Milanese architecture contains numberless case histories illustrating the urban theme of the enclosed city block, the definition of which is essentially based on the concept of the homogeneity of façades and buildings. This search for homogeneity, however, has sometimes been contradicted by the introduction of outstanding elements that enhance each other reciprocally. The Camuzzi office building complies with these principles while dealing with various themes: the entrance, the corner, and the transition between public and private spaces.