Born as a former hospital of the city of Assisi, one of the first in all of Italy, the Palazzo Monte Frumentario was built in 1267 outside the first Roman circle, on the side, further down the road that still leads to the Saint Francis Basilica. The entrance to the building - the latter spreading over three floors and overlooking Via Fontebella, alley "degli Esposti" and Via San Francesco - is introduced by a seven-arch porch. These arches are of the segmental variety, supported by columns with Byzantine capitals carved by Venetian stonemasons. The facade is decorated with frescoes painted by an Umbrian follower of Giotto (1300 ca). Once inside, you can find a large hall decorated with neo-Gothic frescoes and illuminated by a large window that opens onto the valley.
ELECTRIC AND LIGHTING SYSTEM
Light line consisting of ceiling and wall lights featuring warm light, and metal halide IP20 floodlights for 150 w.
Guzzini lights (adjustable projectors with adapter and track), 43W white LED light. F.M. line composed of normal sockets, emergency line composed of ceiling S.E. and S.A. lights.
FIRE ALARM SYSTEM
Manual fixed fire alarm network type with portable powder extinguishers, 9 6-kg 34A-233BC-CE EN3 ones.
Smoke vents with automatic electric control and manual side window on via Fontebella.
Smoke detection system, analogue sensors, linear optical smoke detector, addressable to reflection.
BURGLAR ALARM SYSTEM
Burglar alarm system with cameras.
HEATING SYSTEM
Under-floor heating with hot-air heat pump and supply and return air ducts.
AIR CONDITIONING SYTEM
with hot-air heat pump and supply and return air ducts.
UTA connected to internal refrigerator units (reference range:
temp.= 20°C with um.= 40%
temp.= 26°C with um.= 50%)
