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(95, 'IGZ006', 65, 'Station F', 'Paris, France', 'Formally opened in 2017, Station F is the biggest startup campus in the world. Located in the centre of Paris, it is the brainchild of the internet and mobile phone entrepreneur Xavier Niel who has always been interested in the world of startups. Niel has succeeded in attracting investments from a number of corporate giants, such as  Facebook, who invested in the “Startup Garage” programme for data handling companies, Microsoft, that runs the artificial intelligence sector and Vente Privée, the French e-commerce colossus.\r\n\r\nThe facility is housed in the 34,000 square metre, former Austerlitz Station rail freight depot, built between 1927 and 1929 by the engineer Eugène Freyssinet. Halle Freyssinet, as the building was originally known, is a splendid building constructed of pre-compressed concrete with an extraordinarily light load-bearing structure based on an innovative technique later patented by Freyssinet. Thanks to this highly original characteristic in 2012 Halle Freyssinet was officially nominated a historical monument.\r\n\r\n310 metres long and 58 metres away, Station F consists of three parallel naves with slim pre-compressed concrete arches, each of which has a specific function. The refurbishment plan designed by the Wilmotte & Associés studio is simple and effective. It eliminates any superfluous decoration to reveal the elegance of the structure and enhance the refined proportions of the main and secondary pre-compressed reinforced concrete elements. The new window frames that complete the building are made of flat iron and create a comfortable environment while also matching the structure’s original style. \r\n\r\nThe building basically consists of a main central space under a vast barrel vault with a large skylight in the middle of it, and a series of individual startup boxes, created from iron structures, which run down either side and are completely separate from the original concrete walls. The small rooms located on the ground and first floor have glass fronts overlooking the shared central space, while the top floor hosts a series of cantilevered container boxes that recall the depot’s original purpose. The building includes a “Share Area - a large open space for meeting and sharing skills and digital technologies - is located, as well as a “Fab Lab” that is equipped with freely accessible 3D printers and a 370-seat auditorium. \r\n\r\nThe real heart of the facility, though, is the “Create Zone”, a creative space where all the functional startup structures are located in the form of 24 \"villages\" (8 on each floor). Each village is unique and houses various services (kitchens, Skype boxes, meeting rooms and so on). The shared work spaces all have an open space design and are equipped with modular, connected tables. Last of all, is the “Chill Zone”, a relaxation area with a restaurant and a south-facing gallery offering a view over a multi-level garden, that is open to outsiders as well as those who work at Station F.\r\n\r\nThe building’s new interior layout called for a lighting design split between general lighting for the large spaces and low luminance and more adaptable lighting for the work spaces. For the general lighting, Jean Michel Wilmotte used the Platea Pro projector, a luminaire created for exterior application and therefore perfect for the light effects required for the structure’s considerable height. Two different optics were used, a Wide Flood and an asymmetric street optic, and to install the luminaires, a special metal bracket was designed that straddles the beams that run the entire length of the hall and create a constant rhythm along the “Share Area”. In the locker area where the people who work at station F store their personal belongings, recessed Ledplus luminaires fitted with a Floor Washer optic were used as they create a soft homogeneous atmosphere items. The main entrance to Station F, on the other hand, is illuminated with Laser Blade InOut luminaires protected by a special case.\r\n\r\nYear:\r\n2017\r\nClient:\r\nSDECN - Xavier Niel\r\nDesigner:\r\nWilmotte & Associés\r\nArchitectural project:\r\n2B2M\r\nLighting project:\r\nWilmotte & Associés\r\nStructural engineering:\r\nMIZRAHI\r\nCurator:\r\nDidier Boy De la Tour\r\nFacades:\r\nARCORA\r\nSustainability engineering: \r\nTRANSSOLAR', 'https://www.iguzzini.com/us/projects/project-gallery/station-f-light-for-the-biggest-startup-campus-in-the-world/', 'iGuzzini-Station-F_small.jpg', 'iGuzzini Station F', 'Station F, Paris, France', 'Project Station F is located in Paris, France. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-04-23 00:00:00'),
(96, 'IGZ007', 65, 'The Ancient Theatre of Taormina', 'Taormina, Italy', 'The lighting design for the ancient theatre of Taormina was commissioned by the Department of  Cultural Heritage and Sicilian Identity in order to extend visiting hours at the site into the evening. Operating in collaboration with the Energy Service Company Metaenergia (ESCo), with whom an agreement was signed for the provision of electrical energy and services from 2013 to 2017, this Department opted to use iGuzzini technology for the new project. ESCo also immediately recognised iGuzzini\'s immense expertise in the lighting sector and its skill in using light to both protect and enhance cultural heritage.\r\n\r\nThis particular project has two general aims: on one hand it seeks to use light to enhance the site\'s splendid classical architecture, while on the other, it allows visitors to access the theatre in perfect safety even at night. The increase in revenue created, thanks to a rise in visits, together with lower management costs also mean that the archaeological site can enjoy simple, programmed maintenance while simultaneously bringing other benefits to the area.\r\n\r\nThe project designed by Engineer Roberto Sannasardo from the Department of  Cultural Heritage and Sicilian Identity involved updating the existing lighting system (installed in 1999 by the French studio Roland Jeol) with new technological solutions that were not available at the time.  Non-invasive design solutions were specifically requested in the commission, so compact and hidden luminaires were chosen, and wherever possible, the existing installation system was used to avoid attaching more brackets to the ancient walls.  The overall aim was to create a lighting system that would have a realistic effect and succeed in reproducing the subtle colours of dusk. This is why warm colour temperatures (2900-3000 K) were chosen that create a picturesque image of the theatre. At the same time, using products with high colour rendering  (a CRI of 90) ensures that the site\'s natural materials are properly saturated with the required range of colour. Moreover, replacing all the existing lighting units with new DALI LED elements has resulted in an 80% reduction in consumption and consequently lower management costs. To ensure that the site can be visited in perfect safety at night, the exit routes have been lit with linear lighting created by Underscore InOut luminaires recessed in the handrails and diffused lighting produced by Woody series floodlights . The theatre entrance is also lit by Woody luminaires that anticipate the line of floodlights used in the arena. The designer chose the Woody series because of its high level of visual comfort and wide variety of installation systems and uses, which range from highlighting details to landscaping. From the site\'s viewing platform, a rhythmic procession of pole-mounted iTeka luminaires introduces the visitor to this remarkable example of classical architecture with directional lighting  created by optics with OptiSmart reflectors that optimizes both visual comfort and the spacing of the luminaires. Woody downlights illuminate both the vaulted portico and the open portico, emphasizing the structure of the steps. From there, Underscore InOut Side Bend luminaires installed in the handrail guide the visitor towards the orchestra with an even and continuous line of light that produces no shadow areas whatsoever. In this way light becomes a kind of geometrical sign that indicates the way ahead. Underscore InOut luminaires are incredibly reliable and perfectly suited  to the site\'s climate, so constant, long-lasting, high performance is guaranteed. Continuing up to the orchestra, the cavea (auditorium) and paraskenia  (side wings) are lit with wide beam Maxiwoody luminaires, whereas Woody luminaires guide visitors along the parodoi (stage side entrances) towards the skene (backstage) where Miniwoody luminaires light up the proskenion (area in front of the skene) and Maxiwoody floodlights the skene. \r\n\r\nThis new lighting system, officially unveiled at a press conference and opening event on June 28th, illuminates the splendid architecture and natural beauty of this archaeological site perfectly while also strictly complying with all the relevant safety standards.\r\n\r\nYear:\r\n2017\r\nClient:\r\nDepartment of Cultural Heritage and Sicilian Identity Metaenergia E.S.Co.\r\nLighting project:\r\nRoberto Sannasardo\r\nPhotographer:\r\nGianluca Scalia & Mario Tordini', 'https://www.iguzzini.com/projects/project-gallery/the-ancient-theatre-of-taormina/', 'iGuzzini-The-Ancient-Theatre-of-Taormina_small.jpg', 'iGuzzini The Ancient Theatre of Taormina', 'The Ancient Theatre of Taormina, Italy', 'Project The Ancient Theatre of Taormina is located in Italy. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-04-24 00:00:00'),
(97, 'INL001', 86, 'NautaDutilh', 'Amsterdam, The Netherlands', 'This law firm office is not only a 10,000 m2 space, it’s THE space in the financial district of Amsterdam. It’s ages away from the usual radiance. It’s quirky, it’s layered and it’s subtle.\r\n\r\nIt\'s a place of ultimate balance of representatives, warmth, and artistry. And it starts with the entry.\r\n\r\nIt all started with the idea of a work environment, that offers more than just an office, that\'s space where work and life blend in a relaxed way. \r\n\r\nThe heart of the office is the restaurant with a bar, where lighting follows the concept of creating a warm and personal ambient ideal for informal chats.\r\n\r\nThe architects aimed to create a fusion of traditional values, contemporary rituals with a human eye on the future.\r\n\r\nLight had to fulfil the modern aspect and create a space where people feel good. \r\n\r\nArchitect: Casper Schwarz\r\nLighting Designer: Studio Rublek\r\nPhotographer: Peter Baas; Gerke van de Hoef', 'https://www.intra-lighting.com/solution?solution=OFFNaut1&name=nautadutilh', 'Intra-Lighting-NautaDutilh_small.jpg', 'Intra Lighting NautaDutilh', 'NautaDutilh, Amsterdam, The Netherlands', 'Project NautaDutilh is located in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-04-26 00:00:00'),
(98, 'WEF005', 68, 'Neues Rathaus', 'Dresden, Germany', 'Following extensive renovations, the Neues Rathaus (New Town Hall) in Dresden is now seen in a new light.\r\n\r\nWhen they devised the exterior lighting for the Neues Rathaus, the Studio DL lighting designers had to comply with the requirements for listed buildings as well as the master plan for Dresden\'s city lighting. Their concept is based on several carefully co-ordinated elements that present the town hall as a landmark on Dresden\'s skyline while at the same time allowing a close look at the architecture and the decorative elements. WE-EF luminaires accentuate the main facade and incorporate the rhythm of the ground floor archway and the pilasters on the upper floor.\r\n\r\nThe column lighting on the arcade of the main facade is created by ETC330-GB LED inground luminaires. The uplights feature a gimbal mounting system, whereby the lighting can be rotated 360° and tilted 30°, enabling it to be precisely aligned. This section uses ETCs with a very narrow beam distribution combined with a linear spread lens in order to provide a powerful “scalloping” effect. For the four arches located directly in front of the main entrance, the ETC330-GB installations at the side of the columns additionally “wash” the wide intrados. This highlights the entrance to the building while also accentuating the lattice doors right behind it, known as the \"golden gate\".\r\n\r\nThe 13 columns at ground level are matched by 13 pilasters on the upper floor, which are also accentuated by column lighting. FLD121 LED projectors are placed on the fascia to cover this area. With connected wattage of just 12 watts and symmetric medium beam distribution, they not only emphasise the vertical columns but also project light to the cornice above. As a result, the fine structure of the facade is visible all the way up to the edge of the roof.\r\n\r\nTwo large bronze heraldic lions that guard the entrance to the Neues Rathaus have naturally been integrated into the lighting concept as they are an important part of the artistic decoration. Two ETC130-GB LED uplights set in the ground in front of the bases of the sculptures are aimed at the lions\' heads with a very narrow beam distribution.\r\n\r\nPrincipal: State capital Dresden, urban planning office\r\nPlanning of the building lighting: Studio DL, Hildesheim\r\nProject supervision and electrical planning: ILB Dr. Rönitzsch GmbH, Freital\r\nPhotos: Dirk-Andre Betz', 'http://www.weef.de/#!/us/project/rathaus_dresden_germany', 'We-ef-Neues-Rathaus_small.jpg', 'We-ef Lighting Neues Rathaus', 'Neues Rathaus, Dresden, Germany', 'Project Neues Rathaus is located in Dresden, Germany. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-04-26 00:00:00'),
(99, 'WEF006', 68, 'Monash University\'s Caulfield campus', 'Melbourne, Australia', 'Integral landscaping and lighting design for Monash University\'s Caulfield campus.\r\n\r\nA water feature, a bright blue sports ground, at the other end a platform with a beautiful pavilion, and lawns, benches and wooden decks everywhere – Monash University\'s Caulfield campus in Melbourne is tough competition for the lecture halls and seminar rooms. The redesign of the campus including a former car park was so successful that the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA) awarded the VIC Urban Design Award of Excellence to the project.\r\n\r\nLighting designers from the company Electrolight were involved in the planning process from an early stage. This is can be seen in a particularly close interlinking of the design of the park and the lighting concept. An example of the consistent integration of the lighting in the environment is the lighting solution for the sports ground. \"Sports ground lighting is usually characterised by four poles positioned in the corners\", says Jess Perry, director of Electrolight. \"But here we departed from this traditional approach and implemented a more theatrical lighting effect instead of conventional flood lighting for the area that features graphic elements and lettering.\" FLC141 LED projectors with snoots are used. They are fitted on clearly inclined poles which – like the projectors – are painted in the blue of the flooring.\r\n\r\nIn contrast, the general lighting chosen for the campus has a stronger focus on functional aspects. The planners decided to use RFL530 LED street and area lighting luminaires along the main path. One pole holds two luminaires. Those that illuminate the path have asymmetric \'side throw\' distribution, while the luminaires directed at the adjoining areas, lawns and terraces fitted with [A60] lenses have symmetric \'forward throw\' distribution. Supplementing them, FLC121 LED projectors fitted unobtrusively on the parapet of the surrounding buildings illuminate smaller side paths on the campus. \r\n\r\nThe special material and surface structure of the Caulfield Sound Shell pavilion is illuminated by ETC300 inground luminaires from WE-EF. Further ETC300 variants add lighting accents around the whole campus on selected trees, mark contours, zone areas and highlight details. They are fitted with a large range of optical accessories, from wallwash to narrow, linear lenses.\r\n\r\nProject participants (selection):\r\nPrincipal: Monash University, www.monash.edu\r\nLandscape architects: TCL – Taylor Cullity Lethlean, www.tcl.net.au\r\nLight planning: Electrolight, http://electrolight.com\r\nArtwork on the sports ground: Agatha Gothe Snape, https://agathagothesnape.net', 'http://www.weef.de/#!/us/project/monash-uni-melbourne', 'We-ef-Monash-University-Caulfield-campus_small.jpg', 'We-ef Lighting Monash University\'s Caulfield campus', 'Monash University\'s Caulfield campus, Melbourne, Australia', 'Project Monash University\'s Caulfield campus is located in Melbourne, Australia. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-04-26 00:00:00'),
