Lighting services will now allow light shows at the venue, which is due to host ice hockey and Para ice hockey during Milan Cortina 2026, while an LED cube will be installed.

A new sound system from Italian audio manufacturer RCF was part of the plans as well, installed by RCF's partner Tecnoalarm/Tecnofire, integrating anti-intrusion, fire detection and supervision technology.

Construction and technological systems company Costigliola oversaw the development.

"The structural redevelopment of the ice rink began in 2021, starting from the restoration of the roof and laminated wood structures, including the extensions up to the complete renovation of the technology upgrades." said Alberto Costigliola, commercial manager of Costigliola. 

"For the audio systems, we relied on the expertise of RCF, which assisted Costigliola through Pietro Mandelli of the Engineering Support Group. 

"From the initial design phase, through system programming to commissioning and delivery of the system, RCF is a tremendous partner.

"We are very happy with the result and the arena is now ready to host high profile events. 

"The inauguration day, for example, took place with only the systems inside the building, without any external integration, that provided clarity and definition of speech and music worthy of a concert."

RCF's P4228 loudspeakers were added to the arena, which seats 1,110 people.

The venue also has swimming, fitness and padel facilities, which have had audio upgrades too.