The building on Via Orazio in Milan stands where the Church of San Pietro in Caminadella once stood, which was later demolished to make way for this complex building that defines an urban hub near Via Lanzone. The building dates back to the early 20th century. The conservative restoration project involved extensive work on the decorative cement, carried out using micro-air abrasion. The missing parts were repaired with a calibrated cement paste to restore the color and grain size of the period. Particular attention was also paid to the faux giant columns in hammered plaster, which were restored to their original appearance. A bright white color was used for the plastered backgrounds, reminiscent of the Milanese tradition prior to the subsequent spread of yellow.