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When the Fiera di Milano development relocated to its new site in Rho-Pero in 2005, this vast area was completely reimagined with the aim of creating a modern, sustainable urban district, rich in green spaces and capable of offering an exceptionally high quality of life and services. It was on this basis that construction of the CityLife district in Milan began.
Following demolition and site clearance, work on the first buildings of the two iconic residential complexes began in 2009, with the entire project bearing the signature of the renowned architects Zaha Hadid and Daniel Libeskind. A few years later, the park was developed, with an initial planting of over 300 tall-trunk trees, followed by the completion of the Isozaki Tower in 2015, the Zaha Hadid Tower in 2018, and the Libeskind Tower in 2020.
In terms of public transport, the neighbourhood is well connected to both the city centre and the wider area thanks to the Tre Torri station on the lilac M5 metro line, located in the square with the same name. Essential services include the BabyLife nursery school, as well as retail and leisure facilities such as the famous CityLife Shopping District, opened in 2017 and also designed by Zaha Hadid. Its three-storey structure, with futuristic lines, features restaurants, leading international brands, and a 1,200-seat cinema. Between 2025 and 2026, two major developments were completed: the construction of the padel tennis facility, the Golden Goose Arena Powered by Atlante, and the restoration of the former Palazzo delle Scintille, now known as CityOval Milano, a multi-purpose venue designed to host a wide range of events.
Alongside its luxurious contemporary residential and office buildings, another defining feature of CityLife is its park, a vast green oasis. Designed with sustainability and biodiversity in mind, it is home to over 2,000 trees and covers an area of 178,000 square metres surrounding the three iconic towers. To ensure residents enjoy the highest possible quality of life, spaces dedicated to relaxation and leisure have been created, including cycle and pedestrian paths and routes designed for all ages, harmoniously integrated with the surrounding architecture. In a dedicated fenced area, young children can also play in complete safety.
Therefore, this extensive green space needed to be properly enhanced within an urban setting that is highly people-friendly, evocative, and imbued with a futuristic spirit. To achieve this goal, the lighting system, which was recently installed using top-design, high-performance luminaires, played a key role. The choice fell on Aura, manufactured by Disano, a world-leading Italian company in the street lighting sector. Equipped with LED light sources, these systems ensure well-controlled light distribution, free from spill light and compliant with the most advanced regulations on light pollution, fully respecting nocturnal flora and fauna. This approach clearly reflects Disano’s commitment to the principles of the green economy.
The latest-generation LED light sources also deliver high luminous efficiency and excellent visibility, significantly reducing energy consumption and minimising maintenance requirements. From an aesthetic perspective, Aura also stands out for its innovative design: its slender, minimalist form, a departure from the traditional concept of a street lamp, allows for harmonious and carefully balanced integration into the urban landscape.
Today, in this haven of harmony between architecture and nature that defines the exclusive CityLife district, the lighting solution provided by Disano has helped enhance the environment with elegance, efficiency, and safety, improving the quality of the spaces and the experience of those who use them, in complete safety.

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CityLife Park in Milan