(100, 'WAY001', 90, 'International Airport Main Terminal', 'Ashgabat, Turkmenistan', 'Constructed in Turkmenistan’s capital city, Ashgabat, Ashgabat International Airport is one of the biggest projects of the country. The design of the new Ashgabat International Airport Complex was inspired from a historical Turkish character Oguz Khan and the lacyn bird (falcon), which is one of the national symbols of Turkmenistan. The Airport Complex consists of 266 buildings with different functions and constructed on the site area of 12-million sqm, including 2.5-million sqm area of runways, taxiways and aprons. The new airport also will be able to host 14 million domestic – international passengers per year with providing IATA Class A service standards, and ready for being the logistics centre of the region owing to its new cargo structuring.\r\n\r\nIn both daytime and nighttime, this building will be the last building seen by passengers arriving to or departing from Ashgabat. The exterior lighting of the main terminal building needed to create a prestigious and strong perception and to highlight the structural elements that refer the culture of the country.\r\n\r\nThe building has a huge bird shape so the façade lighting was designed to emphasise this extraordinary architectural form. While the LED uplight projectors on the entrance canopy illuminate the two wings homogenously, the linear lighting fixtures integrated on the front façade imitates a bird’s flapping motion.\r\n\r\nOn the roof, the ‘arrows and bow’ shapes that have an important place in the culture of the country, are shown by linear LED fixtures. Also, the patterns adapted from the Turkmenistan flag to the building were also emphasised by the same kind of luminaries.\r\n\r\nThroughout the design process, international aviation regulations were taken into account. For the low energy consumption, all lighting products have been selected with LED lamps.\r\n\r\nLighting Design:\r\nLighting LAB.1, Turkey\r\n\r\nClient:\r\nPolimeks Construction\r\n\r\nArchitect:\r\nPolimeks Construction, Turkey\r\n\r\nInterior Design:\r\nPolimeks Construction, Turkey; Tekeli-Sisa Architecture, Turkey', 'http://www.waysonlighting.com/airport-main-terminal.html', 'Wayson-Lighting-Ashgabat-International-Airport-Main-Terminal_small.jpg', 'Wayson Lighting Ashgabat International Airport Main Terminal', 'International Airport Main Terminal, Ashgabat, Turkmenistan', 'Project International Airport Main Terminal is located in Ashgabat, Turkmenistan. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-04-27 00:00:00'),
(101, 'ACD001', 91, 'Oxford Street', 'London, UK', 'Occupying 89m of Oxford Street façade from North Audley St to Balderton Street, is situated on one the busiest and prestigious shopping destinations in London.\r\n\r\nThe project brief\r\n\r\nThe project brief was to unify the block of buildings, by picking out the features that would render the facades character best at night.  To ensure the façade not only looked impressive at night, unsightly cabling should not detract from the buildings charm and architectural beauty during the day, attracting higher end retailers and discerning shoppers, by giving the development presence and charisma.\r\n\r\nacdc’s solution\r\n\r\nThrough extensive lighting trials and 2D Photoshop visuals LDI picked out the features that would render the facades character best at night, the team produced detailed mounting drawings for each fittings location and cable routes.\r\n\r\nRed brick vertical features are picked out by 10° Plaza 10 fittings in 2700K, to enhance the warm tone of the red brick giving an inviting warm glow. The rhythm of narrow beam uplighting was carefully planned to ensure the right amount of shadow and highlight, ensuring the form of the building was expressed from all viewing positions without over lighting the features and loosing contrast. Window reveals and wider features are lit with spread 12 x 40 Plaza 10 fittings, and horizontal lighting is provided  Fino to link and unify the verticals.\r\n\r\nThe lighter stone building, with dark stone columns, is lit with 3000K Plaza 10 fittings, to preserve the lighter finish, and to ensure the light stone is not given an unnatural tone from the warm 2700K lighting used on the majority of the development. This change in colour temperature also intentionally makes the light stone building a feature within the estate as a whole. This façade is lit by the same techniques that unify the development, but given its own identity tailored to its own architectural elegance by using a more suitable neutral white colour temperature.\r\n\r\nAll visible fittings used on the project are RAL finished to match the various mounting surfaces, ensuring minimal visual impact on the façade by day, and all cabling routes are well concealed from direct view by pedestrians.\r\n\r\nThe fittings are all selected and tested for their precise optical performance, and all fittings are equipped with glare snoots and louvers where necessary, to ensure no glare is experiences by pedestrians or building occupants. The glare snoots are finished to match the fittings, and the internal louvers when used are matt black and orientated perpendicular to viewing angles, to ensure glare control is optimal.\r\n\r\nLighting Design:\r\nLighting Design International, UK\r\n\r\nClient:\r\nTribeca Holdings\r\n\r\nArchitect:\r\nESA Architects, UK', 'https://www.acdclighting.co.uk/projects/oxford-st-estate/#.WuMiNMiFNPY', 'acdc-Oxford-Street_small.jpg', 'acdc Oxford Street', 'Oxford Street, London, UK', 'Project Oxford Street is located in London, UK. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-04-30 00:00:00'),
(102, 'ACD002', 91, 'Troia Cathedral', 'Apulia, Italy', 'Built in the first quarter of the 12th century, Troia Cathedral  in Apulia region of Italy is dedicated to the Assumption of the blessed Virgin Mary. .\r\n\r\nThis beautifully preserved and carefully maintained monument stands is recognized one of the jewels of Apulian Romanesque architecture.  The Cathedral’s facade is of significant importance and extraordinary beauty full of symbolic meanings with its magnificent bronze door with symbolic decorations which has been admired by locals and visitors for centuries.\r\n\r\nProject brief\r\n\r\nOwners of this historical monument the Diocese of Lucera-Troia, the Apulia Region and the Municipality of Troia authority approached world renowned architects Stefano Cibelli and Piero Guadagno and Giordana Arcesilai to provide an innovative lighting scheme to enhance the interior space.\r\n\r\nAn innovative lighting scheme with low energy consumption was required to highlight the architectural detail whilst remaining respectful to the original structure and the functionality of the space.  The interior is a three-nave-shaped Latin cross, containing a central nave.   Two side aisles are separated by two impressive rounded arched arcades of 6 marble columns each with a double first column seen when entering the main door, thus making a total of thirteen marble columns.\r\n\r\nCareful consideration was required when lighting the beautiful carved wooden crucifix by Pietro Frasa, which is linked to the town’s popular traditions and festivals. Of particular ceremonial importance, are the stone pulpit and the two chapels, that of the patron saints and the Chapel of the Assumption from which the cathedral takes its name.\r\n\r\nSolution\r\n\r\nacdc and Thorn from the Zumtobel group have provided, innovative technology and products that meet three lighting criteria: for ceremonial purposes, artistry and architectural highlighting, together with a touch screen lighting control system is\r\n\r\nPre-programmed to the different needs of the space allowing the lighting scheme to be tuned to suit specific functions or required mood, changing from a solemn scene during ceremonial services, to an artistic theme whilst sightseeing groups are visiting the building to create drama and highlight the architectural beauty of the monument.\r\n\r\nIllumination of the central heart of the building was solved with Thorn’s SATIN 2 linear projectors alongside the beams and with QBA projectors for the general lighting placed laterally.  In the side aisles, INTEGREX linear fittings provided arched lighting with ARTEMIS spotlights for Via Crucis have been placed on the capitals.\r\n\r\nThe cathedral of Troy is full of history, charm and culture, and the new lighting enhances the liturgies and celebrations, improves tourist’s enjoyment and experience whilst remaining respectful of the cathedral’s religious function.', 'https://www.acdclighting.co.uk/projects/troia-cathederal-italy/#.Wube6MiFNPY', 'acdc-Troia-Cathedral_small.jpg', 'acdc Troia Cathedral', 'Troia Cathedral, Apulia, Italy', 'Project Troia Cathedral is located in Apulia, Italy. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-04-30 00:00:00'),
(103, 'LMP023', 28, '180 Wellington', 'Ottawa, Ontario, Canada', 'The recently restored Wellington Building is the first to be lit following the newly implemented Master Plan for the Parliamentary Precinct in Canada\'s capital, Ottawa. Returned to its 1920s splendor, the onetime insurance building now house MP offices, a library, and governmental meeting rooms. Public Works and Government Services Canada turned to lighting design firm Lightemotion to highlight this stunning example of Beaux-Arts architecture and sets it aglow with subtle elegance.\r\n\r\n\"We employed a theatrical approach to lighting with very detailed control systems to avoid flooding the building with light\" states Francois Roupinian, Founder of Lightemotion, \"Delicate, beautiful accents on key architectural features preserve the historic integrity of its architecture while maintaining a cohesive luminous environment with the neighboring buildings.\" \r\n\r\nOn the ground level along Wellington Street, Lightemotion employed Lumenpulse Lumenfacade Remote 2-foot luminaires to light the inner window arches. At a 3000k color temperature, they give the façade an organic glow without compromising the resonance of the natural stone. The Lumenpulse Lumenfacades used in this area are equipped with a custom cage that matches the stone façade, this cage both protects and hides the luminaires within the façade.\r\n\r\nBetween each of the building\'s columns and pilasters, Lumenfacade Horizontal luminaires were placed to add drama and create a softer light while also making these architectural elements stand out from the façade. The light intentionally bleeds up and onto the cornices, so as to allow additional light onto the façade.\r\n\r\nThe DALI lighting control system allows each luminaire to be individually controlled; lighting levels can be specifically tailored to each area of the building depending on the nature of the architectural features and reflectivity of the surfaces. The strategically placed strokes of light covering all four-tiers of the building accentuate and underscore this historic landmark\'s eminence in a timeless, lasting design that enhances its beauty. \r\n\r\nAs Ottawa\'s Master Plan comes to light, it is clear that the lighting design and the luminaires used for 180 Wellington Street is the standard to follow. \r\n\r\nEQUIPMENT SPECIFIED \r\n24 x Lumenfacade Horizontal, 1ft, 3000K, 10°x10°\r\n30 x Lumenfacade Horizontal, 1ft, 3000K, 10°x60°\r\n41 x Lumenfacade Horizontal, 2ft, 3000K, 10°x60°\r\n7 x Lumenfacade Horizontal, 3ft, 3000K, 10°x60°\r\n24 x Lumenfacade Horizontal HO, 3ft, 3000K, 10°x60°\r\n89 x Lumenfacade Horizontal, 4ft, 3000K, 10°x60°\r\n30 x Lumenfacade Horizontal HO, 4ft, 3000K, 10°x60°\r\n8 x Lumenfacade Remote, 2ft, 3000K, 10°x60°\r\n\r\nClient: Public Works and Government Services Canada\r\nLighting Design: Lightemotion\r\nArchitect: NORR\r\nContractor: Pomerleau\r\nPhotographer: Gordon King', 'https://www.lumenpulse.com/projects/257/180-wellington?region=meaf', 'Lumenpulse-180-Wellington_small.jpg', 'Lumenpulse 180 Wellington', '180 Wellington, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada', 'Project 180 Wellington is located in Ottawa, Canada. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-04-30 00:00:00'),
(104, 'PHI001', 92, 'Viaduct Harbour', 'Auckland, New Zealand', 'Viaduct Harbour is a heavily obstructed area by cables, gangways and other infrastructure. Philips Lighting was tasked to adapt to local celebrations and events, allowing programming from anywhere with regular content updates.\r\n\r\nThe Philips luminaires also had to survive sea air, salt spray and even partial immersion, and still have a satisfactory light output in ten years\' time.\r\n\r\nThe right lighting\r\n\r\nFor the western wall, Philips iColor Flex LMX Gen2, a direct view system, was mounted on stainless steel plates and overlaid with a customised diffusing screen resulting in seamless light movements.\r\n\r\nFor the southern wall, the luminaire chosen was the Philips ColorGraze MX4 Powercore from Color Kinetics, an IP66 fitting made of high-quality aluminium with a low copper content to withstand the marine location. To avoid the wall looking flat and featureless, the interior of each frame was washed with carefully-directed light that used a gradation in intensity across the surface to provide interest and contrast.\r\n\r\nA waterproof secondary housing was designed and built locally from marine-grade 316 stainless steel with a glass lens, and the luminaire was mounted and sealed inside this.\r\n\r\nLighting designer Angus Muir was commissioned to design the creative content while the Philips ActiveSite gateway monitors the health of the system sending real-time fault alerts to address immediately.\r\n\r\nAs the project progressed, it became clear that the color-changing lighting would also provide another opportunity—to revitalize the city and the whole downtown experience.\r\n\r\n“As we worked on the project we realized that through the use of color-changing lighting, we had the chance to essentially brand the city,” said Fox. “The new lighting could extend beyond the station and tie back to city events and happenings, and with the nearby commercial railroad station, we could create a ‘gateway’ to San Diego.”\r\n\r\nTo uplight the canopy, Ceballos and Fox used a combination of four Philips Color Kinetics ColorBlast Powercore and two iW Blast Powercore fixtures mounted within each of the 12 existing metal shrouds located 35 ft (10.7 ft) above the station which replaced high wattage metal halide uplights. More than 30 different themed lighting shows were programmed—both static and dynamic—and run during trolley operating hours treating travelers and passersby to a lighting experience. After hours, the uplights switch to white light in order to increase safety and security in the area. The new lighting system has reduced the overall energy consumption.\r\n\r\n“It was exciting to take the objectives of the project one step further and have the chance to really make an impact on the city,” said Ceballos. “We hope the new lighting will instill pride in local citizens and create a welcoming and memorable entrance for visitors.”\r\n\r\nProducts Used\r\nColorGraze MX4 Powercore  \r\niColor Flex LMX gen2  \r\n\r\nCLIENT:\r\nAngela Bull, CEO,\r\nViaduct Harbour Holdings Ltd\r\n\r\nDESIGN:\r\nGeoff Lewthwaite,\r\nPhilips Lighting New Zealand\r\n\r\nAngus Muir,\r\nAngus Muir Design\r\n\r\nTECHNICAL DESIGN:\r\nChris Huff,\r\nChris Huff Technical Ltd.\r\n\r\nELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR:\r\nEmpire Electrical Services Ltd', 'http://mirror.philipsnas.com/Showcase/installs/Viaduct-Harbour/index.html', 'Philips-Viaduct-Harbour_small.jpg', 'Philips Viaduct Harbour', 'Viaduct Harbour, Auckland, New Zealand', 'Project Viaduct Harbour is located in Auckland, New Zealand. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-04-30 00:00:00'),
