Open House Turin 2024: the seventh edition of the event dedicated to the most interesting architecture in Turin. Saturday 1 And Sunday 2, free visits to the most beautiful houses in Turin. Reservations open from May 28th.
Open House Turin is an event free public which offers the possibility of visiting, for a weekend, places not usually accessible, such as historical buildings And residences but also homes contemporary buildings, green spaces and Turin infrastructures. An event, therefore, to discover architecture and landscapes secrets of the city of Turin.
The 2024 program includes more 150 spaces can be visited in the province with free access, and offers 10 places and 3 tours accessible exclusively on reservation: it will be possible to book starting from Tuesday May 28th at 9pm, via the platform: https://www.openhousetorino.it.
To search for all the spaces that can be visited this year, addresses and opening hours: https://www.openhousetorino.it/edifici.
Here are some of the places proposed in this year’s program in the city of Turin.
25 Green – An entire condominium conceived as a habitable forest: 63 homes and irregular terraces surrounded by plants, rooftop gardens and pools of water. The evolution of the fall on the tree that you dreamed of as children. Furthermore, the vegetation makes the building a “cleaner” of Turin’s air. IL 25 Verde is located in via Gabriele Chiabrera 25, and will be open to visitors from 10am to 5pm on Saturday 1 June.
Palazzo Biandrante Aldobrandino di San Giorgio – A historic palace from the late sixteenth century, property of the Savoy family, which was used to welcome high-level guests, such as the ambassadors of the Republic of Venice. In the eighteenth century it housed, on the ground floor, one of the oldest cafés in Turin, the Forneris. Between 2010 and 2012 the Palace underwent a major restoration work: coffered ceilings, paintings, and frescoes, and the spaces around the courtyard of honor. Palazzo Biandrante is located in via delle Orfane 6 and can be visited both on Saturdays and Sundays, from 10am to 7pm.
Downtown Lofts – In a building from the 60s, a commercial environment transformed into a loft with a contemporary style, with wavy balconies: an eclectic home designed by architects Jaretti and Luzi, known in Turin for their noteworthy creations, such as the house of ‘Obelisk. Downtown Loft is located in via Saluzzo and will open its doors on Saturday and Sunday from 10am to 1pm and 2pm to 7pm.
Open House is an international initiative born in London in 1992, and currently includes 54 cities on every continent, including Turin. The objective is to reveal and make known the common heritage and the hidden urban beauty of the places in which we live. An invitation to discovery, a great party, not only out of curiosity but also projected towards a greater sense of belonging.
The slogan is: Open Doors. Open Eyes. Open Mins.
