Garden Senato is an elegant 2300 square meters garden in the center of Milan, within the fashion district. The location also offers indoor solution, with finely refurbished rooms, and it is the ideal space for an event in Milan.
The architect Alessandra Dalloli carried out the renewal project, benefitting of a consultancy by Dept Location. Afterwards, the agency became part of the management team of this historical building. Today, the space has become a showroom, a place that gives a special setting to any fashion, design, luxury event in the very heart of Milan.
The access to the location from via Senato 14 starts with a monumental view of the front yard, surrounded by an elegant gallery with columns and glass, ideal for exhibitions.
The gallery leads to a multifunction and minimalistic hall, that can be customised to all needs. Its tech equipment, available for clients, makes it perfect for conferences, exhibitions, and corporate dinners.
The wide garden, beautifully decorated with green paths, flowerbeds, and with a majestic fountain in the middle, is the perfect spot also for catwalks or other luxury presentations.
A romantic small classical temple and a newly built arbor complete the charme of this fascinating location. The arbor is a great shed for a buffet or a dinner.
Located between piazza Cavour and the Palazzo del Senato, this combination of outdoor and indoor spaces is ideal for all events linked to fashion week and to the Fuorisalone.
Moreover, it gets often chosen for private events, as it corresponds to a certain mix of elegance and forefront features.
This event location offers different aspects and solutions within one place. That makes it easy to customise the ambience for pop ups and temporary show.
Today Garden Senato is a building guarded by Sopraintendenza ai Beni Architettonici (the government office for the maintenance of architectural heritage). Reason why the works to renovate the space have been led with a very conservative approach, and with the due respect for the style and harmony of classical elements as the courtyard of honor, the porch, the pergola with balcony, and the garden.