(105, 'PHI002', 92, 'OVO Wrocław Apartments', 'Wrocław, Poland', 'Philips Lighting (Euronext Amsterdam ticker: LIGHT) has implemented dynamic LED lighting for the prestigious apartment and hotel complex OVO Wrocław, in Wrocław, Poland. The building is equipped with over one kilometer of linear LED fixtures, 8,500 luminaries and 6,750 remote controlled modules.\r\n\r\nThe OVO Wrocław building includes apartments, is home to a Double Tree hotel by Hilton, office spaces, a casino and a fitness club. Located in the centre of Wrocław, the curved building features an open court and white façade equipped with over 300 meters of Philips Vaya Linear luminaires that provide a subtle embellishment, complementing the surrounding architecture. The LED lighting technology is designed and tailor-made to meet the specific requirements of the rooms, reception areas and façade.\r\n\r\nThe interior of the building is equipped with ceiling luminaires, Philips LuxSpace Accent, Philips StoreFlux and Philips Coreline downlights. These are computer controllable so that special light effects may be applied to transform the lobby, reception desk, restaurant, ballroom and foyer in the blink of an eye. \r\n\r\nThe lobby, restaurant and the ballroom also feature tailor-made Volcano luminaires, mounted to the ceiling and covered in uniquely shaped plaster frames. The Volcano luminaires contain 6,750 Philips Color Kinetics eW Flex Compact modules.\r\n\r\nThe interior luminaires are controlled using Philips Dynalite controls. Light scenes have been created to transform the spaces for any occasion by the simple tap of a LCG touch panel screen. Facility managers also enjoy a personalized interface and remote access capabilities.\r\n\r\nThe lighting in the public spaces of the building offer a warm hue in a range between 2700-3000K. Zones that are not accessible to guests feature luminaires with a color temperature of 4000K.\r\n\r\nBy adopting Philips LED lighting technology, the OVO Wrocław complex can save up to 60% of energy consumption in public zones, compared to conventional lighting.\r\n\r\nProducts Used\r\neW Flex Compact  \r\nVaya Linear MP, White & Mono  \r\nVaya Cove LP G2', 'http://mirror.philipsnas.com/Showcase/installs/OVO-Wroclaw/index.html', 'Philips-OVO-Wrocław-Apartments_small.jpg', 'Philips OVO Wrocław Apartments', 'OVO Wrocław Apartments, Wrocław, Poland', 'Project OVO Wrocław Apartments is located in Wrocław, Poland. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-04-30 00:00:00'),
(106, 'ZTB001', 94, 'ELBE PHILHARMONIC HALL', 'Hamburg, Germany', 'Zumtobel accentuates the magical atmosphere of the Elbe Philharmonic Hall in Hamburg with a tailored lighting solution that uniquely brings the heart of this spectacular concert hall to life. Zumtobel has referenced the architectural philosophy of combining old and new by working closely with the Swiss architects Herzog & de Meuron and the glass designer Detlef Tanz from Wegberg to carefully craft 1200 hand-blown glass ball luminaires. Paying homage to the nearby River Elbe, the fittings appear like light-filled water bubbles emerging from the undulating acoustic ceiling. The combination of traditional craftsmanship and modern LED technology made the development of this lighting solution a special challenge for Zumtobel. The result is a custom-made luminaire with an especially attractive appearance, which uses a colour temperature of 2700 K to create an emotive atmosphere in the room. The ball fittings are seamlessly dimmable via DMX controls and fully compatible with HDTV, meaning that video recordings made in the concert hall are completely flicker-free.\r\n\r\nThe Plaza features a further 870 machine-made plastic ball luminaires. These LED solutions are grouped in diamond shapes and provide pleasant warm-white general illumination. Zumtobel developed another customised luminaire specifically for the foyer and the cloakroom in front of the concert hall. This hybrid product incorporates a hand-crafted fluorescent fitting with an RGB LED module, which can be separately controlled using a DALI interface. Depending on the particular event, this means that the 750 luminaires can be individually adjusted to create poignant effect lighting.\r\n\r\nZumtobel has also used a number of established standard luminaires in the Elbe Philharmonic Hall. Track-mounted DIAMO and VIVO spotlights controlled by LITECOM provide general illumination in the Störtebecker restaurant. Furthermore, PANOS infinity guarantees homogenous basic lighting in the hallways and conference rooms of the Westin Hotel.\r\n\r\nArchitect: Herzog & de Meuron (CH)\r\nLighting design: Ulrike Brandi Licht, Hamburg (DE)', 'https://www.zumtobel.com/com-en/art_and_culture.html', 'Zumtobel-ELBE-PHILHARMONIC-HALL_small.jpg', 'Zumtobel ELBE PHILHARMONIC HALL', 'ELBE PHILHARMONIC HALL, Hamburg, Germany', 'Project ELBE PHILHARMONIC HALL is located in Hamburg, Germany. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-05-01 00:00:00'),
(107, 'ZTB002', 94, 'Faculty of Civil Engineering', 'Faculty of Civil Engineering on the Josip Juraj Strossmayer University campus in Osijek, Croatia', 'Zumtobel has implemented a comprehensive lighting solution throughout the new Faculty of Civil Engineering at a university in the Croation city of Osijek. The architect Dinko Peračić has enjoyed a long and successful partnership with Zumtobel, so he knew straight away that the Austrian lighting specialists could offer the essential skills and experience for this fascinating project - in which light was to play such a key role - along with customised solutions for areas with special requirements.\r\n\r\nThe new Faculty of Civil Engineering on the Josip Juraj Strossmayer University campus in Osijek, Croatia, is on the way to becoming a centre of engineering excellence. Architect Dinko Peračić called on the knowledge and expertise of Zumtobel to help realise the lighting concept for the building that encompasses around 10,000 square metres of usable space – a construction that symbolises the rich potential of the built environment. The lighting solutions specified in the many different areas and rooms optimise the effect of the architecture itself, while also maximising visual comfort for students and employees and meeting stringent demands in terms of energy efficiency.\r\nInitial situation and special requirements\r\nFrom the very outset, Dinko Peračić was convinced that light needed to play a central role in this project. “With other university buildings closely flanking the project on both sides, the biggest challenge was deciding how to bring enough daylight into the new building to create real places of encounter. The artificial light primarily had the task to extend the fundamental spatial quality into the evening and night. The plan was to make the rooms as open and light as possible, with evening visitors guaranteed the same pleasant atmosphere as those using the space during the day. In addition, the building is characterised by different areas that each offer their own distinct ambience. This includes everything from bright classrooms and lecture halls, where luminaires with 360-degree light uniformly illuminate the entire room, to lively entrance areas and even an archaeological site, which is integrated in the foundations of the building. Light interacts with the various spatial geometries and emphasises their unique character. Only with the right light can individuals truly experience the architecture of the building.”\r\n\r\nThe number of students attending the Faculty of Civil Engineering at the Josip Juraj Strossmayer University has grown steadily since 1976. For many years the department was dispersed throughout Osijek in a series of different buildings. The completion of the new Faculty of Civil Engineering in spring 2016 has finally established a single fixed location on the university campus, creating the ideal conditions for the academic institution to achieve its goal of becoming the leading higher education centre for construction in Eastern Croatia. The invitation to tender, which was financed using public funds, was first issued in 2006. Zumtobel has been involved with the design and realisation of the lighting solution since 2010.\r\n\r\nA building with many aspects requires a varied lighting solution\r\nIn addition to optimising the energy footprint of the project by introducing measures such as daylight integration, the lighting solution was subject to a number of important stipulations. The high room heights demanded an intelligent solution to fuse adequate light with excellent glare control, while there was also a clear preference for luminaires with a subtle design – in other words, luminaires that use their lit effect to focus attention on the way the space is presented. The client was impressed with the way Zumtobel could draw from a broad product portfolio to provide almost all of the indoor and outdoor functional lighting, including the emergency lighting, while the ability to offer comprehensive service also favoured the Austrian company. Zumtobel was even able to engineer customised mounting solutions for the special ceiling constructions and could call on its Thorn sister brand to realise the exterior lighting installation.\r\n\r\nHigh efficiency for high rooms\r\nIn the entrance area it was necessary to generate a welcoming atmosphere and to simplify orientation for people entering the expansive building. The slim TUBILUX tube luminaire with its 90mm diameter proved the ideal option. Even with ceiling heights of almost 16 metres, the 360-degree circular distribution produces ample light and allows for the uniform illumination of walls and floors.\r\n\r\nThe height of the rooms also played a decisive role in the specification of the lighting for the 94 classrooms and offices. The luminaires, mounted on ceilings with heights of between 4 and 8 metres, had to deliver enough light for the various different visual tasks undertaken by both students and staff. In addition, they needed to simultaneously demonstrate outstanding glare control and contribute to a pleasant atmosphere that is intended to promote learning and concentration.\r\n\r\nAn MPO+ micro-pyramidal optic and perforated side reflector helped the ECOOS fitting catch the eye of the client. The pendant luminaire blends an attractive design with excellent lighting performance, producing 360-degree light from a single light source. Direct, indirect and lateral light components ensure glare-free light at the workplace and at the same time deliver strong vertical illumination. This combination enhances visual comfort and supports careful working, while bright ceilings and walls pave the way for a pleasant atmosphere. Continuous rows of ECOOS draw straight lines through the classrooms of the new university building, accentuating the special geometry of the learning spaces.\r\n\r\nThe addition of LUXMATE DIMLITE further improves the overall energy performance. The basic version of this lighting management system integrates available light and enables daylight-dependent control in each of the 94 classrooms and offices. Artificial light is added where necessary to achieve the desired light intensity. LITECOM is combined with the modular SEQUENCE adjustable office luminaire in certain conference rooms to offer lighting scenarios tailored to suit particular tasks and situations.\r\n\r\nThe entire building is equipped with the ONLITE RESCLITE safety luminaire. Excellent efficiency and an optimal light distribution mean that relatively few products were required to meet the relevant standards for safety lighting. The emergency lighting solution is carefully monitored by an ONLITE SB controller, which removes the need for individual checks by automatically reporting issues or problems on a central system.\r\n\r\nOne contact for a comprehensive range of services\r\nAlongside the indoor areas, the addition of LED exterior lighting was a decisive factor in the success of the project. As a member of the Zumtobel Group, Zumtobel was able to utilise the know-how of its sister brand, Thorn. The simple and yet elegant URBA LED street lighting lantern perfectly complements the overall architectural concept of architects Dinko Peračić and Roman Šilje, who were both responsible for the outdoor space. Integrated controls help keep energy consumption and maintenance costs to an absolute minimum.\r\n\r\nThe architects and developers of the new Faculty of Civil Engineering in Osijek were won over by the quality, functionality and aesthetic design of the luminaires – an effective combination that has come to exemplify the Zumtobel portfolio. At the same time, the lighting solution also fulfils its most important objective by providing students and employees with high-quality, glare-free light.\r\n\r\nAn overview of all the Zumtobel luminaires used in the project:\r\n\r\nClassrooms and offices: ECOOS, PERLUCE, TECTON, SLOTHLIGHT 2, ELEEA, SEQUENCE\r\nCorridors and entrance areas: SLOTLIGHT 2, TUBILUX, TROIKA, CONTRAST\r\nSafety lighting: ONLITE RESCLITE with SB Controller, ONLITE CROSSIGN\r\nLighting management: LUXMATE DIMLITE, LITECOM', 'https://www.zumtobel.com/media/downloads/2017_08_03_PR_Z_Fakultaet_Osijek_EN.pdf', 'Zumtobel-Civil-Engineering-Faculty-Osijek_small.jpg', 'Zumtobel Faculty of Civil Engineering', 'Faculty of Civil Engineering on the Josip Juraj Strossmayer University campus in Osijek, Croatia', 'Project Faculty of Civil Engineering on the Josip Juraj Strossmayer University campus is located in Osijek, Croatia. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-05-01 00:00:00'),
(108, 'RGN001', 95, 'GASTRO BOUTIQUE BALFEGÒ', 'Barcelona, Spain', 'Balfegó is a gastronomic space designed to spread the culture of tuna. Its lighting concept seeks the immersion of the diner in an idyllic maritime environment.\r\n\r\nAlong with the interior designers and chefs, the goal was to create different immersion levels accompanied by a dim dynamic light that resembled the sun filtered by water in order to enhance the gastronomic experience. The main hall functions as a restaurant, where the dynamic light receives the guests and invites them to learn more about the Bluefin. With fish swimming in space, and waves surrounding the scene, everyone is welcome to an immersive world.\r\n\r\nThe total immersion of the guest into the maritime world was achieved through the dynamic light concept of the main hall. This displays a central piece: the “school of fish”, composed of 88 units of customized LED spots with warm filters (2700K), placed down the central room, illuminating more than a hundred acrylic fish hanging from the ceiling, forming a circle. Also, these luminaries mark the atmosphere throughout the room, with another 60 led spots on the curtains and bars (3000K), creating a wave effect and controlled by DMX programming to simulate the sea movement. The blue curtains surrounding it, resemble fishnets and have a wave shape, which interacts within the ambiance to get the diner to sit down, relax and start their gastronomic journey. The main tables and bar are illuminated by thin pendant cylinders hanging suggesting the edge of the boats with 2W warm LED spot lights.\r\n\r\nThrough the different levels of immersion, the guest embarks on a thematic, didactic and special journey.\r\n\r\nProject Gastro Boutique Balfegò\r\nYear of completion : 2017\r\nPlace: Barcelona, Spain\r\nLighting designer: artec3\r\nArchitect: El Equipo Creativo\r\nPhotography: ©Adrià Goula', 'http://www.reggiani.net/en/projects/balfego/', 'Reggiani-GASTRO-BOUTIQUE-BALFEGÒ_small.jpg', 'Reggiani GASTRO BOUTIQUE BALFEGÒ', 'GASTRO BOUTIQUE BALFEGÒ, Barcelona, Spain', 'Project GASTRO BOUTIQUE BALFEG is located in Barcelona, Spain. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-05-02 00:00:00');
