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Surrounded by ancient protective walls, luxury hills sloping down to the sea forming a breathtaking backdrop: this is Morro d&#8217;Alba, a small village with one of the most enchanting castles in the Marche region between Senigallia and Jesi.
Valuable evidence of the past is preserved here: the wall walk, known as La Scarpa (the Shoe) because of their sloping shape, encloses the historic centre of the village and is covered by a loggia archway; the parish church of San Gaudenzio, a single-nave Latin cross building, built in the local religious architectural style in the second half of the 18th century and which contains artworks such as the 1596 Crucifixion with Saints by Ercole Ramazzani, the wooden throne with the image of the Madonna del Soccorso placed in the apse and a splendid example of a late 18th-century organ. Opposite the church stands the Town Hall, built in the mid-1700s and rich in valuable masterpieces, such as the altarpiece by Veneto artist Claudio Ridolfi dated 1624. In the undergrounds of the castle is the Utenselia museum, which offers a glimpse of what daily life used to look like in the region of Marche. In particular, the museum hosts a permanent exhibition of typical handmade sharecropping tools.
Noteworthy is the fortified city wall structure itself. Shaped as an irregular pentagon, the walls date back to between the 13th and 15th centuries, and are adorned with towers, some of which allow visitors to admire the enchanting landscape stretching from the Adriatic coast to the Apennine ridges and the Sibillini mountains.
All this beauty deserves to be emphasised with care and attention. This is why the task of illuminating the walls of Morro d&#8217;Alba was entrusted to Disano, a company that has been leading the lighting manufacturing industry since 1957, making Italian technological excellence and lighting design known worldwide.
The lighting project included two luminaires, the Floor and Sicura RGBW lighting fixtures incorporating the best LED sources to ensure excellent colour rendering, a uniform and stable light emission and considerable energy savings. Moreover, the RGBW system adds a personal touch to illuminated surfaces, drawing attention to surprising and spectacular colour changes.
The town walls of the Moro d&#8217;Alba in the Marche region have received the ideal lighting thanks to Disano because these fixtures don&#8217;t simply provide light, they are also safe and create exciting atmospheres through intriguing plays of light.

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Morro d’Alba Ancient Protective Walls