STEEL FRAMES, SHOPFRONTS AND BRASS CLADDING

For The Medelan, a prestigious redevelopment project involving the historic Palazzo Broggi in Piazza Cordusio, in the heart of Milan, Vetreria Busnelli delivered a range of steel, brass and glass works, contributing to the design of the entrances and interior spaces of the complex.

The scope of work included painted steel frames, shopfronts, entrance systems and entrance vestibules, all custom-designed and manufactured to integrate seamlessly with the building’s architecture and meet the project’s functional and aesthetic requirements. Particular attention was paid to construction accuracy, the quality of the finishes and the coordination between metal components and glazed surfaces.

Of particular note are the antiqued brass cladding elements in the entrance halls and on the walls and ceilings of the lift areas, designed to enhance the spaces through the distinctive material qualities of metal. The warm tones of the brass, combined with meticulous attention to detail, contribute to the creation of elegant, contemporary interiors in which metal cladding becomes an integral part of the architectural language.

The range of works delivered demonstrates Vetreria Busnelli’s ability to manage integrated steel, brass and glass applications, combining expertise in metal fabrication, metalworking and glazing to develop bespoke solutions, from manufacturing through to installation.

With The Medelan, Vetreria Busnelli further demonstrates its expertise in steel frames, architectural shopfronts, entrance systems and bespoke metal cladding for the redevelopment of prestigious buildings, retail spaces and office properties. Working alongside architects, designers and contractors, the company delivers solutions distinguished by precision workmanship, material research and meticulous attention to detail.

For further information about the project, visit the official The Medelan project page.