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(109, 'RGN002', 95, 'THAMES TOWER', 'Reading, UK', 'Reggiani UK, working hard to support London and Oslo-based lighting design and consulting studio, Light Bureau, have provided the perfect lighting solution for the dramatic new reception area in the Thames Tower refurbishment project in Reading, Berks.  Consideration had to be given to aesthetics, energy-efficiency, efficacy, a potential BREEAM rating and lifecycle costs to deliver a stunning yet cost-effective solution to the client.  Reggiani’s YORI downlights were the ideal choice for the extensive new reception space that leads out onto the busy concourse at Reading Railway Station.\r\n\r\nThames Tower was a 1970’s derelict office building. The developer, a joint venture between Landid and Brockton Capital, added 4 additional floors to the 10-storey building, dramatically improving the aspect ratio.  On the ground floor a grand, double-height reception has been created by removing the original first floor and introducing new retail spaces to add to the already vibrant offering of Reading Town Centre.  The atrium itself is accessed through impressive 3-metre high revolving glass doors and shares part of the ground floor area with a restaurant and café. The building has been designed to provide everything that is needed for the modern-day tenant.\r\n\r\nReggiani’s YORI fittings with a 13W LED light source and 16 degree beam angle have been utilised for the project and a black finish chosen,  mounted on suspended track.  Mini YORI fittings in a white finish with 10W light source and a 48 degree beam angle were also incorporated into the scheme on recessed track.  As always, the YORI range has provided a high performance, energy-efficient scheme that ensures a flexible and versatile lighting solution.\r\n\r\nArve Olsen, Director of Light Bureau Ltd, commented: “The sleek and modern design of Reggiani’s YORI range combined with a wide range of optical accessories makes the range a uniquely flexible tool of light for a variety of applications. With its honeycomb louvre, high output light source and narrow beam angle, the YORI spotlight works perfectly in the tall reception space. The luminaires contribute in creating a dramatic and memorable arrival experience at Thames Tower”.\r\n\r\nThe drama of the building unfolds as soon as you enter through its revolving doors into the light-filled reception, setting the scene for the inspirational space in the building’s interior.\r\n\r\nJames Silver, Development Director at Landid, stated: “We are incredibly proud to have completed Thames Tower.  We have created a workspace that is like no other in Reading, offering a stylish and contemporary office environment with amenities that are second to none”.\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nTHAMES TOWER\r\n    \r\nphotos of project (high definition)  \r\nphotos of project (low definition)  \r\nContact us\r\nProject Thames Tower\r\nYear of completion : 2017\r\nPlace: Reading, UK\r\nLighting designer: Light Bureau Ltd - Lighting Consultant: Arve Olsen, Director and Designer\r\nArchitect: dn-a architects\r\nOther contributions: Redevelopment Project Owner: Landid and Brockton Capital (Joint Venture developers)\r\nPhotography: Jack Hobhouse', 'http://www.reggiani.net/en/projects/thames-tower/', 'Reggiani-THAMES-TOWER_small.jpg', 'Reggiani THAMES TOWER', 'THAMES TOWER, Reading, UK', 'Project THAMES TOWER is located in Reading, UK. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-05-02 00:00:00'),
(110, 'BZI001', 96, 'AB: IL LUSSO DELLA SEMPLICITÀ', 'Milan, Italy', 'THE NEW  RESTAURANT OF ALESSANDRO BORGHESE\r\n\r\nBuzzi & Buzzi gives a warm and cosy atmosphere to “AB: il lusso della semplicità”, the new 1920s restaurant of the famous chef Alessandro Borghese, designed by the studio of architects Alfredo Canelli and Giovanni Antonelli of Well Made Factory. In Milan, in Viale Belisario, in a historic building, a new restaurant dedicated to living and eating well has opened: a place where sharing and culinary experience combine perfectly thanks to the sparkling personality of the chef.     \r\n\r\nFrom the entrance of the restaurant, the incredible expertise of the company gives the location an elegant light effect: BUZZZ and EGGY will guide you through the stairs and the wide hallway, revealing the incredible location of the new food kingdom. Both the lighting solutions, installed on the ceiling of the entire restaurant irregularly, but at the same time designed to give a uniform light to the space, are the real protagonists: BUZZZ illuminates the restaurant area from the anthracite floor to the green and brass and the gold ceiling and dividing panels which prevail. The same lighting has been used for the lounge bar, which has been decorated with small trunk-shaped tables, red velvet poufs and nut-brown leather seats.\r\n\r\nInstead, EGGY and FUNNEL LAMP enhance the piano bar and the work of the expert barman, and illuminate the meetings and private events room. BUZZZ, perfect for this project because it is a totally recessed hexagonal indoor luminaire made of AirCoral® with rear frosted glass and asymmetric light beam, installable on plasterboard or brick ceilings.\r\n\r\nEGGY, is a totally recessed luminaire made of AirCoral® with egg-shaped light emission hole and rear light source, installable on plasterboard or brick ceilings. Two exclusive and refined products which add value to different locations and create unique light atmospheres.\r\n\r\nAnother important luminaire in the restaurant is FUNNEL: installed in a row of four, FUNNEL is a pendant luminaire with an adjustable silicone cable which gives an extra touch to the important bar characterized by emerald green tiles. An optical white funnel with an elegant clean design made of AirCoral®, an innovative material customizable with coloured finishes, available in the single version with recessed housing or with a steel, white-painted soft touch case, or even with three pendant lamps installed in a single case.\r\n\r\nThe luminaires of Buzzi & Buzzi light up the restrooms too, characterized by a sophisticated three-dimensional boiserie: X1, a luminaire of the special line Iron, is installable on ceilings with adjustable projector and interchangeable lens and it is placed in the bathrooms in the black finishing version (available in white too). It is a high-performance projector realized with a clean-cut design to obtain a minimal visual impact, provided by an adjustable arm which can be angled up to 360° both horizontally and vertically, and installable on ceilings, walls or rail.\r\n\r\nInstead, the adjustable light of TAURUS is installed in the wc: a single, double or triple recessed lighting installable on plasterboard ceilings or walls, with a recessed\r\n\r\nbody made of Coral® and an extraible projector, which highlights spaces and details with a precise beam of light. Lastly, the single installation of the linear and clean PIPEDINO OPEN, a bi-emission surface luminaire made of AirCoral®, which warms up the atmosphere with its diffused, symmetrical and regular light.\r\n\r\nThe lighting project by Buzzi & Buzzi successfully enhances the already bright ambience of the restaurant: the precious and refined gold ceiling is made even warmer and brighter thanks to the light effect created company’s products. As always, skillful work is the basis of these experts in the lighting world.', 'http://www.buzzi-buzzi.it/en/reference/public/67/alessandro-borghese-il-lusso-della-semplicita-milan', 'Buzzi-Buzzi-AB-IL-LUSSO-DELLA-SEMPLICITÀ_small.jpg', 'BUZZI & BUZZI AB: IL LUSSO DELLA SEMPLICITÀ', 'AB: IL LUSSO DELLA SEMPLICITÀ, Milan, Italy', 'Project AB: IL LUSSO DELLA SEMPLICITÀ is located in Milan, Italy. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-05-03 00:00:00'),
(111, 'SAT001', 97, 'INFINITY', 'Amsterdam, the Netherlands', 'The INFINITY Business Center is one of Amsterdam’s most spectacular buildings, located directly on the city’s beltway and built on 16 pillars. It is transparent, innovative, eco-friendly and welcoming. Its extraordinary architecture featuring a double facade for natural ventilation, plenty of daylight, energy-efficient technology and, last, but not least, a fantastic view over Amsterdam equally fascinate visitors and onlookers.\r\n\r\nSoft-Delta luminaires by SATTLER accentuate the foyer. The integrated acoustic membrane improves the room acoustics and also reduces the reverberant sound.\r\n\r\nArchitect: MVSA – Architects, Client: Dutch Light Pro – Ridderkerk,\r\nDelivered by: Unique Brands b.v. – Alblasserdam\r\nFotos: Nathalie Peters\r\n \r\n\r\nProductinfo: SOFT DELTA', 'http://www.sattler-lighting.com/en/object/infinity-amsterdam/', 'Sattler-INFINITY_small.jpg', 'Sattler INFINITY', 'INFINITY, Amsterdam, the Netherlands', 'Project INFINITY is located in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-05-03 00:00:00'),
(112, 'LOU001', 98, 'Tirpitz Museum', 'Varde, Denmark', 'In the protected dune landscape along the Danish west coast, the architects Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) have created a spectacular yet almost completely hidden museum. Louis Poulsen was in charge of the lighting plan, and designed a customised fixture for the project.\r\n\r\nFrom the outset, light played a key role in designing the 2,800-square-metre exhibition space, which with its large open glass sections stands in strong contrast to the gloomy bunker behind.\r\n\r\nLouis Poulsen developed a lighting plan for the project as well as a new pendant. The pure, conical shape effectively directs the light downwards, and ensures that the pendant illuminates the space and the exhibits without disturbing the dramatic effect of the exhibitions.\r\n\r\nThe Tirpitz museum is situated near Varde in west Jutland, and takes visitors on a journey through a treasure trove of stories from the area – tales about lost ships, dangerous smugglers and clandestine love affairs during the Second World War. The museum is built into a sand ramp that leads up to the bunker – i.e it is man-made. Thus, it was possible to bring together three museums in a single building and create a spectacular cultural institution in the otherwise totally protected area.\r\n\r\n“In addition to the functional and technical requirements, we wanted to create a fixture which harmonises with the museum’s simple design idiom and execution in pure materials such as concrete, glass and steel. Everything is stripped down to the basics with absolutely no decoration – and this also needed to apply to the lamp. Therefore, we developed an LED fixture in a tight conical shape in galvanised zinc, which is perfectly suited to a building where nothing is painted, and everything is raw and naked and honest,”\r\n\r\nOle Elkjær-Larsen, an architect at BIG and project manager for the Tirpitz project.\r\n\r\nArchitect: BIG – Bjarke Ingels Group \r\nLighting designer: BIG IDEAS – Bjarke Ingels Group & Louis Poulsen. \r\nEngineer: Ingeniørgruppen Syd. \r\nInstaller: TeknikGruppen, Erichsen & Søn \r\nPhotographer: Jesper Ray', 'https://www.louispoulsen.com/int/professionals/theme/indoor/tirpitz/', 'Louis-Poulsen-Tirpitz-Museum_small.jpg', 'Louis Poulsen Tirpitz Museum', 'Tirpitz Museum, Varde, Denmark', 'Project Tirpitz Museum is located in Varde, Denmark. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-05-10 00:00:00'),
(113, 'LOU002', 98, 'The Qvest', 'Cologne, Germany', 'The former city archive in Cologne is now home to The Qvest– a spectacular design hotel located in a NeoGothic building designed by Friedrich Carl Heimann – where modern art and design of an exceptionally high standard provides a stark contrast.\r\n\r\nThe hotel is owned by art collector Michael Kaune, who runs the German Qvest Magazine. His impressive collection of photographs, modern art and furniture by such designers as Arne Jacobsen, Mies van der Rohe and Verner Panton provides a consistent design theme throughout the hotel, adding to its unique atmosphere.\r\n\r\nStep inside the design hotel where all 34 rooms are individually furnished and where Louis Poulsen’s new and classic light fixtures mingle with the carefully selected pieces of vintage furniture.\r\n\r\nPhotographer: Constantin Meyer\r\n\r\nProducts: Yuh Table Panthella Floor NJP Floor AJ Wall PH Artichoke AJ Table Yuh Floor VL38 Table PH 5 Mini Panthella Mini Table VL45 Radiohus Pendant LP Cité AJ Floor Doo-Wop Ripls NJP Wall', 'https://www.louispoulsen.com/int/professionals/theme/indoor/contemporary-hospitality/', 'Louis-Poulsen-The-Qvest_small.jpg', 'Louis Poulsen The Qvest', 'The Qvest, Cologne, Germany', 'Project The Qvest is located in Cologne, Germany. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-05-10 00:00:00'),
(114, 'WDN001', 99, 'Bayer Consumer Care AG', 'Basel, Switzerland', 'Bayer Consumer Care AG is a global player. Bayer is, in fact, a life science corporation with a history of more than 150 years and core competencies in the sectors of health and agriculture. The mission statement of this company that employs 115,000 people in 78 countries runs as follows: Bayer: Science For A Better Life.\r\n\r\nA growing and ageing world population demands adequate nutrition and ever better medical care. Due to this fact, Bayer concentrates on improving the quality of life of people through the prevention, alleviation and healing of diseases. Bayer AG also makes an important contribution to the reliable supply of high-quality foodstuffs and animal feed as well as plant-based raw materials.\r\n\r\nIn the office buildings in Basel, Bayer AG entrusts Waldmann with its selection of luminaires. As a result, several luminaires will be entering service with immediate effect in the new office premises of Bayer. LAVIGO VTL luminaires from Waldmann have been installed to ensure that there is no lack of natural light for the staff in the interior. The VTL lighting control system developed by the \"Engineer of Light\" brings the dynamic of the natural daylight and its positive effect directly to each office workstation. The VIVAA suspended luminaire knows how to carry conviction with its optimum light conditions. It blends harmoniously into each ambience. Its seamless design in stainless steel bathes rooms in a pleasant, bright light. The Suspended Luminaire IDOO.line is also used by Bayer. The IDOO.line scores especially with high glare protection.\r\n\r\nLighting solution: Free-Standing Luminaire LAVIGO VTL, Suspended Luminaire LAVIGO, Suspended Luminaire IDOO.line, Suspended Luminaire VIVAA\r\n\r\nImages:\r\n© Bayer Basel', 'https://www.waldmann.com/home/office/references/bayer~ff80818162663dfa01629045e6134f94.en.html?highlight=true', 'Waldmann-Bayer_small.jpg', 'Waldmann Bayer Consumer Care AG', 'Bayer Consumer Care AG, Basel, Switzerland', 'Project Bayer Consumer Care AG is located in Basel, Switzerland. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-05-10 00:00:00'),
