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In recent years, the La Capelette district, located not far from the centre of Marseille, has undergone significant growth and steady development, largely driven by a range of urban regeneration projects. It is situated in the 10th arrondissement, one of the 16 municipal districts of the French coastal city. The area is strongly characterised by industrial and commercial activity alongside residential developments. The district is closely associated with the Palais Omnisports Marseille Grand-Est, also known as the Patinoire de la Capelette.
Designed in 2000 and opened in 2009, the facility was made possible through substantial funding from the local council. This multi-purpose complex spans over 20,000 square metres across five levels and is dedicated to ice sports and outdoor physical activities.
It hosts an Olympic-standard rink for competitions and figure skating, with a surface area of 1,800 square metres, making it the largest of its kind in France. It also features a smaller recreational rink of 1,250 square metres, as well as a covered indoor skatepark of around 3,000 square metres, among the largest in Europe, designed for street sports such as skateboarding, inline skating, e-scooter, and BMX racing.
It is therefore a well-equipped sports complex with a seating capacity ranging from 5,600 to 7,400 spectators, making it suitable for hosting both national and international competitions. It also offers a convenient underground car park, a restaurant, and dedicated conference rooms.
Since 2012, it has been home to the Spartiates de Marseille, the local ice hockey team competing in the prestigious Ligue Magnus national championship.
Externally, the Palais Omnisports stands out for its distinctive architectural design, making it an iconic landmark. Inspired by the blade of an ice skate, it features an elegant metal roof defined by flowing, dynamic lines.
For the local community, however, this is not only a sports venue for major national and international events, but also a key social hub for young people. Numerous educational and recreational activities take place here, such as sports camps and open skating sessions, bringing together young people and their families, particularly during school holidays.
A key contribution to the venue’s enhancement has come from Disano, which was commissioned to modernise its lighting system. The outdated floodlights were replaced with a state-of-the-art LED solution based on the Cromo LED system, designed to deliver robustness, reliability, and outstanding lighting performance.
The new installation ensures a stable, low-flicker, glare-free light output, providing optimal visibility for both athletes and spectators.
In addition, the system can be equipped with DMX (Digital Multiplex) drivers, enabling dynamic control of lighting scenes and the creation of custom atmospheres with strong visual impact.
Thanks to Disano’s intervention, the Palais Omnisports in Marseille has entered a new era of lighting, where every event, whether sporting or social, benefits from an immersive, carefully calibrated visual experience that enhances the intensity of each moment.

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