On Via Tortona, in one of the five buildings renovated by Matteo Thun, the headquarters of the Research Center showcases the heritage accumulated over the years by Gianfranco Ferré. An extensive archive. A “never-ending story projected toward tomorrow,” as Ferré liked to call it.
Via Tortona, 37, Milano (Milano)
Gianfranco Ferré's "never ending story", collected by the Milanese University which he attended while graduating in Architecture – today, that's the ideal home to his creative legacy and his genius, inspired by matter and volumes. An archive that continues to generate ideas and a research center of the Polytechnic of Milan where all his sketches, work on prototypes, studies on white shirts that look like sculptures can be found. The collection of accessories created in collaboration with Lombard artisans for the bijoux and jewel trimmings. Over 80 thousand documents cataloged as a Made in Italy resource combined with the objects sought during the designer-architect's travels and his iconic clothes. A union between past and present that finds space within the Tortona 37 project by Matteo Thun & Partners, the first headquarters of the Foundation of the same name (interiors were designed by Architect Franco Raggi), donated by the family in 2021, which becomes the Gianfranco Ferré Research Center - Digital Innovation for the Creative and Cultural Industries.
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