Division: Lighting and home automation

The Parish Church of Saints Tirso and Emiliano, or “new church” is located in the locality of Calzana. It was built in the eighteenth century (1725-1745) according to the typical canons of eighteenth-century architecture, which provided for a simple but imposing facade marked by four pilasters supporting a tympanum crowning and a single hall plan in which four side chapels open and a deep presbytery. For the church of Monticelli Brusati Melloncelli built a projector called “SpotLed MAX”.

The assignment for the refurbishment of the lighting system of the Cathedral of Asiago was entrusted to Melloncelli, a leading company in the sector of artistic lighting and places of worship that boasts countless interventions in Italy and abroad. The awarding of the work is the result of a scrupulous evaluation by a technical committee of several proposals made by various companies. One of Melloncelli’s added values, in addition to decades of experience in the work carried out, was the fact that it was a manufacturer of its own lighting fixtures and this allowed it to respond in the best possible way to the different needs of the customer.

Palazzo Besta is one of the most significant Lombard Renaissance residences, it was built at the end of the fifteenth century and subsequently decorated with splendid pictorial cycles with a mythological, biblical and historical theme, also known as the “small palace in the Alps”, it was built by the noble Besta family by incorporating pre-existing buildings, starting from the second half of the fifteenth century at the behest of Azzo I, giving impetus to the pictorial decoration and transforming the Palace into a Renaissance court that hosted artists, writers and philosophers.

In the city of Padua, where Saint Anthony lived and taught, stands the Theological Institute of St. Anthony Doctor of the Friars Minor Conventual.

Established as a Theological College for the friars, the Institute has expanded its activities in recent decades, with the aim of responding to the request for theological and spiritual formation present within the Church and the contemporary world, offering courses of various kinds to religious, priests and laity; to educators and pastoral workers.

Inside there is a chapel full of meanings and symbols both in the structural choices and in the choice of colors.