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A hub for international business and a breeding ground for revolutionary trends and creative ideas in fashion and design: all this and much more is Milan, a bustling and vibrant city, which is also steeped in historical and artistic heritage.
At the end of Corso Sempione, one of its main streets, stands the Arch of Peace, which serves as one of the gates to the city, also known as Porta Sempione. Erected at Napoleon&#8217;s behest in 1807, it was inaugurated years later to celebrate the victory of Vittorio Emanuele II and Napoleon III in the Second War of Italian Independence in 1859.
This elegant Milanese boulevard, which stretches nearly two kilometres (1.25 miles), also narrates the story of a recent past and historical figures. Along its sides are important buildings, such as the historic Italian TV (RAI) headquarters, designed by renowned architect Giovanni Ponti in 1939 and the Rustici building, a prime example of Milanese rationalist architecture built between 1933 and 1935.
But once evening falls, Corso Sempione reveals its vibrant nightlife. Cocktail bars, international cuisine restaurants, and beer gardens come alive, unleashing all of Milan&#8217;s captivating energy.
To enhance safety and comfort, particularly during the evening hours, the city has given special attention to its public lighting system. Disano&#8216;s long-standing experience in the field of street lighting solutions, as well as the expertise and reliability that have characterised it since its foundation in 1957, were the reasons why Disano was entrusted with the task of illuminating Milan&#8217;s iconic boulevard. The project involved the installation of Garda luminaires, boasting excellent performance levels and a clean-cut design.
Their innovative LED sources embody cutting-edge lighting technology, producing light with remarkable results: visibility is excellent, while being respectful of both people’s and the planet’s well-being, also due to a significant reduction in pollutant emissions. This is a big step taken by the Italian company towards embracing the principles of a greener economy. Moreover, the use of LED lights allows a notable cut in energy and maintenance costs.
Developed in the renowned Made in Italy style, the linear and extremely slim design of the Garda lamp post contributes to an aesthetically pleasant dialogue between the streetlights and the surrounding urban setting, emphasising it gracefully.
For the lighting project along Corso Sempione, Disano therefore installed the flagship of its street and public lighting products to ensure maximum lighting efficiency and excellent visibility, while paying great attention to environmental sustainability and energy savings. This is the only way light can become the key factor in returning every city space to its inhabitants.

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Street lighting in Milan