Via Edolo 19 is a residential conversion of a former municipal office building in Milan’s Ponte Seveso neighbourhood, in the Centrale area. The City of Milan included the property among four municipal buildings offered for sale at public auction in 2021; it had previously served as an administrative office and municipal registry and service location.1
The existing building, likely constructed in the 1950s, has three floors. The project retains that height while changing the internal layout and redesigning the façade, with loggias and terraces incorporated into the residential scheme.1 A secondary entrance at Via Melchiorre Gioia 126 is also noted in the project report.1
The conversion is commissioned by Covi Immobiliare Srl and designed by Francesca Scotti Architetto.1 The reported construction start was March 2025; the source does not provide a completion date.1 The report describes the works as a redevelopment and conversion to residential use, including renovation and extraordinary maintenance.1 The available information does not state a project founding date; the 2021 auction and March 2025 construction start are milestones, not a founding date.1