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It is currently the 20th tallest skyscraper in Italy and still one of the tallest reinforced concrete buildings. From topographic and satellite surveys carried out during the study of the renovation works, it emerged that the skyscraper leans 33 centimetres over Piazza Costa.<ref name="corrierecesenate.com">{{cite web|lang=it |title=Grattacielo di Cesenatico, i lavori procedono spediti |url=http://www.corrierecesenate.com/2008/07/25/grattacielo-di-cesenatico-i-lavori-procedono-spediti/}}<!-- auto-translated from Italian by Module:CS1 translator --></ref>
It is currently the 20th tallest skyscraper in Italy and still one of the tallest reinforced concrete buildings. From topographic and satellite surveys carried out during the study of the renovation works, it emerged that the skyscraper leans 33 centimetres over Piazza Costa.<ref name="corrierecesenate.com">{{cite web|lang=it |title=Grattacielo di Cesenatico, i lavori procedono spediti |url=http://www.corrierecesenate.com/2008/07/25/grattacielo-di-cesenatico-i-lavori-procedono-spediti/}}<!-- auto-translated from Italian by Module:CS1 translator --></ref>
===Rennovation===
===Renovation===
It has undergone renovation work, which includes: positioning of porcelain stoneware tiles on the facades, insertion of aluminum shutters, revision of hydraulic and electrical systems, replacement of old elevators. These redevelopment works were carried out following the flooding of a floor and the generation of smoke from the elevator machine room.
It has undergone renovation work, which includes: positioning of porcelain stoneware tiles on the facades, insertion of aluminum shutters, revision of hydraulic and electrical systems, replacement of old elevators. These redevelopment works were carried out following the flooding of a floor and the generation of smoke from the elevator machine room.
The tower was designed by the engineer Eugenio Berardi from Lugo (1921-1977) and is also known as Condominio Marinella 2 having been dedicated to his wife Marinella Ragazzini from Faenza. The previous year, again designed by Berardi, the Marinella skyscraper in Milano Marittima had been inaugurated , the fourth skyscraper built in Italy after the Piacentini Tower, the INA Tower and the Breda Tower.
The works were directed by the Marinella Real Estate Company, established by the engineer Berardi and carried out by the Edile Forlivese Cooperative, which completed the project from February 1957 to 5 August 1958. The skyscraper stands on the sand a few dozen metres from the sea.
It is currently the 20th tallest skyscraper in Italy and still one of the tallest reinforced concrete buildings. From topographic and satellite surveys carried out during the study of the renovation works, it emerged that the skyscraper leans 33 centimetres over Piazza Costa.
Renovation
It has undergone renovation work, which includes: positioning of porcelain stoneware tiles on the facades, insertion of aluminum shutters, revision of hydraulic and electrical systems, replacement of old elevators. These redevelopment works were carried out following the flooding of a floor and the generation of smoke from the elevator machine room.
Between 2003 and 2009 it was subject to complete redevelopment and consolidation works designed by the architect Giovanni Lucchi of Cesenatico and the engineers Maurizio Berlati of Cesenatico and Ivan Missiroli of Forlì.
The works involved:
the load-bearing structure, with the consolidation of 572 of the approximately 900 pillars that support the complex;
the drainage plumbing system;
the facades, where the 580 roller shutters were replaced and a ventilated facade was applied, made of an aluminum structure and porcelain stoneware tiles in shades of gray measuring 60 x 60 cm, light blue and blue.
The contract for the internal and external works of the skyscraper was approximately 4 million Euros.
Milan skyline in 2016_(cropped).jpg)
Rome skyline in 2012
Category:Skyscrapers in Italy
