This building was designed at the V Triennale di Milano, 1933, by three architects from Friuli, Cesare Scoccimarro, Hermes and Midena Piero Zanini. The building located in the park towards the Castello Sforzesco in Milan was considered one of the most beautiful buildings built at that time, if not the most beautiful, by leading Italian and foreign critics, and some of the best art magazines of the time listed ( Domus, Casa Bella, The Italian Illustration, The Studio, Modern Bauformen , and others).
In this work, the architects created a typical modern character building, adapting it as a whole and in particular to those who are the needs of an aviator. This is in fact able to accommodate an aircraft (with wings folded), the car, a gym and even a pole in order to enter the ground floor. On the front is a spacious porch overlooking the garden area, while inside there are bright rooms decorated with modern furnishings: living room, dining room and study, all communicating with each other. Adjacent to the dining room a small kitchen, of course rational. Going a few steps you can reach the rooms, two rooms with bathroom, ancillary services and the gym, where you can exit onto a terrace for outdoor exercise or get a gallery for consulting the flight paths. On the ground floor there are also services for staff bedrooms, laundry, etc..
What I have found, including images, are covered by Article "The home of the aviator to 5. Triennaledi Milan published" The Panaro " a.10, n.59, 1933, .
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