A contemporary coworking hub anchoring Milan’s post-industrial regeneration in the Sesto San Giovanni, Nolo and Bicocca neighbourhoods.
At a glance
Copernico Martesana is a 6,500-square-metre workspace complex designed as a catalyst for innovation and creative exchange. The campus comprises three interconnected buildings that blend industrial aesthetics with contemporary functionality, fostering collaboration among startups, freelancers and established enterprises.
History
Martesana emerged as part of Milan’s broader urban and industrial regeneration strategy, transforming former manufacturing zones in the North into vital nodes of the metropolitan economy. The project reflects the city’s shift toward knowledge-based industries and the creative economy.
What you see
The complex retains industrial character while introducing contemporary comfort and flexibility. Raw materials, open layouts and stimulating spatial design define the aesthetic. Offerings span traditional offices, coworking stations, event spaces and meeting rooms. A dedicated Oxygen room provides restorative facilities for staff and visitors seeking respite and wellness renewal.
Cultural significance
Copernico Martesana exemplifies twenty-first-century urban regeneration—the conversion of post-industrial sites into dynamic, inclusive work environments. Its emphasis on community, well-being and creative synergy reflects contemporary values around flexible working and social sustainability in metropolitan development.
Key facts
- Address: Viale Monza, 259, 20126 Milano
- Coordinates: 45.511777, 9.2239883
- Website: https://www.coperni.co/it/milano/copernico-martesana
- Phone: 02 8725 9900
Practical information
The complex is strategically positioned near Milano Centrale and Milano Cadorna railway stations, with convenient road access. Operating hours and admission details are available on the official website.
Getting there
You can reach Copernico Martesana via Milano Centrale or Cadorna stations (connected by public transport), or by car using Viale Monza. The location sits within the Sesto San Giovanni–Nolo–Bicocca corridor in Milan’s northern metropolitan area.
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