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Via Col Moschin, named after a mountain in the Veneto region near Monte Grappa that was the scene of decisive clashes during World War I (recall that many of the streets that follow the outer ring of the Walls of the 1500s bear names inherent to World War I), 

PRINCIPIOATTIVO redeveloped after the closure of the construction site for the aparto Milan Giovenale building, the new student residence just a stone’s throw from the Bocconi campuses.

In fact, thanks to urbanization charges, the municipality has redeveloped the street that joins Via Col di Lana with Via Castelbarco. Underneath the street hides (that’s why of the non-orthogonal trend with the other neighboring streets) the Vettabbia canal coming from the Ticinello della Darsena