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Founded as a rural, autonomous village, Mompiano became part of the Brescia municipality in 1880. Its landscape is predominantly flat, bordered by rolling hills and mountains. After the Second World War, the town underwent significant development and steady urbanisation, which intensified in the 1960s with the construction of residential buildings and the Mario Rigamonti Municipal Stadium. In the subsequent decade, a university hub was established in Mompiano, intended to gradually accommodate the Faculties of Medicine and Engineering of the University of Brescia, as well as the second campus of the Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore of Brescia, which was inaugurated in 2021.
The town is also home to a facility complex entirely dedicated to water sports, the ultra-modern Mompiano Swimming Centre, which opened in 2013. The building comprises three main spaces, with exteriors clad in burnished clinker and shaped by a skilful interplay of solids and voids. The main space includes a large pool for water polo, a grandstand to accommodate nearly 800 spectators, two small pools for swimming lessons, and locker rooms arranged on three floors. Outside, there is a new 12,000-square-metre area, featuring three pools designed both for experienced and beginner swimmers. The facility also includes a gym and a coffee bar.
The Swimming Centre hosts synchronized swimming competitions and the home games of the Associazione Nuotatori Brescia (Brescia Swimmers Association), a men&#8217;s water polo club that holds, among other things, two Italian Cups.
Given the importance of the sports complex, the task of illuminating it was entrusted to Disano, which completed the project using products specifically designed for environments with high chlorine concentrations thanks to their strong chemical resistance. These products are the high-tech Forum LED floodlights, available with both symmetrical and asymmetrical optics. They offer outstanding performance, with a colour temperature of 5700 K and an excellent colour rendering index (CRI 90). Exceptional reliability, robustness and long lifespan make this fixture a viable alternative to traditional light sources.
Thanks to their versatile lighting qualities, Disano’s floodlights fully meet the modern requirements for luminous efficiency and visual comfort in contemporary design.
These are the key advantages that led to the selection of Disano fixtures for the Mompiano Swimming Centre: evenly distributed output, efficient and precise lighting that ensures excellent visibility, safety, and performance for both athletes and spectators.

Wavefront di Reggio Calabria

Panattoni Park Bydgoszcz II

Ergo Arena

Mompiano Swimming Centre