Chiesa di San Zenone

Harmony between ancient and modern.

In the heart of the famous Franciacorta, in the medieval town of Passirano, stands the majestic Parish Church of San Zenone. Inside this beautiful church are preserved works of art of considerable value. These include the wooden Madonna by the Renaissance sculptor Stefano Lamberti, the Last Supper painted by Antonio Guadagnini and the eighteenth-century altarpiece attributed to Sante Cattaneo, recently restored to its original splendor.

In the 1970s an air heating system was installed, which damaged the aesthetic appearance of the church and compromise works of art and organs because of the unsightly holes and the hot air coming out of them. To preserve the environment and works of art, the MORE FTA floor radiant heating system was chosen. This innovative low-thickness, low inertia and high efficiency system not only guarantees immediate comfort, but also enhances the context thanks to the wooden roof, eliminating any imperfection and restoring the purity of the spaces.