Torneria Tortona is an event venue of 2,250 m² at Via Tortona 32 in Milan, made of 11 modular spaces painted white and a private courtyard. Individual spaces measure from 63 to 380 m², and the three whose capacities are published (T1, T2 and T3) each hold 250 guests standing, or between 100 and 180 seated. The venue is used for corporate events, product presentations, temporary showrooms, workshops, team building, fashion shows and film or photo productions.
Seminars and company events
The site lists corporate events, workshops, team building, product presentations, streaming events and digital productions among the uses of the spaces. All 11 spaces have Wi-Fi and fiber-optic cabling. Large skylights and many windows bring in natural light, and the plain white walls leave the room open for your own staging.
For a seated presentation or conference, T2 is the largest published layout: 180 seated, on the ground floor, in 280 m² with a ceiling height of 4.8 m. T1 holds 150 seated on the first floor, with a goods elevator that makes it practical for loading furniture and equipment. T3 holds 100 seated in 150 m² on the ground floor. Smaller spaces, such as T4 (63 m²) and T10 (85 m²), can serve as break-out or registration areas, although the site does not state their capacities.
Rooms and capacities
The spaces are numbered T1 to T11. Net floor areas are: T1 280 m², T2 280 m², T3 150 m², T4 63 m², T5 137 m², T6 190 m², T7 380 m², T8 190 m², T9 270 m², T10 85 m² and T11 145 m².
Spaces can be combined. The venue offers ten combinations under the name Total White, from 300 m² to 2,250 m²: 300, 490, 500, 680, 710, 770, 820, 1,200, 1,700 and 2,250 m². The largest combination covers the whole complex. The site does not give capacities for the combinations, so ask for the floor plan and the figure that fits your layout.
T1, T2 and T3 each come with air conditioning, a basic lighting system, a fire protection system and 60 kW of power, plus high-speed Wi-Fi and toilets on the ground floor. T1 and T2 also list CEE industrial sockets, which matters for staging, lighting and exhibition stands.
History and setting
Torneria Tortona started as an artisan workshop in the 1970s, owned by the Traviganti family. The complex kept its post-industrial look when it was converted. It lies in the Tortona district, which has become a center for fashion and design in Milan. The venue has a double entrance, from Via Tortona 32 and from the smaller Via Novi and Via Voghera.
Getting there
The main entrance is at Via Tortona 32, 20144 Milan. A second access opens on Via Novi and Via Voghera. The website does not name the nearest metro station.
