SPRING 1991

With the constant stream of requests for Show Cars and Style Models, Roberto and Alfredo Stola decided in the spring of 1991 that the time had come to have a new factory.
The objective was to concentrate the three operational offices and eliminate the inefficiencies deriving from a fragmented and obsolete "lay out".
The new Cad Cam technologies, the need for ever larger and faster CN milling machines, the increase in workers who by then had reached 160 people, the need to give better and safer spaces to customers, make decisions for restructuring and expansion of a large building in Rivoli located in Via Ferrero 9, just off city ring road. 27 months was set  as the goal for the realization of work, from design to moving in.

011992 Construction sign of the new building.02June 1992 Start of the first works.

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051992 Spallitta and Giordano of Edil G are seen.06

07April 1992 Alfredo Stola with little Francesco.

08May 1992 preparation of the styling models department on the second floor.

The design was by the architect Paolo Rosani, son of Antonio Rosani who had built the Lancia skyscraper in Borgo San Paolo near the old headquarters of Via Issiglio 38 where founder  Alfredo Stola and his three sons, had witnessed its construction in the second half of the 50s.
Marco Goffi and Alfredo Stola, from the spring of 1992 dedicated themselves 100% to following the construction and plant work together with building contractor Edil G, taking care of the move up until the last day.
This decision was taken by Roberto Stola who oversaw the entire project almost daily.

09October 1992 in front of the future reception, the designer Silvano Crosazzo, Roberto Stola
and the manager of Edil G Paolo Spallitta.

10February 1993 A view from Corso Allamano.11February 1993 a view from via Ferrero.