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Istanbul, a city of timeless charm and somewhat blurred identity, is situated along the Bosphorus Strait, where Europe meets Asia and the waters of the Black Sea join those of the Marmara Sea. The cosmopolitan and contemporary atmosphere is clear as soon as one crosses the bridges over the Bosphorus connecting the Ottoman city to the European one, while the grandeur of the places of worship reminds us of its countless historical and religious events. Some of these places are the Blue Mosque, with its dome covered in 20,000 blue tiles, the Suleiman Mosque in the Grand Bazaar district and, of course, the Hagia Sophia, built by Justinian in 537 and known for its mosaic depicting Christ Pantocrator. Priceless artefacts, such as the Spoonmaker&#8217;s Diamond, are kept in the Topkapi Palace, which was the main seat of Ottoman power for over four hundred years, until the mid-19th century. A short distance away is the Museum of Archaeology, which consists of three buildings containing artefacts of great artistic and historical value, and the famed Treaty of Kadesh, a diplomatic document dated 1259 B.C. considered the world&#8217;s oldest peace treaty.
It&#8217;s a city offering natural beauty as well as many historical, religious and artistic sites and monuments inherited from its rich past.
In terms of infrastructure, the Turkish capital has two major air terminals that handle the substantial flow of travellers, especially tourists. Sabiha Gökçen Airport, about an hour away from the city and located on the Asian side of the city, and Istanbul Airport, located close to the city and operational since 2019, when the historic Atatürk Airport, which now handles only cargo and private flights closed its doors to the general public.
In recent times, several airport runways have been illuminated thanks to an innovative and modern lighting system that has included fixtures manufactured by Disano. For this project, drawing from its experience in the infrastructure lighting sector, the Italian company selected the Cromo spotlights, a special lighting fixture designed and made in Italy.
The contemporary style of this fixture stands out for its simplicity, sporting a slim body for reduced exposure to wind, a fundamental requirement in outdoor lighting installation. The design reflects the great care and attention that Disano always pays to all its products, down to the smallest details. Moreover, the luminaire is made of aluminium and is equipped with lenses to make sure you obtain the best performance from the latest generation of LED sources.

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Istanbul Airport