(115, 'WDN002', 99, 'Pressehaus Stuttgart', 'Stuttgart, Germany', 'Südwestdeutsche Medienholding (SWMH), a company based in Stuttgart that began life as Stuttgarter Zeitungsverlag [Stuttgart Newspaper Publishers] founded back in 1908, has grown in the course of more than one century of company history from a regional newspaper business into a diversified media corporation. Today, SWMH is one of the most significant media groups in Germany and it offers a broad and diversified network of high-quality published products. As well as newspapers that constitute the core business of the Group, the SWMH portfolio also includes numerous technical journals and promotional publications. In addition, the Group houses printing businesses, postal and logistics companies as well as several companies with activities peripheral to the publishing business. Various radio holdings and a TV production company round off the media offering. At the Stuttgart location, with its core brands \'Stuttgarter Zeitung\' and \'Stuttgarter Nachrichten\', the various companies within the Group employ approximately 1000 people.\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nIn the newly designed newsroom of the Stuttgarter Zeitung and the Stuttgarter Nachrichten, the architecture of the building requires particularly good lighting to be provided. Therefore a decision was taken in favour of the LAVIGO VTL DPS 480/P, which proved very quick and easy to install. The light colour and brightness of the LED standard luminaires are adapted to suit the prevailing time of day. For this purpose, the light colour and intensity of the light generated indirectly by the luminaire vary between 6,500 Kelvin of light, similar to natural daylight, in the morning to awaken the body and all the senses and warm white light of 3000 Kelvin for a cosy atmosphere in the afternoon or indeed in the evening. This process comes closest to that of natural light and positively influences not only the hormone production but also the bio-rhythm of the staff. Manifestly, everyone benefits from this biodynamic form of lighting.\r\n\r\nArchitect: Pfeiffer, Ellermann, Preckel, Lüdinghausen (2002)\r\n\r\nLighting solution: Free-Standing Luminaire VTL\r\n\r\nImages: © Daniel Vieser, Karlsruhe', 'https://www.waldmann.com/home/office/references/pressehaus_stuttgart~ff80818158521c600159f9f05d5804e2.en.html?highlight=true', 'Waldmann-Pressehaus-Stuttgart_small.jpg', 'Waldmann Pressehaus Stuttgart', 'Pressehaus Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany', 'Project Pressehaus Stuttgart is located in Stuttgart, Germany. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-05-10 00:00:00'),
(116, 'RGN003', 95, 'Fairmont Quasar', 'Istanbul, Turkey', 'Rising over the slopes of the Bosphorus, surveying centuries of history, yet silhouetted against the modern skyline of Istanbul, the Fairmont heritage of distinction and style comes to Istanbul, fusing with the city’s storied history and traditions to bring guests an exceptional experience in the heart of one of the world’s most talked about destinations. This special project integrates the Liqueur factory preexisting building that has been preserved in its original form, together with the historical trees that surround it, creating a peaceful and elegant oasis right in the middle of the city’s busiest location.\r\n\r\nReggiani supplied their fixtures to answer the different lighting needs of the many spaces of the hotel, from the Marcel Wanders Lobby to Lounges and hotel rooms to the recreational areas offered:\r\n\r\nStations:\r\noffering a vibrant array of live cooking stations at lunch and dinner, Stations features experiential dining that invites to discover cuisine from around the world. For this environment they use their recessed Yori projector in the rectangular trim version, along with Re Low LED both in the 10W power.\r\n\r\nAila:\r\nembracing authentic Turkish cuisine from all over Anatolia,  Aila opens onto the courtyard evoking an alfresco ambiance in warm weather. The restaurant, with an interior design that boasts traditional local elements, reflects the joy of the never sleeping city and its transforming energy from day time to great night vibes. Here there is the Yori projector in its recessed version, square trim and 13W power along with Re Low LED and architectural recessed product family Mood both in the fixed and wall washer options.\r\n\r\nDemlique:\r\na setting of relaxed elegance, Demlique is perfect for afternoon tea or a robust Turkish coffee accompanied by fresh baked goods and light bites; enlightened by Yori projector in the recessed rectangular trim version.\r\n\r\nWillow Stream Spa:\r\nThe 2,000 square meter Willow Stream Spa pays homage to local tradition of Turkish bath, including also other facilities ranging from a state-of-the-art gym and Yoga Room to an indoor pool with a retractable glass separator that opens up in spring and summer. The lighting for these spaces is taken care by the recessed product families Unimosa, Re Low LED, Trybeca and Yori.\r\n\r\nYear of completion : 2017\r\nPlace: Istanbul\r\nInterior designer: Wilson Associates / Marcel Wanders\r\nLighting designer: Studio Lighting Desin / Har Holland\r\nArchitect: Emre Arolat, Arolat Architects\r\nOther contributions: Investor Viatrans Meydanbey\r\nPhotography: Sahir Ugur Eren', 'http://www.reggianiusa.com/us/projects/fairmont-quasar/', 'Reggiani-Fairmont-Quasar_small.jpg', 'Reggiani Fairmont Quasar', 'Fairmont Quasar, Istanbul, Turkey', 'Project Fairmont Quasar is located in Istanbul, Turkey. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-05-11 00:00:00'),
(117, 'RGN004', 95, 'Corpus Christi Chapel', 'Oxford, UK', 'Yori and Envios LED projectors have been incorporated in a new lighting scheme for the Chapel at the prestigious Corpus Christi College, Oxford, as part of a major refurbishment project.  In coordination with GBS Architects, Oxford, dpa lighting consultants designed and implemented the new lighting throughout the Chapel to enhance the stunning architectural interior whilst ensuring that the new lighting allowed for all the appropriate scenes and flexibility required by a space which is used for a diverse range of functions.\r\n\r\nThe refurbishment of the Chapel to provide a modern, energy-efficient lighting scheme was purposely scheduled so as to coincide with the College’s quincentenary year celebrations in 2017. The exacting brief from the College was created to ensure that the refurbishment of the 500 year-old, Grade I Listed Chapel remained faithful to all the original architecture and finishes. Yori fittings with 13W LED source were supplied on track with 21 degree and 51 degree reflectors and mounted vertically into carved niches within the stone reveals of the adjacent windows each side of the Altar.  With three spotlights on each track, these were directed to illuminate the Altar and the painting behind it.  The painting itself had been restored prior to the refurbishment project but the new lighting, with its excellent colour temperature, allows the painting to be appreciated in a way in which it has not been seen for decades.  The Yori fittings also incorporate a phase dimming driver to allow for gradual dimming as and when required.\r\n\r\nEnvios 13W LED projectors were also used for the scheme and were positioned on the external roof to the rear of the large, central stained glass window.  With a 71 degree beam angle and 4000k colour temperature, this created a backlit effect which allowed the deep colour and intricate detail to be displayed from within the Chapel, forming an absolutely splendid interior centrepiece.\r\n\r\nIan Clarke, Associate at dpa lighting consultants, commented “The lighting scheme had all the normal restrictions and challenges of a protected heritage building.  All lighting had to be carefully co-ordinated with the architectural elements regarding cable routes, housing of control equipment etc. It was very important that the light sources performed well under dimming to ensure a well-controlled end result.  Having a common light source, the Reggiani luminaires offered excellent consistency producing just the right effect”.\r\n\r\nYear of completion : 2017\r\nPlace: Oxford, UK\r\nLighting designer: dpa lighting consultants, Lead Lighting Project Manager: Ian Clarke, Associate.\r\nArchitect: Gray, Baynes + Shew LLP (GBS Architects)\r\nOther contributions: Project Managing Partner: Robin Edwards, Dip Arch (SBU) RIBA\r\nPhotography: Matt Livey Architectural Photography', 'http://www.reggianiusa.com/us/projects/english-corpus-christi-chapel/', 'Reggiani-Corpus-Christi-Chapel_small.jpg', 'Reggiani Corpus Christi Chapel', 'Corpus Christi Chapel, Oxford, UK', 'Project Corpus Christi Chapel is located in Oxford, UK. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-05-11 00:00:00'),
(118, 'GVA001', 100, 'Pont Adolphe', 'Luxembourg City, Luxembourg', 'Located in the heart of Luxembourg City,  the Pont Adolphe bridge connects the city over the river Pétrusse. Providing HL DL Niche Infinity to the suspended walkway (Passerelle) and HL COVE Exterior ELV to the tunnels, crossing pedestrians are treated to a fantastic view of the arches.  Our STR9 MONO Infinity illuminates arches of Pont Adolphe to create a truly stunning effect.\r\n\r\n \r\nLighting Designer: Maria Luisa Guerrieri Gonzaga\r\nArchitectural Lighting Conception Lumière \r\n\r\nPhotographer: Johannes-Maria Schlorke Fotografie', 'https://gvalighting.com/project/pont-adolphe-bridge-luxembourg/', 'GVA-Lighting-Pont-Adolphe_small.jpg', 'GVA Lighting Pont Adolphe', 'Pont Adolphe, Luxembourg City, Luxembourg', 'Project Oxford Street is located in Pont Adolphe, Luxembourg. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-05-15 00:00:00'),
(119, 'GVA002', 100, 'City Hall', 'Montreal, QC, Canada', 'he five-story Montreal City Hall (French: Hôtel de Ville de Montréal) is the seat of local government in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. The original city hall was the work of architects Henri-Maurice Perrault and Alexander Cowper Hutchison, built between 1872 and 1878 in the Second Empire style. It is located in Old Montreal, between Place Jacques-Cartier and the Champ de Mars, at 275 Notre-Dame Street East. The closest Metro station is Champ-de-Mars, on the Orange Line.\r\n\r\nAs one of the best examples of the Second Empire style in Canada, and the first city hall to have been constructed in the country solely for municipal administration, it was designated a National Historic Site in Canada in 1984.\r\n\r\nGVA Lighting was asked to replace the old custom monochromatic uplights with more durable and color changing narrow beam fixtures. One of the requirements was that the new fixtures had to fit within custom made enclosures that previously housed the old lights. We selected LIRA™ RGBW with 3000K white as the fixture of choice and 474 of them were installed in pairs uplighting the window arches all over the facade of this historical landmark.\r\n\r\nLighting Design: CS Design', 'https://gvalighting.com/project/montreal-city-hall/', 'GVA-Lighting-City-Hall_small.jpg', 'GVA Lighting Montreal City Hall', 'City Hall, Montreal, QC, Canada', 'Project City Hall is located in Montreal, QC, Canada. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-05-16 00:00:00'),
(120, 'LCT001', 101, 'MANDARIN ORIENTAL', 'HYDE PARK, LONDON, UK', 'One of London\'s most celebrated five-star hotels, Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park exudes an enticing mix of elegance and luxury. With world-famous restaurants and a stunning spa, we offer a fashionable and timeless base in the centre of the British capital.\r\n\r\nIn June 2018, Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park, London will complete its multi-million pound renovation of the entire hotel. Inspired by the natural beauty of neighbouring Hyde Park, internationally renowned designer, Joyce Wang, has overseen the new design of all the rooms, suites and public areas. The stunning reimagining of The Spa at Mandarin Oriental, London has been under the guidance of celebrated design guru Adam D Tihany. \r\n\r\nLondon- and Hong Kong-based interior designer Joyce Wang leads the renovation, influenced by the glamor of the 20th century’s Golden Age of travel. The Edwardian heritage of the property will be celebrated through accents in the light and contemporary accommodations, which will overlook Knightsbridge of the inner courtyard. Each guestroom will feature a unique layout, alcoves, warm gray wall panels, and hand-gilded mirror artwork. Art Deco-inspired features and wildlife adornments will be present throughout the design paying homage to the natural beauty of the nearby Hyde Park. Leather-tufted headboards, large leather-topped writing desks, and rugs will be installed to complement the natural details.\r\n\r\nUpgraded suites will also feature individual layouts and elegant hallways entrances, as well as walk-in closets and living areas appointed with velvet sofas, wing-back reading chairs, and leather-topped desks. \r\n\r\nLighting Design: DPA Lighting Consultants\r\n\r\nProducts used: Pinhole downlights c/w LED50 Plus modules', 'http://www.lucent-lighting.com/projects/hotels-spas/mandarin-oriental-hyde-park/', 'Lucent-Lighting-MANDARIN-ORIENTAL-HYDE-PARK_small.jpg', 'Lucent Lighting MANDARIN ORIENTAL, HYDE PARK', 'MANDARIN ORIENTAL, HYDE PARK, LONDON, UK', 'Project MANDARIN ORIENTAL is located in HYDE PARK, LONDON, UK. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-05-16 00:00:00'),
(121, 'AUR001', 102, 'BMW Munich Showroom', 'Munich, Germany', 'Aurora has partnered with leading automobile manufacturer, BMW, to carry out its first connected IoT lighting pilot scheme. BMW is focusing on challenging and testing new experiences in which customers select, enjoy and purchase ‘the ultimate driving machine’. With a customer’s lighting design experience needs at its core, Aurora’s projects and IoT division will be working in partnership with BMW to develop and test a customer centric retail lighting hardware platform and IoT experience, all powered by Gooee, to help BMW achieve its goals. The smart lighting installation was completed with BMW in Munich the 1st week of May 2017.', 'http://aurora.eu.com/us/case-studies', 'Aurora-BMW-Munich-Showroom_small.jpg', 'Aurora BMW Munich Showroom', 'BMW Munich Showroom, Munich, Germany', 'Project BMW Munich Showroom is located in Munich, Germany. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-05-16 00:00:00'),
