First example in Italy of a municipal tender, won by ONE, to sponsor the maintenance of public green spaces through advertising installations.
Through the creation and installation of 3 advertising structures (2 in Piazza Statuto and 1 in Porta Susa) ONE has sponsored the maintenance of numerous green areas in the City of Turin for 2 consecutive years thanks to the contribution of numerous sponsors.
Palazzo Madama is one of the most prestigious monuments in Turin, located in the center of Piazza Castello, the heart of the city and one of the most beautiful squares in the city.
The Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is the result of a combination of two thousand years of Turin’s history: from the ancient eastern gate of the Roman colony to a defensive Casaforte, then to a real Castle, a symbol of Savoy power until at least the 16th century, when the current Royal Palace was preferred, which eventually became the seat of the Civic Museum of Ancient Art.
During the two-year period 2009/2010 ONE contributed to and supported the restoration of the NORTH, EAST and WEST facades.
The church of Santa Cristina is one of the main churches of the city of Turin, located in Piazza San Carlo, in the historic center of the city. Together with the nearby “twin” church of San Carlo, located to the west of Via Roma (which effectively separates the two buildings), it delimits the southern side of the square itself, in the direction of Piazza Carlo Felice and the Turin Porta Nuova station. It is dedicated to Santa Cristina di Bolsena.
Palazzo Madama is one of the most prestigious monuments in Turin, located in the center of Piazza Castello, the heart of the city and one of the most beautiful squares in the city.
The Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is the result of a combination of two thousand years of Turin’s history: from the ancient eastern gate of the Roman colony to a defensive Casaforte, then to a real Castle, a symbol of Savoy power until at least the 16th century, when the current Royal Palace was preferred, which eventually became the seat of the Civic Museum of Ancient Art.
During the two-year period 2009/2010 ONE contributed to and supported the restoration of the NORTH, EAST and WEST facades.
