The building at the address Ilica 25 – Ilica 27 – Gundulićeva 2 in Zagreb is an individually protected cultural property registered in the Register of Cultural Properties of the Republic of Croatia. The building was built during 1905-1907. as the Croatian-Slavonic Land Central Savings Bank, and consists of 8 floors - basement, ground floor, mezzanine, 4 floors and an attic.
Part of the basement, ground floor and mezzanine floor along Gundulićeva Street was the former premises of the famous Zagreb cafe Corso, which is no longer in operation, and the remaining premises were used by city and state services. Damage was found on the entire building as a result of the earthquake that hit Zagreb in 2020.
The complete renovation project includes restoration of foundations, mezzanine structures and roofs, restoration and strengthening of walls and columns, restoration-conservation restoration of rich original immovable equipment inside the building, original carpentry and locksmithing, as well as decorative elements of the facade. The project includes all types of installations, which are completely changed and modernized. In the part that includes the Corso cafe and the spaces located on the ground floor, a structural renovation phase is planned.
