Snam Building
Milan, Italy
Marcello Nizzoli, 1956
Designed and created for the complex championed by Enrico Mattei and designed by Marcello Nizzoli in 1956, the historic production of the Snam handle, also known as the “Anatomic” handle, is no longer in catalog, but remains as part of the architect’s design journey: the need to modify an object in order to improve its shape and its use.
The handle adapts itself to the language of the modern architecture that hosts it. Snam marked the advent of a handle made of lighter materials, but with fluid lines and a functional fit in the hand.
