Bologna

DAMA TECHNOPOLE-TOWER BUILDING AND CITY OF KNOWLEDGE NORTH QUADRANT, Bologna

Permitted uses: Office, Advanced services

PROPERTY

MAIN SPECS

1.230.000

Land area (m²)
15.000

Gross Floor area tower (m²)
1,3

Investment City of Knowledge (Bilion)
50

Transaction Value Tower (Mln)

In Bologna’s northern quadrant, the City of Knowledge is taking shape as an integrated urban regeneration system connecting research, enterprise and advanced services, configuring two complementary assets as drivers of a unified urban transformation. At the heart of the initiative is the DAMA Technopole – Data Valley Hub, an international centre dedicated to supercomputing, big data and artificial intelligence, extending over 140,000 sqm and located along the strategic Via Stalingrado corridor, close to the railway station and major public transport nodes. Within this framework, investment opportunities amounting to approximately 1,230,000 sqm are linked to the regeneration of the exhibition district and the conversion of former artisanal, industrial and military areas into mixed-use developments – hospitality, advanced services, retail, entertainment and student/social housing – supported by a total public investment of €1.3 billion. Completing the system is the Technopole Tower, a 15,000 sqm building rising 8–9 floors, intended to host high-innovation activities. With an estimated value exceeding €50 million and a master planning process currently underway, the project offers significant scope for customization, positioning itself as a prime platform for investment in the new knowledge-based economy.

Data and research hub driving knowledge-based city development

the area

STRENGTHS

Direct connection to the city centre and international airport
Integration with the DAMA Technopole, one of Europe’s most influential innovation hubs

OPPORTUNITIES

Regeneration and expansion of the exhibition district, strengthening the exhibition infrastructure and related functions
Redevelopment of former artisanal, industrial and military areas, transforming them into mixed-use functions including hospitality, advanced services, retail, entertainment, and student and social housing