(122, 'LMP024', 28, 'Strasbourg Cathedral', 'Strasbourg, France', 'The nocturnal appearance of one of Europe\'s most important cathedrals has been transformed with a stunning new lighting design using luminaires from Lumenpulse.\r\n\r\nThe new lighting for the building, located in a UNESCO World Heritage Site and considered one of the great masterpieces of gothic architecture, was created by lighting design practise L\'Acte Lumière, working with electrical contractors Citeos, engineers Lollier and conservation architects JCBA. The building was inaugurated on October 29, 2016.\r\n\r\nThe cathedral is a symbol of the Alsace region and the second most visited cathedral in France. The re-illumination represents Lumenpulse\'s most ambitious project in the country to date.\r\n\r\nThe project - part of a unified lighting plan for the city - uses approximately 400 luminaires from Lumenpulse to reveal the cathedral\'s splendour: the distinctive colours of its sandstone, its intricate masonry and layers, and its incredible height.\r\n\r\nAn important feature of the lighting is enabled through Lumenpulse\'s Dynamic White technology - the ability to fine-tune the colour temperature of each luminaire to precisely match the colours of the stonework.\r\n\r\nThe luminaires turn on gradually at twilight, highlighting the intricate layers of the structure, with each receding layer growing progressively warmer towards the centre. After 10 p.m. the lighting changes to give a more unified view of the whole edifice across its full height. After 1 a.m., only the top part of the cathedral is lit, minimising light pollution to nearby buildings.\r\n\r\nThe project was developed using approximately 400 Lumenbeam and Lumenfacade luminaires, including 30 Lumenbeam XLarge projectors, carefully concealed from view within the structure itself.\r\n\r\nLumenpulse, which celebrates its 10th anniversary this year, has lit numerous major churches across North America and Europe. This project adds to Lumenpulse\'s growing presence in France, which includes notable projects such as the recently illuminated Caille Bridges near the Swiss border.\r\n\r\nFrancois-Xavier Souvay, President and CEO of the Lumenpulse Group, said: \"This is a very great privilege to be involved in illuminating a building of such scale and importance. It\'s architecturally and historically unique, and of immeasurable significance to the region of Alsace and the whole of France. We felt a great responsibility to make sure we provided an effective, sensible lighting solution that reveals the cathedral at its very best, and that will last for many years to come.\"\r\n\r\nLumenpulse supplied close to 400 Lumenbeam and Lumenfacade luminaires with three-channel Dynamic White technology, enabling the colour temperature of light to be precisely tuned between 4000K and 2200K.\r\n\r\nThe project was carried out for the City of Strasbourg and the Directorate of Regional Cultural Affairs by lighting design practise L\'Acte Lumière, together with engineering firm Lollier, conservation architects JCBA and electrical contractors Citeos, using light fittings supplied by Lumenpulse.', 'https://www.lumenpulse.com/news/303/strasbourg-cathedral-switches-on-new-lighting-by-lumenpulse', 'Lumenpulse-Strasbourg-Cathedral_small.jpg', 'Lumenpulse Strasbourg Cathedral', 'Strasbourg Cathedral, Strasbourg, France', 'Project Strasbourg Cathedral is located in Strasbourg, France. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-05-17 00:00:00'),
(123, 'LNL001', 103, 'Kaiserlodge', 'Innsbruck, Austria', 'Enchanted Tyrolean style atmosphere\r\n\r\nKaiserlodge opened its door in autumn 2017, a new tourist hotel in full Tyrolean style, built with locally-sourced natural materials and great attention to environmental sustainability. Rooms and apartments with private access to the lake and a wellbeing centre with view over the mountains make it the ideal place for family holidays and relaxation.\r\n\r\nA PROJECT THAT FOCUSES ON ATTENTION TO DETAIL AND CONSIDERATION FOR THE ENVIRONMENT\r\n\r\nThe construction of this hotel among the Austrian mountains required a significant study at planning stage, based on the research of different accommodation solutions with particular attention to the search for materials, trying to meet the latest trends in behaviour and lifestyle. In this context lighting also played a fundamental role, contributing to the creation of a warm and relaxing atmosphere.', 'https://www.linealight.com/en-gb/case-histories/kaiserlodge/220', 'Linea-Light-Kaiserlodge_small.jpg', 'Linea Light Kaiserlodge', 'Kaiserlodge, Innsbruck, Austria', 'Project Kaiserlodge is located in Innsbruck, Austria. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-05-17 00:00:00'),
(124, 'PRL001', 104, 'MGM COTAI', 'Macau', 'MACAU IS KNOWN FOR ITS GLITZ AND GLAMOUR, HIGH-STAKES GAMING AND NON-STOP ENTERTAINMENT. MGM COTAI IS THE SECOND MGM PROPERTY IN MACAU; A HIGH-TECH RESORT SEAMLESSLY WEAVING ART AND ENTERTAINMENT INTO A DESTINATION EXPERIENCE LIKE NO OTHER.\r\n\r\nOpened in February 2018, Preciosa Lighting worked with Friedmutter Group Architecture & Design Studios on a number of lighting installations in the casino areas. In Mass Gaming, a wave of 14 chandeliers guides visitors along the corridor while in High Limit, 16 chandeliers formed from clear and frosted round glass spheres and crystal spirals shine down on the players. In Supreme Gaming, the entire space is aglow with lighting from Preciosa, including chandeliers from hand blown glass. Wall sconces and table lamps add an additional layer of atmosphere and design.\r\n\r\nWhile Preciosa and Friedmutter Group have worked together before on projects in the US, this was their first Asian cooperation. \r\n\r\nFor such a large project as the MGM Cotai, a number of designers collaborated on all aspects of the resort’s final look. For example, in the Emerald Lobby, Preciosa’s amazing installation dazzles guests with a glass and metal fixture which cascades down to a bespoke candle holder underneath. This singular piece is actually made from magnifying glass and magnifying mirrors and was designed in conjunction with Burega Farnell. In the Spectacle Lobby, Rockwell Group and Preciosa cooperated on the lovely display of amber and blue glass leaves.\r\n\r\nThe MGM Cotai offers a stunning space for guests to relax. AB Concept and Preciosa worked together in their gym and spa to create a fascinating ceiling concept that combines lighting and design, using hundreds of clear, gold, amber, and dark red glass leafs.\r\n\r\nAt the MGM Cotai, diners in Chún, a restaurant specializing in Cantonese cuisine, can enjoy special lights that consist of 100 pieces of one pendant design, covering the ceiling with sparkle, designed in conjunction with Jeffrey Beers International.', 'https://www.preciosalighting.com/news-detail/good-luck-glow-in-macau', 'Preciosa-Lighting-MGM-COTAI_small.jpg', 'Preciosa Lighting MGM COTAI', 'MGM COTAI, Macau', 'Project MGM COTAI is located in Macau. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-05-17 00:00:00'),
(125, 'PRL002', 104, 'AL MAHARA', 'Dubai, UAE', 'AL MAHARA, AN AWARD WINNING SEAFOOD RESTAURANT, IS ON THE FIRST FLOOR OF BURJ AL ARAB JUMEIRAH.\r\n\r\nThe restaurant was reimagined to accompany the new seafood menu. The interior design work is by Kristina Zanic Design Consultants, based in Dubai. PRECIOSA, in collaboration with Kristina Zanic, designed and developed three lighting installations, which are inspired by the Deep Ocean. Elegance and passion for the mystique octopus is embodied in an art chandelier by Jan Sipek. This main feature of the Juna Bar weighs 400kg and is 3 meters in diameter. It is composed from hand blown clear and Sinien blue Bohemian crystal, inset with bubbles. A glass coral formation is set up in first the private dining room, made up of four segments of red crystal trimmings. A treasure chest was the inspiration for lighting in the second private dining room. It is 4,5 meters long and composed from hand blown crystal glass and hand cut champagne colored trimmings, with amber and topaz bubbles and gold dust.', 'https://www.preciosalighting.com/installation-burj-al-arab-jumeirah', 'Preciosa-Lighting-AL-MAHARA_small.jpg', 'Preciosa Lighting AL MAHARA', 'AL MAHARA, Dubai, UAE', 'Project AL MAHARA is located in Dubai, UAE. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-05-17 00:00:00'),
(126, 'CSM001', 105, 'Penthouse flats CityLife Zaha Hadid, Milano', 'Milan, Italy', 'Milan’s City Life district is an expression of a city in continual growth.\r\nThe now famous Residenze designed by Zaha Hadid along Via Senofonte and facing onto prestigious Piazza Giulio Cesare and the district’s large city park are part of this architectural and cultural growth.\r\nIt is a sinuous architecture – which almost seems to move – made up of seven buildings at different heights which host 225 exclusive apartments including splendid penthouse flats with panoramic terraces overlooking the city.\r\nIt is precisely inside one of these penthouse flats – with décor by architect Niccolò Patetta – that Catellani & Smith’s Fil de Fer lamps shine out.\r\nIn a diverse height composition, Fil de Fer lights up the living space with a light waterfall creating a perfect equilibrium of décor elements and giving structure to the space.\r\nThese lamps have always been unmistakeable emblems of Enzo Catellani’s creativity and a distinctive element for decades in its light-direction of residential and contract projects. The interwoven and artisan modelled aluminium wire gives Fil de Fer its one-of-a-kind sphere shape while its latest generation mini LED light bulbs animate and punctuate the structure as a whole. Precious, scenographic objects which fit perfectly into a contemporary light space like this extraordinary apartment covering a grand total of 300 square metres with breath-taking views over City Life’s skyscrapers.\r\nFil de Fer is more than a simple light concept. It is a full-blown lighting work of art of timeless appeal.', 'https://www.catellanismith.com/en/residenze-hadids-penthouse-flats', 'Catellani-and-Smith-CityLife_small.jpg', 'Catellani & Smith Penthouse flats CityLife Zaha Hadid, Milano', 'Penthouse flats CityLife Zaha Hadid, Milan, Italy', 'Project Penthouse flats CityLife is located in Milan, Italy. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-05-21 00:00:00'),
(127, 'LSV001', 106, 'Dubai Opera', 'Dubai, UAE', 'Dubai Opera is a truly unique venue and the emirate’s first purpose built multi-format performing arts theatre situated in the heart of Downtown Dubai. Designed by Janus Rostock of Atkins, Dubai Opera resembles a traditional dhow boat and all elements of the interior and exterior are in keeping with the heritage of Dubai which revolves largely around the water-based industries such as fishing and pearl fishing.\r\n\r\nThe dynamically-lit glass sculpture titled Symphony by Lasvit designer Libor Sošťák greets the guests as they enter the Dubai Opera building. Symphony spans three floors of the main atrium and draws its inspiration from fishing nets in a vortex of bubbles rising through the depths of the sea. This 5 tonne sculpture is lit by nearly 3,000 internal LED sources and sparkles with thousands of hand-blown crystal components. In a subtle reference to the trade that stood as the foundation of Dubai, the geometric spacing of glass elements resembles fishing nets moving through water.', 'https://www.lasvit.com/bespoke-projects/contemporary/dubai-opera--352?i=0', 'LASVIT-Dubai-Opera_small.jpg', 'LASVIT Dubai Opera', 'Dubai Opera, Dubai Opera', 'Project Dubai Opera is located in Dubai, UAE. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-05-22 00:00:00'),
(128, 'DLT003', 64, 'Bavaria Motors', 'Harelbeke, Belgium', 'The name \"Bavaria\" refers to its namesake, the southern German region where top quality has been the standard for centuries. First-class German brands Audi and BMW have their home in this region and other top brands such as Porsche and Mercedes are in close proximity. At Bavaria Motors, they have further enriched the range with exclusive brands like Land Rover, Ferrari, Aston Martin, Maserati, and Jaguar.\r\n\r\nAs an independent car company, Bavaria Motors offers brand new as well as low-mileage used cars from these premium brands under one roof. In addition to their permanent stock of around 70 cars, they have unlimited access to the large stocks of trusty suppliers in Belgium and other EU countries. This allows them to significantly shorten the standard delivery times and offer attractive terms.\r\n\r\nBavaria Motors specialises in offering a customer-oriented and brand-independent service to find your ideal car to suit your desires. Due to extensive product knowledge of the market and automobile taxes they are able to always advise you objectively with your purchase.\r\n\r\nTo display the exclusive range of cars, they have transformed a warehouse into an impressive car gallery, using our Pintor to highlight the details of each car.', 'https://www.deltalight.com/en/inspiration/all-projects/project/bavaria-motors-be-2944', 'Delta-Light-Bavaria-Motors_small.jpg', 'Delta Light Bavaria Motors', 'Bavaria Motors, Harelbeke, Belgium', 'Project Bavaria Motors is located in Harelbeke, Belgium. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-05-22 00:00:00'),
(129, 'LSV002', 106, 'Changi Airport', 'Singapore', 'On Singapore´s Changi Airport, one of the largest airports in Southeast Asia, thousands of stories intersect every day.\r\n\r\nThe scent of French perfume is lingering above the passport control. Passengers hurrying to check-ins appear to be both excited and anxious. An old couple is gazing into each other’s eyes in silence after a long separation. All this reflects, mirrors, and gently flickers in the hundreds of glass pieces floating in the space.\r\n\r\nLasvit worked on the concept of lighting up the departure halls of Terminal 2, Terminal 3, and the Luxury class, as well as the duty-free boulevard, in collaboration with the client’s design team. They prepared two large and six smaller installations.\r\n\r\nDesigner Jana Růžičková offers passengers something like a transfer point of contact between the air and the earth. The Stratocumulus installation at Terminal 2 is inspired by the round shape of clouds and has a pleasant peaceful effect on travelers hurrying to their gates.\r\n\r\nThe massive clouds are close to Terminal 3 where you can find white dandelion flower heads in gusts of air flow. The same gusts of air flow that is transporting passengers like fluff across the world. And the white dandelion heads will soften the landing and welcome travelers with a comfortable embrace.\r\n\r\nThe individual installations consist of hand-blown glass parts that resemble the movement of leaves. Each leaf is original - each one has a different reflection, bubbles, and shine. As they interact on various levels, they give out a peaceful and airy impression.\r\n\r\nThe time you enjoy wasting is not wasted. \r\nSo, safe travels.', 'https://www.lasvit.com/project/singapore-changi-airport/', 'LASVIT-Changi-Airport_small.jpg', 'LASVIT Changi Airport', 'Changi Airport, Singapore', 'Project Changi Airport is located in Singapore. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-05-22 00:00:00'),
(130, 'ESS001', 107, 'Oslo Opera House', 'Oslo, Norway', 'The Oslo Opera House is the largest cultural complex that has been built in Norway in the last 700 years. It lies in the heart of the country’s capital and takes up an area of 38,000 sq. m. It was designed by the architecture firm Snøhetta and fits in perfectly with the surrounding space, uniting the soft sea waves with the harsh mainland. The building stands out thanks to its neomodernistic shape and is constructed of marble and wood – a nod towards the rawness of the Norwegian fjords. The Oslo Opera House building is the first of our projects, where LED technology was used not only for decorative lighting, but also for general lighting. Especially for this project, we developed the OPERA luminaire system, which has exceptional IP67 ingress protection, allowing for the illumination of the building from the seaside. The final result has gained recognition from the European Commission and the Mies van der Rohe Foundation, which awarded it the highest prize for contemporary architecture.\r\n\r\nArchitect\r\nSnøhetta\r\n\r\nApplication\r\nArts & Culture', 'https://www.essystem.pl/en/projects/r50;oslo-opera-house', 'ES-SYSTEM-Oslo-Opera-House_small.jpg', 'ES-SYSTEM Oslo Opera House', 'Oslo Opera House, Norway', 'Project Opera House is located in Oslo, Norway. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-05-23 00:00:00'),
