Casa Cornaggia Medici
Casa Cornaggia Medici stands at 25 Via Santa Marta in Milan, presenting late seventeenth-century architecture across two main structures. Its principal façade displays seven openings arranged over three floors. Simple masonry frames surround the windows, while three first-floor balconies carry wrought-iron railings with Greek motifs.
A lowered arch shapes the grand granite portal, whose pronounced splay draws attention to the decorated stucco keystone. The courtyard adds a quieter architectural sequence behind the street façade. Tuscan-order columns support lowered arches around the portico, using restrained classical forms that emphasise strength and function. Together, these elements show how Milanese design combined practical structure with carefully placed ornament. The granite entrance and three Greek-patterned balconies remain the clearest details from Via Santa Marta.
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