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The Catholic Institute of Paris is a private university located in Paris, France. Founded in 1875 by theologian and writer Maurice Le Sage d&#8217;Hauteroche d&#8217;Hulst, who also served as its first rector, the university has undergone several renovations. Between 1894 and 1897, the former Carmelite convent to which the institute was relocated underwent its first restoration, followed by a second phase of works between 1929 and 1933.
The university offers a wide range of degree programmes, including canon law, philosophy, humanities, pedagogy, theology, and religious sciences. It also manages two recently established regional campuses in Reims (2021) and Rouen (2023), as well as a university seminary founded in 1919, which is attached to the Church of St. Joseph of the Carmelites, an Italian Baroque-style religious building located on campus.
The Catholic Institute of Paris is a vibrant cultural hub, so much so that, over the years, it has built strong relationships with universities worldwide through educational partnerships, fostering mobility, the exchange of experiences, languages, and diverse cultural perspectives to the great benefit of both teachers and students.
The university is committed to staying up to date in all aspects, not just academics. To this end, it recently began upgrading its facilities, with a strong focus on innovative lighting solutions.
Disano supplied lighting fixtures featuring latest generation LED sources, such as Ghost, Square, and Disco.
For outdoor spaces, Disco suspension lamp have been chosen to enhance well-being and, most importantly, safety. It is a lighting fixture equipped with advanced high-efficiency LED components offering excellent performance while consuming significantly less energy than traditional lamps, leading to substantial savings with no maintenance costs.
Ghost spotlights have been installed in some classrooms, where faculty and students spend most of their time. The diffused light emitted by these fixtures is perfect for delivering evenly distributed illumination.
For transit areas, Square fixtures provide reliable, high-quality illumination. Their compact, sleek design, reflecting Italian made excellence, seamlessly blends into the surroundings.
As a result, the lighting upgrade by Disano has transformed the Catholic Institute of Paris into a space where focus and engagement with culture come naturally thanks to lighting that respects both human sight and the surroundings.

Wavefront di Reggio Calabria

Panattoni Park Bydgoszcz II

Catholic Institute University of Paris