(131, 'ESS002', 107, 'National Forum of Music', 'Wroclaw, Poland', 'The National Forum of Music is a cultural institution which was founded on May 22, 2014 by combining the Witold Lutosławski Philharmonic in Wroclaw and the International Festival Wratislavia Cantans. In order to achieve its goals at the highest possible level, it was necessary to procure suitable premises. Thus, the idea of building a new edifice for the National Forum of Music was born. This couldn’t be just an ordinary concert hall, but a true cultural center which would be the perfect\r\ncomplement to some of the most beautiful music events. \r\n\r\nThe new edifice of the National Forum of Music is a unique endeavor. It is the first musical facility of such splendor in Poland, and one of few such facilities in Europe. Located in the city centre, it is the largest institution of its type in Poland. In order to complete such an extensive project, the investor needed reliable, trusted partners who had already proved that they can handle such a huge undertaking. The building design contest was won by the Kuryłowicz & Associates Architecture Studio. Due to the fact that ES-SYSTEM repeatedly showcased its professional approach in a number of different projects completed with this firm, they were also hired as the lighting contractor.\r\n\r\nProduct: \r\n7 674 interior lighting products, including System 4000, System 6000, COSMO;\r\n1468 emergency lighting products, including COBRA, VERSO;\r\n32 outdoor lighting products.', 'https://essystem.pl/en/projects/r27;national-forum-of-music', 'ES-SYSTEM-National-Forum-of-Music_small.jpg', 'ES-SYSTEM National Forum of Music', 'National Forum of Music, Wroclaw, Poland', 'Project National Forum of Music is located in Wroclaw, Poland. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-05-23 00:00:00');
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(132, 'LDS001', 108, 'FAIRMONT REY JUAN CARLOS I HOTEL', 'Barcelona, Spain', 'LEDS-C4 designed, manufactured and installed the complex structural and lighting areas of the new lobby of FAIRMONT REY JUAN CARLOS I hotel; the three pergolas in the atrium, the overhead and side lighting in the bar, and the lighting in reception. In order to do this, LEDS-C4 designed and developed a large and complex aluminium extrusion profile composed of four sections, to give form to all these structures without any visible fixings, while remaining as faithful as possible to the aesthetic look that the architects and designers wanted, and ensuring good structural and construction quality at the same time. All the lighting integrated into these structures is DALI dimmable LED lighting.\r\n\r\nElements manufactured include approximately 1,200 linear m of the profile, 1,800 linear m of the bronze mirror that covers two of the profile\'s four faces, 750 decorative luminaires of octagonal-shaped glass, 300 decorative teardrop-shaped glass pendants, and 150 technical spotlights.\r\n\r\nThe commercial and technical work on the project began at the end of June last year, and manufacturing began at the end of September. The project was installed in four phases, with the first beginning on 11 January and the last completed in March.\r\n\r\nA major effort was made by all those who participated in the project, who were many, including everyone involved in the business arrangements, the technical and production side, and logistics and installation.\r\n\r\nLEDS-C4 continues with the renovation work on the hotel, participating in part of the lighting for the rooms.', 'http://leds-c4.com/ledsc4/en/leds-c4/news/news-detail-30.html', 'LEDS-C4-FAIRMONT-REY-JUAN-CARLOS-I-HOTEL_small.jpg', 'LEDS-C4 FAIRMONT REY JUAN CARLOS I HOTEL', 'FAIRMONT REY JUAN CARLOS I HOTEL, Barcelona, Spain', 'Project FAIRMONT REY JUAN CARLOS I HOTEL is located in Barcelona, Spain. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-05-25 00:00:00'),
(133, 'LDS002', 108, 'Shri Swaminarayan Mandir temple', 'Nairobi, Kenya', 'LEDS C4 has created the lighting for the Shri Swaminarayan Mandir temple in Nairobi. This project was carried out in partnership with Lighting Solutions LTD to deliver the perfect fusion of tradition and technology\r\n\r\nThe Mandir is a temple, a place of worship and prayer for followers of Hinduism. In the case of Nairobi, the Shri Swaminarayan Mandir complex has become a key point of interest and wonder for thousands of locals and for those visiting the city in Kenya.\r\n\r\nThe fusion of traditional Indian timber construction with modern technology attracts people from all walks of life to marvel at its impressive architecture and the art housed inside. Visitors experience the different aspects of Hindu rituals and rites, as well as the philosophical concepts at the heart of this religion.\r\n\r\nIn keeping with their philosophy and in partnership with Lighting Solutions LTD, LEDS C4 has created the lighting for this Hindu temple. The various solutions used for both the interior and exterior have served to highlight the unique architectural components of this singular religious space. To achieve this, products that allow a heightened and dramatic lighting effect were chosen.\r\n\r\nProject: Shri Swaminarayan Mandir\r\nLocation: Nairobi, Kenya\r\nIn partnership with: Lighting Solutions LTD, Nairobi\r\nPhotography: Jerry Riley\r\nYear: 2016 -2017', 'http://leds-c4.com/ledsc4/en/leds-c4/news/news-detail-68.html', 'LEDS-C4-Shri-Swaminarayan-Mandir-temple_small.jpg', 'LEDS-C4 Shri Swaminarayan Mandir temple', 'Shri Swaminarayan Mandir temple, Nairobi, Kenya', 'Project Shri Swaminarayan Mandir temple is located in Nairobi, Kenya. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-05-25 00:00:00'),
(134, 'LDS003', 108, 'MELBOURNE MAZDA CAR DEALER', 'Melbourne, Australia', 'LEDS C4 has designed the lighting for the new authorised Mazda dealer in Melbourne, Australia. The new Mazda showrooms have had a makeover on a nationwide scale, aiming to improve customer experience at the time of purchase.\r\n\r\nFor the Japanese brand, driving has two essential elements: cars and drivers. Thus, the brand seeks to forge a strong relationship with drivers and establish a connection between vehicle design and technology, and the brand purchase experience.\r\n\r\nAs a new development, the showroom has opened an experimental area where vehicles are delivered to customers. The lighting in this area consists of Bond Tube spotlights from our technical catalogue to accentuate the vehicles\' range of features and create an exciting ambience for customers when they pick up their new cars.\r\n\r\nAt the same time, this lighting project also uses decorative Play Optics in the showroom and customer area.\r\n\r\nLocation: Melbourne, Australia\r\nArchitect and interior designer: Ric Rossi I SPACEOS, Architecture & Interior Design\r\nPhotography: Matt Walsh', 'http://leds-c4.com/ledsc4/en/leds-c4/news/news-detail-75.html', 'LEDS-C4-MELBOURNE-MAZDA-CAR-DEALER_small.jpg', 'LEDS-C4 MELBOURNE MAZDA CAR DEALER', 'MELBOURNE MAZDA CAR DEALER, MELBOURNE MAZDA CAR DEALER', 'Project MAZDA CAR DEALER is located in MELBOURNE MAZDA CAR DEALER. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-05-25 00:00:00'),
(135, 'ERC005', 62, 'Hamburger Kunsthalle', 'Hamburg, Germany', 'Following in-depth refurbishment, the gallery spaces of the Hamburger Kunsthalle shine in fresh colours and brilliant LED light from ERCO. Once again the outstanding quality of light of the lighting tools from Lüdenscheid was decisive.\r\n\r\nThe Kunsthalle Hamburg holds one of the most important collections of art in Northern Germany – both in terms of quality and quantity. The museum founded in the 19th century is centrally located in the Hanseatic city between the main railway station and the Alster. It consists of three striking buildings that are architecturally contrasting and yet interconnected: the so-called foundation building inaugurated in 1869, the extension building constructed from 1909 to 1921 and the Gallery of the Present opened to the public in 1996. Following completion of the overall refurbishment of the museum complex last year, the Kunsthalle now radiates in a fresh and contemporary splendour. Light from ERCO plays a central role in the heart of the museum, the gallery rooms.\r\n\r\nThe modernisation of the Hamburger Kunsthalle, which was carried out between 2014 and 2016 helped by a donation from the Dorit and Alexander Otto Foundation and with planning by the Hamburg offices of LH Architekten, consisted of a variety of conversion, extension and refurbishment measures. The return of the main entrance into the foundation building as part of this project won high public approval, and with it the spatial re-conception of the exhibition area making it more visitor-orientated. The new wall colours in the galleries of both older buildings also achieved a high degree of attention, as did the relighting in these exhibition spaces in association with extensive upgrading to energy-efficient LED light.\r\n\r\nThe lighting concept for the gallery rooms of the Kunsthalle was created in collaboration with the team of curators, ECE and Ralf Suerbaum, the technical manager of the museum. Fundamentally it can be abbreviated to \"general lighting from wallwashing plus accents on artworks\". The wallwashing provides the basis of the lighting solution for the gallery spaces and also supports visitor orientation. The precisely aligned spotlights perfectly emphasise the individual artworks. As a consequence, light and brightness are always where they are needed. The illumination of the rooms is calm and harmonious whilst any dramatic effects and spectacular displaying is intentionally avoided.\r\n\r\nThe decision to install ERCO lighting tools for implementing this concept was based on a sampling process on site. The essential criteria were the quality of light and above all the uniformity of light distribution with the wallwashers. \"In terms of wallwashing ERCO beats all competitors in the market technically\" stated Ralf Suerbaum, summarising the result of the sampling operation. In his opinion ERCO\'s sophisticated lens systems and the careful selection of high quality LEDs were decisive. Even though energy-related considerations were originally not important when the decision was taken for ERCO lighting tools, Ralf Suerbaum is still proud of the fact that power consumption was cut by precisely 50% in the gallery rooms equipped with ERCO wallwashers – along with, as he says, \"significantly higher-quality illumination of the halls and the exhibits displayed in them.\"\r\n\r\nERCO Light Board with wallwash light distribution and a connected load of 30W are used for the wallwashing in the Hamburger Kunsthalle. As an alternative, Light Boards with oval flood lenses and 15W connected loads were installed in the smaller rooms. For accenting the artworks, Optec spotlights are used that have connected loads of between 5 and 9W according to their distance to the artworks; these are fitted primarily with spot or narrow spot lenses. All luminaires feature a 3000 Kelvin warm white light colour spectrum. Suerbaum justifies this principle decision with the character of the collection and architecture of the museum. Neutral white light, according to his estimation, would have an excessively cool and technical appearance within this framework.\r\n\r\nBoth the responsible managers at the Kunsthalle and the public at large are completely satisfied with the results of the relighting. Visitors described the museum\'s new lighting solution as \'fresh\' and \'a lot more chic\' reported Suerbaum. The gallery rooms actually do appear noble, graceful and dignified as well as being pleasantly fresh, friendly and inviting. Personally he would have liked to see the track positioned differently here and there to optimise the lighting solution, but compromises had to be made due to reasons of heritage protection. Overall though, he is certain that the quality of light at the Kunsthalle was never as convincing as it is today.', 'http://www.erco.com/projects/culture/hamburger-kunsthalle-6807/en/', 'ERCO-Hamburger-Kunsthalle_small.jpg', 'ERCO Hamburger Kunsthalle', 'Hamburger Kunsthalle, Hamburg, Germany', 'Project Hamburger Kunsthalle is located in Hamburg, Germany. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-05-29 00:00:00'),
(136, 'LLT001', 110, 'Pernod Ricard University', 'Domaine de La Voisine, Clairefontaine en Yvelines, France', 'The Pernod Ricard Group recently added its first university campus to its resources. This high-tech complex is designed around four “moments” – work, relaxation, accommodation and convivialité.\r\n\r\nIt boasts four main centres, four different architectural styles and four materials: stone, wood, concrete and metal.\r\n\r\nThe project has gained the BREEAM certification of “Very Good” because it embraces the concepts of sustainability that make it architecturally cutting edge in terms of technology, energy efficiency and respect for the environment.\r\n\r\nThe learning centre is symbolic of the entire project. Its structure seems to disappear into its setting, thanks to the purity of its forms and the chosen materials:  the reflection of the surrounding nature on its mirrored façades creates the effect of extending the park, playing as it does with the light and the scenery.', 'https://www.lucelight.it/en/progetto.php/102750', 'Luce&Light-Pernod-Ricard-University_small.jpg', 'Luce&Light Pernod Ricard University', 'Pernod Ricard University, Domaine de La Voisine, Clairefontaine en Yvelines, France', 'Project Pernod Ricard University is located in Domaine de La Voisine, Clairefontaine en Yvelines, France. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-05-30 00:00:00'),
(137, 'LLT002', 110, 'Plaza del Parrote', 'Coruña, Spain', 'The area around the tourist port of A Coruña is one of the city’s best-known squares. The buildings surrounding it have the glass façades, designed by the architect Juan de Ciórraga, that are typical of the late 19th century.\r\n\r\nThe city takes its nickname of City of Glass from the architecture in this area because the buildings consist of structures in iron, wood and glass. The style is eclectic, with maritime references, reflecting the method by which ships’ sterns were constructed in the 18th century. The middle classes of the time took inspiration from this system when protecting their own houses from the sea, wind and humid marine air.\r\n\r\nThe aim of the restoration of this part of the port was to connect the city centre with its “marine façade” through an open space leading to the sea, with a predominantly pedestrian zone given over to leisure and cultural activities. It connects the city to the sea but more importantly it connects the sea to the city for the many tourists who arrive at the port on board cruise ships.\r\n\r\nLighting plays a vital role in the redevelopment process that has led to Plaza del Parrote once again becoming one of the city’s most important areas. The lighting design was entrusted to Alve Iluminación (A Coruña); to emphasise the square’s structure and its important role as a thoroughfare, the studio chose the Rio linear profile.\r\n\r\nRio is ideal for step and pathway lighting in urban settings: it has an IP67 rating, can withstand traffic loads and guarantees no dark zones between fixtures.\r\n\r\nRio is made of stainless steel and PMMA, with an outer casing in aluminium or stainless steel. It can be installed both in the ground and in walls. It is dimmable, with a range of colour temperatures (2600K, 2800K or 3700K), and is available in different lengths of up to 2010 mm. The fixture is equipped with an NTC temperature sensor built into the circuit, and an IPS (Intelligent Protection System) device, which offers protection from water infiltrations and other common installation issues.\r\n\r\nFor the Plaza del Parrote, 66 x Rio 1.2 lighting fixtures were installed, each 1010 mm long and with a colour temperature of 2800K.', 'https://www.lucelight.it/en/progetto.php/3564', 'Luce&Light-Plaza-del-Parrote_small.jpg', 'Luce&Light Plaza del Parrote', 'Plaza del Parrote, Coruña, Spain', 'Project Plaza del Parrote is located in Coruña, Spain. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-05-30 00:00:00'),
