Overview
- In the Centro Histórico’s Polígono A, the program covers roughly 57 kilometers across 134–137 streets and seven plazas.
- The city plans about 7,000 new LED luminaires rated 120–170 watts plus 854 reflectors, rehabilitating historic lamp models with controlled color temperatures around 4,000–5,000 K.
- Artistic lighting will highlight 15 landmark buildings totaling about 73,000 square meters of façades, with work already completed on several sites.
- Officials report roughly 30% completion and project finishing the street works by mid‑March, with façade lighting targeted for late February to early March.
- Authorities stress the effort is a permanent component of the Centro’s management plan, coordinated with INAH to protect monuments, with forthcoming measures to reorganize street commerce and implement a special security plan.