The Fondazione Mazzucconi was established in 1995 to promote the conservation and knowledge of the work of the famous architect, painter, and philosopher to whom his home-studio is dedicated, also listed among the Houses of Memory of the homonymous Association. It is located in Milan, almost in front of the church of San Cristoforo, on the Naviglio Grande, and can be accessed both from a lush garden and from Via Andrea Ponti 1. In addition to the artistic value of the works, the figure of Vittorio Mazzucconi stands out for the singularity of his approach, marked by his interiority and far from the superficial events of his time. He has always been opposed to the rationalism that has so conditioned modern architecture and, more generally, has allied himself with the dominant materialism of our time. Equally alien to the various currents of painting, experiencing it as a true mirror of his own soul and not of the ideologies produced by the distorted vision of today's man. Finally, it goes without saying that, even in philosophy, he follows a thought independent of such ideologies, but open to a new spirituality. This path is expressed in the works exhibited or documented in the home-studio, among the countless projects, the 400 paintings, and the 20 books by the author. Among this material, in addition to the testimonies of an international activity, the large model of the project for the new Florence Center is exceptionally visible in Milan, to which Mazzucconi dedicated himself with filial love for much of his life.