The building now hosts the headquarters of an Italian bank and forms the corner between Largo Augusto and Largo Bersaglieri, acting as a link between the two streets and the neighbouring buildings.

The architects from Asti Architetti explain the concept of the project: "To ensure the architectural heterogeneity in the immediate surroundings, we have opted for a solution that emphasized the verticality of the existing structure rather than the width; a design choice that then determined the redesign of the façade” through the Reynaers Aluminium CW 60-SC curtain wall system installed by Metal-Ser.

The re-modulation of the external casing with a new glass façade has allowed to obtain a considerable improvement in the internal natural lighting, in full compliance with the energy requirements.

This suggested the introduction of an exceptional element at the closing of the building, represented by a plastered masonry blade that starts from the ground until it wraps around the last floor of the building and forms its covering, while maintaining its unchanged height. The covering was already present in the original building, but it was not very visible and gave a sense of "unfinished" to the old structure.