From Giancarlo Tancredi to Manfredi Catella, who are the protagonists of the Milan investigation

Born in 1971, founder of the Bluestone company, Andrea Bezziccheri is among the emerging names in Milanese real estate. His signature is linked to projects such as the Park Tower in via Crescenzago and the 'Hidden Garden' complex in Piazza Aspromonte. Already under investigation in other dossiers opened by the same public prosecutor's office, in this part of the enquiry the investigators hypothesise a dense network of relations that would have allowed some projects to go ahead despite doubts about intended uses and implementation plans. A precautionary measure in prison was requested for Bezziccheri.

A long-time architect, Marinoni was chairman of Milan's Landscape Commission. His task was to assess the aesthetic and landscape quality of building interventions, offering technical opinions on urban compatibility. According to the investigation, he allegedly performed his role impartially, favouring certain projects in exchange for quid pro quos, the exact nature of which has yet to be clarified. Marinoni, who signed opinions on several projects now under investigation, is among the recipients of the precautionary measure in prison.

Another former member of the Landscape Commission, Scandurra is a well-known name in contemporary Milanese architecture. His technical profile goes hand in hand with an institutional activity that has often seen him in key roles in the evaluation of complex projects. According to the Public Prosecutor's Office, he has also facilitated some authorisation steps in suspicious contexts, where the boundaries between public interest and private interests are blurred.

Architect and partner in the integrated design company J+S, Pella has participated in numerous urban regeneration initiatives. Among the most significant is the redevelopment of the former Scuderie de Montel in San Siro, transformed into the 'Terme de Montel' project, winner of the international Reinventing Cities competition. His involvement in the investigation concerns alleged privileged relations in the management of proceedings, particularly for building practices promoted by companies linked to consortia.