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Assistedile Deploys Two Raimondi Flat-Top Tower Cranes for Hotel Scarampo Development in Milan

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Assistedile Srl, Raimondi Cranes’ official agent for Milan, Monza and Brianza, has deployed two Raimondi flat-top tower cranes to support construction of Hotel Scarampo, a 260-room hospitality development in one of Milan’s most prominent business districts. The cranes

a Raimondi T187 and MRT234  will remain on site for up to 18 months, supporting works in a dense urban environment where precision, efficiency and logistics coordination are critical.



Supporting a Landmark Hospitality Project


Assistedile Srl is providing lifting support for the construction of Hotel Scarampo, a new hotel development owned by Fondazione Fiera Milano. The project will deliver 260 hotel rooms, along with retail and leisure spaces, and is located within Milan’s modern commercial hub a high-visibility area surrounded by major corporate developments.


The project further strengthens Assistedile’s established presence across Milan’s skyline, following its involvement in numerous high-profile developments in the city.


Crane Selection and Configuration


Two Raimondi flat-top tower cranes from Assistedile’s rental fleet have been selected for the project:

  • Raimondi MRT234-12t

  • Raimondi T187


Both cranes are installed on embedded elements and are expected to remain operational on site for approximately 18 months.


The MRT234-12t, erected in January 2025, is freestanding at a height of 102 metres, equipped with a 55-metre jib and a 55kW hoist capable of lifting speeds of up to 120 metres per minute.


The T187, delivered and installed in June 2025, also features a 55-metre jib and currently stands at 90.5 metres. As construction progresses, it will reach a final height of 115 metres through a planned climbing system.


Operating in a Dense Urban Environment


The site’s central location presented logistical challenges requiring careful planning and close coordination during crane installation.


“Positioning and erecting the cranes demanded precision due to the tight working area,” said Luciano Friso, General Director of Assistedile.

Both cranes were selected for their efficiency, performance and versatility, allowing them to adapt to the evolving lifting requirements of the project as construction advances.


Long-Term Presence and Fleet Investment


Assistedile is currently involved in more than 80 active construction projects nationwide, reinforcing its role as a key crane rental provider in Italy. The Hotel Scarampo site is located adjacent to BFF Bank’s headquarters, which was completed in 2024 with lifting support from Raimondi cranes.


The MRT234 is scheduled to remain on site until late 2026, while the T187 will be dismantled following completion of the structural phase. Assistedile continues to modernise its 110-crane rental fleet, including new additions from Raimondi’s T Series.


About Assistedile Srl


Assistedile Srl is one of Italy’s leading tower crane rental specialists and the official Raimondi Cranes agent for Milan, Monza and Brianza. The company supports residential, commercial, infrastructure and hospitality developments across Italy, operating a modern fleet of more than 110 tower cranes.


Known for its technical expertise and strong on-site support, Assistedile plays a prominent role in shaping Milan’s urban skyline and continues to invest in advanced crane technology to meet the demands of dense city construction.


🔗 Visit Assistedile: https://www.assistedile.it


About Raimondi Cranes


Raimondi Cranes is a global manufacturer of tower cranes and lifting solutions, headquartered in Italy. With decades of experience, the company is recognised for its flat-

top and luffing jib crane designs, engineered for performance, safety and adaptability in complex urban and high-rise construction environments.


Raimondi cranes are widely used across Europe, the Middle East, Asia and the Americas, supporting infrastructure, commercial and residential projects worldwide.


🔗 Visit Raimondi Cranes: https://www.raimondicranes.com


Frequently Asked Questions


Which cranes are being used on the Hotel Scarampo project?

A Raimondi MRT234-12t and a Raimondi T187 flat-top tower crane.


How long will the cranes remain on site?

Both cranes are expected to remain operational for approximately 18 months, depending on construction progress.


What makes this project challenging?

The site is located in a dense urban environment, requiring precise crane positioning, careful logistics planning and limited working space.


What are the final heights of the cranes?

The MRT234 is freestanding at 102 metres, while the T187 will climb to a final height of 115 metres.


Who owns the Hotel Scarampo development?

The project is owned by Fondazione Fiera Milano.

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