LENZI - LANTERNES DE PARIS

A modest 'boilermaking-sheet metal-bodywork' company founded in 1933 by Léopold Lenzi was not to move into public lighting until 20 years later, on the occasion of the major restoration of sites and monuments in the city of Paris. Having won the contract for the restoration of old lighting fixtures selected by the sites commission, the company, which had specialists, was to quickly manufacture complete sets. The installations were an immediate success. Champs-Elysées, avenue de l'Opéra, rue de Rivoli, butte Montmartre, Place de la Concorde, Marais district, Palais Royal, etc.

• Outdoor landscaping, street furniture and accessibility
• Lighting
• Connected systems and smart infrastructures, IoT