In the most iconic and vibrant area of the city, both the new financial center of Milan and heart of the nightlife, the incredible maxi LEDSCREEN is placed in the GARIBALDI station of the M5 line straight into the crowded interchange platform among the LILAC and GREEN metro lines with the railway station, which is the main one in the City, for commuter traffic, with as many as 25 million users a year.With its 60 mq this MAXI LEDWALL has a great impact and it’s a suitable solution for the 3D effects.

These Maxi led screens are located in the heart of one of the busiest areas of Milan, on the thoroughfare that brings the pedestrian flow from Piazza Gae Aulenti to Corso Como and Porta Garibaldi. Their location in the pedestrian zone allows for 3D and full motion video playback, which will capture the attention of the thousands of people who frequent the area. Its proximity to Porta Garibaldi Station guarantees a diverse audience made up of commuters and tourists, including foreigners.

The incredible maxi ledwall wraps the corner between Largo La Foppa and Via Della Moscova, with its elegant curved finish and amazing image resolution, guaranteed by the exclusive 3.9 pitch for highest resolution content.

We’re in the trendiest and extremely cool area, populated by thousands of clubs, restaurants and stylish stores. The maxi ledwall, which is well visible from Radetzky, enchants at any time the teeming crowd that from Corso Garibaldi and the city center, moves towards Corso Como, Piazza XXV Aprile, as well as the futuristic area of Piazza Gae Aulenti and Garibaldi Station. The top of communication technology, in the most lively and modern district of the City.

L’impianto è collocato su uno degli ingressi più importanti di Milano, la direttrice in entrata del traffico proveniente dalla Milano-Bologna, a pochi passi dalla fermata del passante ferroviario di Porta Romana e dalla fermata Lodi della linea gialla della Metropolitana Milanese. Fortemente impattante e frontale al senso veicolare garantisce un elevatissimo numero di contatti giornalieri. Ubicato in una posizione sopraelevata, l’impianto offre inoltre una perfetta e prolungata visibilità.

Viale Forlanini 1, the first permanent maxi billboard in Milan that, through advertising campaigns, told a bit of Milan’s history, from Folon’s paintings for SNAM to TIM and Vodafone. A strategic location on Viale Forlanini, entrance to Milan from Linate commercial airport. Directly exposed to car traffic, this billboard targets not only a business segment, but also all vehicles entering the city coming from freeways.

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The extraordinary position with respect to the road axis favors a persistent frontality of the advertising message on all the car traffic directed toward the historic center of Rome, which is very intense at all hours of the day and evening. The installation can be considered a Top Quality in the Roman panorama both for the large square footage of the structure, a good 150 square meters, and for being the only location visible from the Tangenziale, illuminated even at night.

Via Tiburtina 388, Rome?s largest blind wall with its 250 square meters of advertising exposure dominates one of the city?s busiest thoroughfares. The facility neighbors numerous businesses and stores that crowd the street and is about 200 meters from Tiburtina station, a stone?s throw from the Tangenziale EST junction and the Sapienza university district as well as the San Lorenzo district known for its nightclubs open until late at night. The advertising message enjoys unparalleled visibility imposing itself on all car traffic heading toward the city center. The prominent position of the advertising message and the frontality of the structure with respect to the road axis guarantee excellent visibility even from a distance in all traffic conditions, very heavy at all hours of the day and night.

240 sq. m. facility located on one of Rome?s busiest streets. It enjoys double exposure from both inside and outside the Tuscolana Station, where trains to the airport plus all city and regional routes pass through. Rome?s largest blind wall, after Tiburtina, overlooks one of the city?s busiest routes. Bordered by the Tuscolana station, a stone’s throw from Piazza Re di Roma, it enjoys unparalleled visibility imposing itself over all car traffic heading to one of the city’s most commercial and densely populated areas. 15,000 people per km2, with numerous clubs in the famous Pigneto district enlivening Rome’s nightlife until late at night.

The installation, which is visible from more than one kilometre from the city causeway, has a stunning visual impact on viewers. ts position, which is on a vehicular axis that connects the eastern and western part of the city, it’s an ideal spot, and it ensures a high number of daily contacts and connections.

Also, the installation size, shape and format give a top-notch an extended visibility.

This maxi billboard is situated in the beginning of Via San Vincenzo that is in the city centre, where the pedestrian area of the city starts. It is placed between Via San Vincenzo and via XX Settembre, and it is is visible also for vehichles that transit in this road where the traffic is always congested and have to stop in this crossroad due to a traffic light. Via San Vincenzo is the only pedestrian area of the city, important for shopping, restaurants and for the entrance of the Oriental Market. It is popular for Genoeses and for tourists too. This is the only maxi billboard in a such central place of the city.