices of the company, seem to want to demolish it (to expand the commercial space built after the demolition of the factory which took place a few years does). We Alfisti in Italy want to oppose it, because it represents a part of Alfa Romeo's history and the last testimony of the legendary Arese plant (where our 916s were also produced until 2000). I would ask you kindly, if you believe and if you think it is right, to sign this petition which will be sent to the Italian government to stop the demolition. I and many of my friends have already done this.

To sign the petition, enter here and follow the steps, thank you

 

https://www.petizioni.com/salviamo_il_centro_tecnico_alfa_romeo?fbclid=IwAR2LOPGgphFiLXJOtCxeOqcPAIbcmJ0RB3mzLPCUR9O9N3mmtFElmyq8CfI

[Monte 5]

Done

[Luigired 0]

On 29/4/2021 at 07:28, Monte said:

Done

Ottimo! grazie 

[Luigired 0]

Something is moving around the former Alfa Romeo Technical Center, the well-known Palazzo Gardella. The mayor of Arese recently met with the Superintendent of Fine Arts and Landscape of Milan to discuss the future of the Palazzo. The owner also participated in the meeting, which is the same that built a large shopping center in the area of the former factory. It aims to impose a constraint as a twentieth-century building of high historical and architectural value. However, the institutions have also expressed the need for the building to host new functions to save it from the risk of decay. This is perhaps the most difficult objective to achieve that the "historical and architectural constraint" alone, while essential to avoid demolition, does not ensure.