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Situated at the foot of the Sierra Nevada, the city of Granada in Andalusia fascinates with its blend of Hispanic and Middle Eastern culture, clearly visible in the profusion of monuments and historical buildings of great artistic and architectural value. From the Alhambra fortress, a majestic work of Arab architecture declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, to Granada Cathedral, in Gothic-Renaissance style, including the royal burial chapel dating back to 1517. Of no lesser value is the Baroque Basilica of San Juan de Dios, dedicated to the city&#8217;s patron saint, built during the first half of the 18th century, with its sober exteriors contrasting with the sumptuous decoration of the interiors, where the colour gold predominates.
Granada, however, is not lacking in entertainment, with its famous movida, especially at sunset, when in the many bars and restaurants of the well-known Plaza Nueva and Calle Elvir it is possible to enjoy the delicious tapas, whether sweet or savoury, or to let oneself be carried away by the soulful notes of flamenco dancing during the summer weekends. It&#8217;s a city that has a lot to offer, but not only to the visitors who crowd its streets every year, but also to the many students, often foreigners, who attend the historic University of Granada, founded in 1531 at the behest of King Charles V.
The University of Granada stands as a top destination for Erasmus students and ranks as the fourth largest university in Spain. Renowned for its exceptional teaching methods and strong dedication to research, it consistently attains positions of excellence in both national and international rankings and is regarded as one of the finest academic institutions in the world. Thanks to its relations with Latin American universities and the presence of campuses in the North African cities of Ceuta and Melilla, the University of Granada acts as a perfect intermediary between Europe and Latin America on the one hand, and Europe and North Africa on the other.
The university also recently inaugurated a modern sports centre with a swimming pool, as well as tennis and padel courts. Recognizing its esteemed reputation and expertise in sports lighting, the university entrusted Disano with the task of illuminating the university sports centre, choosing Cromo LED for the project.
This lighting product comes in a wide range of versions, with different wattages, symmetrical and asymmetrical optics and different beam angles. The luminaire is made of aluminium and is equipped with lenses that ensure the best performance of the latest generation of LED sources. The result is a high luminous efficiency, achieved by the excellent ratio between lumens and watts, and a stable, glare-free flux for a light emission that is safe and protective of human eyesight. This solution not only allows light quality at the highest level but also embraces an ecological approach, as their sources can guarantee a great reduction in energy and maintenance costs.
Another distinguishing feature of Cromo LED is seen in the accuracy of design and construction details. The slim structure as well as the clean-cut lines, conceived for reduced wind exposure, make it perfectly suitable for casting light in open spaces.
Thanks to Disano&#8216;s design, the result obtained at the University of Granada&#8217;s sports centre is that of a high-performance and technologically advanced lighting installation, ideal for instilling safety and responding to the demands of outdoor lighting while respecting people and the surroundings.

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