Centro di Controllo RAI Parco di Monza

Built in 1954 by Giò Ponti supported by the architects Alberto Rosselli and Antonio Fornaroli. Originally the RAI Control Centre was in Sesto Calende but after the Second World War they needed a better location away from buildings or mountains that could disturb the electromagnetic waves. Everything is the same as in '54. The sofa at the entrance, the desks, the Pirelli linoleum and even the doors, made with a porthole so that one of the former managers of the structure could keep the employees under control.Until a few years ago it was fully operational and ensured the quality of the signal. It is now closed.