The new system enhances the majesty of the imperial palace overlooking the Circus Maximus, offering the city of Rome a different view of the southern slopes of the Palatine Hill.
Acea renews the lighting system of the Palatine Hill. Particular attention was given to the southern front of the monumental archaeological area, facing the Circus Maximus.
The lighting system of the Palatine Hill has been renewed, as a continuation of works started in 2017. In line with the original technical and lighting concept, custom-designed, next-gen, low impact floodlights have replaced the old ones. The work ensures a better weather resistance and allows the reduction of electricity consumption by 15%.
The new system enhances the majesty of the imperial palace overlooking the Circus Maximus, offering the city of Rome a different view of the southern slopes of the Palatine Hill.
The interiors are illuminated by a neutral light, to make compositional elements of the structure emerge at their best, while the depth of rooms is enhanced by a warmer light. The modernising and restoring works concern the lighting system of the Domus Severiana, the Stadium, the Domus Augustana, the Domus Flavia and the Pedagogium.
