Casalgrande Ceramic Crown

The Casalgrande Ceramic Crown, an iconic work by Daniel Libeskind, stands out in the Emilian landscape as a strong, contemporary architectural landmark.

This vertical sculpture, approximately 17 meters tall, unfolds like a dynamic spiral that winds toward the sky, creating ever-changing plays of perspective.
The porcelain stoneware cladding - over 300 square meters of ceramic surfaces - gives the work an elegant and innovative character, an expression of ongoing research into design and materials.

Created using the ventilated façade technique, the structure is composed of a lightweight, slender steel core, onto which the ceramic slabs are anchored.
The 28 inclined surfaces, each unique, create a captivating three-dimensional effect that changes depending on the perspective.

A true contemporary landmark, a symbol of innovation and creativity, it enriches the area and captures the gaze of those who pass by.