(138, 'LLT003', 110, 'Il Vittoriale degli Italiani', 'Gardone Riviera, Brescia, Italy', 'The Vittoriale degli Italiani is the enchanting hillside estate that stands in the town of Gardone Riviera, on Lake Garda. It was built by Gabriele d\'Annunzio in the 1920s and 30s.\r\n\r\nThe recently added section of external lighting, inaugurated in June 2017, shines new light on the architectural elements and the footpaths within the estate. This substantial lighting project has involved the use of LED lighting fixtures from L&L in a number of different applications.\r\n\r\nThe Neva 1.0 linear profile, with a pitch of 60 mm, is integrated in the existing stone walls to light the walkway with a 3000K ground-level wash. Meanwhile, the Neva 2.0, pitch 120 mm, placed at the base of the arch, and the Pivot 1.6 projector pick out the intradosses and highlight the profile of the archways. \r\n\r\nThe work of lighting the significant architectural elements along the pathways is performed by the Spot 1.6 and 4.1 outdoor projectors. The Spot 1.6 gives theatrical prominence to the sculpture of a female figure standing in a small shrine through a play of backlighting between the statue and the semicircular background of the niche. The Spot 4.1 is used to light the avenue that cuts through the olive trees, thanks to the devices’ ingenious positioning beneath the benches lining the way, from where they generate a light that skims the ground. Finally, the Siri 1.0 projector lights the imposing entrance to the Vittoriale and the path to the ticket office.', 'https://www.lucelight.it/en/progetto.php/7695', 'Luce&Light-Il-Vittoriale-degli-Italiani_small.jpg', 'Luce&Light Il Vittoriale degli Italiani', 'Il Vittoriale degli Italiani, Gardone Riviera, Brescia, Italy', 'Project Il Vittoriale degli Italiani is located in Gardone Riviera, Brescia, Italy. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-05-30 00:00:00'),
(139, 'ING001', 112, 'Ferragamo Light Installation', 'Milan, Italy', 'Ingo Maurer has designed a light installation for Ferragamo during Milan fashion week 2017. The projection was screened as part of the fashion show at Piazza Affari and announces the launch of a new Ferragamo perfume, AMO. The Palazzo Mezzanotte with its distinctive façade and its two flanking buildings at Piazza Affari serve as canvas for this combination of static light and projection. Starting with gradients of cold colors blue and green, flowers from Botticelli paintings appear and float gently over Palazzo Mezzanotte. The shapes and colors of this early Renaissance vividness come to life in large scale until they get blown away from the wind gods, which appear on the bright travertine surface. Botticelli’s work is the inspiration for the fashion show – the models walk through a field of flowers and grass. “Diving into the beautiful world of Botticelli is a joyful experience. Working with the open and gentle minds of Ferragamo, their tradition, quality and elegance was a wonderful challenge.”, said Ingo Maurer.\r\n\r\nThe piazza dims down to darkness for a moment, until small triangular light emblems appear, which move around and multiply in the upper part of the façade, swirling like clouds of stars or a flurry of snow, building a random pattern of light. The triangular shape and the rose color of some of the light shapes resemble of the AMO flacon, the new perfume that is launched with this event. At certain moments, the spinning light emblems find together to group words that appear on the façade: “AMO Ferragamo”, “AMO Milano”. During this animation, the two buildings left and right waft in color gradients between red and crimson to enhance the passion and suspense. In the end of this scene, all light dots move down, fluttering in streams towards the three entrance doors of Palazzo Mezzanotte, as if these doors are magnetic. They cluster together around these doors, building up tension until the three doors swing open, unleashing bright white light that beams out towards the audience. (For some seconds, the columns and the pediment appear as if they are made of glass, with the crystalline surface of the “AMO” flacon, getting filled up with the pale pink liquid.) The visitors can now enter the building through the bright tunnels of light, and the party begins.', 'https://www.ingo-maurer.com/en/projects/ferragamo', 'Ingo-Maurer-Ferragamo_small.jpg', 'Ingo Maurer Ferragamo Light Installation', 'Ferragamo Light Installation, Milan, Italy', 'Project Ferragamo Light Installation is located in Milan, Italy. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-05-30 00:00:00'),
(140, 'SLM001', 113, 'Scheyvenhof – Heythuysen', 'Heythuysen, Netherlands', 'Designer: Pro-Light\r\n\r\nPro-Light was asked to create a soothing lighting concept for Scheyvenhof, a beautiful residential retirement home in natural, peaceful Heythuysen (The Netherlands). After an intensive preliminary project with the client and electrical installer Pevo, we have succeeded in creating the requested atmosphere and experience with the final lighting project.\r\n\r\nYear of realization: 2017\r\n\r\nSlamp product selected: Chantal by Doriana and Massimiliano Fuksas', 'https://www.slamp.com/en/projects/scheyvenhof-heythuysen/', 'SLAMP-Scheyvenhof-Heythuysen_small.jpg', 'SLAMP Scheyvenhof – Heythuysen', 'Scheyvenhof – Heythuysen, Netherlands', 'Project Scheyvenhof  is located in Heythuysen, Netherlands. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-05-31 00:00:00'),
(141, 'SLM002', 113, 'DE BLAUWE DAME RESTAURANT', 'Kasteel Hoensbroek, Netherlands', 'Designer: Wolf Verlichting\r\n\r\nDescription: In Holland’s De Blauwe Dame restaurant, located inside the Hoensbroek Castle, Slamp’s Aria Transparent suspensions, designed by Zaha Hadid, bring a graceful, elegant touch to the interior.  \r\n\r\nSlamp product selected: Aria Transparent by Zaha Hadid', 'https://www.slamp.com/en/projects/de-blauwe-dame-restaurant/', 'SLAMP-DE-BLAUWE-DAME-RESTAURANT_small.jpg', 'SLAMP DE BLAUWE DAME RESTAURANT', 'DE BLAUWE DAME RESTAURANT, Kasteel Hoensbroek, Netherlands', 'Project DE BLAUWE DAME RESTAURANT is located in Kasteel Hoensbroek, Netherlands. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-05-31 00:00:00'),
(142, 'SCH001', 114, 'Docks Bruxsel', 'Brussels, Belgium', 'As the Internet plays an ever-increasing role in our daily lives, it is also transforming consumer shopping behaviour. Now, when consumers visit shopping centres, they are looking for experiences that go well beyond traditional shopping. Docks Bruxsel perfectly captures this new trend by providing diversified services including shops, entertainment facilities (cinema, concert hall, restaurants…), offices and an exhibition area tracing the site’s history.\r\n\r\nThe complex was built as a real district with streets, squares, green spaces and street furniture to create a convivial public space that encourages social interaction. It was also designed to be an exemplary project from an environmental point of view, by using the site’s natural resources and developing innovative solutions; a huge glass roof enables visitors to enjoy the natural light and protects them from bad weather, canal water and heat recovery from the nearby incinerator. The same approach was adopted for the lighting by using energy efficient LED technology for the entire site.\r\n\r\nArchitecture in general, and sites like Dock Bruxsel, have to come alive at night, especially in winter when the days are much shorter. Lighting plays a critical role in creating a safe and vibrant environment at night. The architectural practice Art & Build collaborated with the lighting designer, Patrick Rimoux, to light the roof and façades in an original manner that would enhance the public spaces. \r\n\r\nThey chose the SCULPline, as its flexibility and efficiency enabled them to sculpt the light and transform their vision into a dynamic illumination for the outdoor façades. The light can be adapted to the real needs of the space and to different periods of the year to create an engaging and memorable visit. \r\n\r\nThe illumination of the roof, a distinctive feature of the project, required special attention. This emblematic architectural element by day, had to be as visible by night. The designers opted for the SCULPdot and SCULPflood luminaires, which allow them to shape the light and adjust it according to the ambient light outside and events happening in the complex. \r\n\r\nFor the outdoor spaces, they wanted a luminaire that combines high technology with sobriety. The Shuffle was ideal as this modular column perfectly captures the future of public spaces. As the architects explain, “Public spaces must ensure safety and provide facilities and services like WiFi and sound, in an almost invisible way. With this technology, Dockx Bruxsel is driving the public space of the future.”\r\n\r\nA total of 46 Shuffle columns fitted with light modules, WiFi and loudspeakers harmoniously blend into the space, for the safety, comfort and convenience of all the visitors.\r\n\r\nContracting authority: Equilis\r\nArchitectural practice: Art & Build\r\nLighting designer: Patrick Rimoux', 'http://internal.schreder.com/en-us/projects/docks-bruxsel-brussels', 'Schréder-Docks-Bruxsel_small.jpg', 'Schréder Docks Bruxsel', 'Docks Bruxsel, Brussels, Belgium', 'Project Docks Bruxsel is located in Brussels, Belgium. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-06-05 00:00:00'),
(143, 'SCH002', 114, 'Queens Square', 'Crawley, UK', 'Formerly a small market town, Crawley now has a population of more than 100,000 people and strong transport links to London and nearby Gatwick Airport. At the heart of the town lies Queen’s Square – a pedestrianised zone with extensive shopping facilities.\r\n\r\nIn 1958, during the town’s rapid expansion, Queen’s Square was officially opened by Queen Elizabeth II. In 2014 Crawley Borough Council, in partnership with West Sussex County Council and the Coast to Coast Local Economic Partnership decided to fund a multi-million-pound redevelopment of the area\r\n \r\nDesigning a destination\r\n\r\nThe aim of the £3.2 million scheme was to rejuvenate Queen’s Square, transforming it into a modern, vibrant space that residents and visitors could enjoy all year round. Extensive research at the beginning of the project resulted in external lighting being one area many residents wanted to see improved.\r\n\r\nIn early 2015, Burns + Nice – the projects design consultants –  invited Schréder UK to work on the project’s lighting design. After a short period of deliberation, the final design was formally agreed with planning application approved in August 2015.\r\n\r\nThe site would feature high-quality paving, new formal and informal seating, modern street furniture – including a water feature – and smart, decorative lighting.\r\n\r\nTen Shuffle lighting columns were installed throughout the square to illuminate its key features and provide a safe and well-lit environment where people could spend time. The Shuffle – Britain’s first Wi-Fi connected streetlight – is a smart, modular, and interactive lighting column designed to encourage social connectivity.  The columns not only provide effective energy-efficient LED lighting, but also include high-definition CCTV cameras, Wi-Fi connectivity and an anemometer. By combining these features in one, unified column, the Shuffle’s minimalist design eliminated the need for extra street furniture – something the Council was particularly impressed with.\r\n\r\nBenching the old\r\n\r\nAnother key aspect of the design was to integrate modern seating throughout the square. Several new benches were manufactured and installed – with Schréder UK installing 260 metres of under bench lighting so that the new fittings conveyed a floating appearance. The LED luminaires were chosen for their small physical size and high-performance light distribution.\r\n\r\nA brighter future\r\n\r\nInstallation of both the lighting columns and the feature lighting was carried out in stages, as part of the wider redevelopment of the area. The project was formally completed in October 2017 with the Council now reaping the benefits of implementing a smart lighting network: increased public safety; significant reduction in energy consumption; and low maintenance requirements.\r\n\r\nLynn Hainge, Economic Regeneration Manager at Crawley Borough Council and Project Manager said: “We’re delighted with the redevelopment of Queen’s Square. Schréder UK has taken our design concepts and turned them into reality. From the first time we saw the Shuffle lighting columns at its headquarters in Basingstoke, to the final installation in the heart of Crawley’s town centre, the team at Schréder UK was consistently professional, engaging and responsive to the needs of the client team and the finished result has exceeded all expectation.”\r\n\r\nClient: Crawley Borough Council \r\nDesign Consultant: Burns + Nice\r\nContractor: Blakedown Landscapes  \r\nProducts used: Shuffle lighting columns, underbench lighting \r\nSchréder Services: Project Management, Lighting Design, Engineering & Development, Manufacturing, Installation', 'http://www.schrederled.co.uk/queenssquarecrawley', 'Schréder-Queens-Square_small.jpg', 'Schréder Queens Square', 'Queens Square, Crawley, UK', 'Project Queens Square is located in Crawley, UK. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-06-05 00:00:00'),
(144, 'SCH003', 114, 'Christchurch Bridge', 'Reading, Berkshire, UK', 'Client: Reading Borough Council\r\nDesigner: Peter Brett Associates\r\nContractor: Balfour Beatty \r\nProducts used: The LED Handrail, Sculp 60, Sculp Dot\r\n\r\nReading Borough Council wanted to create a new bridge across the River Thames – an architectural feature that would attract visitors, as well as pedestrians and cyclists, providing better connectivity between Reading and Caversham.\r\n\r\nWhilst working closely with Peter Brett Associates, Urbis Schréder designed and installed a bespoke 400m LED handrail and architectural feature lighting. \r\n\r\nThe LED handrail provided functional lighting and for architectural feature lighting, a series of Schréder Sculp floodlights were used, including one placed in the middle of the ‘tuning fork’ at the top of the 40m high-mast. \r\n\r\nThe colour changing lighting display included 28 Schréder Enyo LEDs running up the suspension cables, two Noctis 225 LED floodlights recessed beneath the bridge to illuminate the underside, and flexible LED strips underneath two ‘floating’ benches located on the bridge.   Bench lighting and surrounding security lighting was installed with radar detection.  Digital Multiplex (DMX) network design and programming was built-in from the start of the project. \r\n\r\nAn Ethernet fibre link to a nearby kiosk was included to allow authorised members of Reading Borough Council to control the feature lighting display remotely.', 'http://www.schrederled.co.uk/christchurchbridgereading', 'Schréder-Christchurch-Bridge_small.jpg', 'Schréder Christchurch Bridge', 'Christchurch Bridge, Reading, Berkshire, UK', 'Project Christchurch Bridge is located in Reading, Berkshire, UK. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-06-07 00:00:00'),
(145, 'SCH004', 114, 'University of York', 'York, UK', 'Client: Wates\r\nDesign Consultant: RPS Group\r\nElectrical Contractor: SES Engineering Services  \r\nProducts: Pharos LED Bollard, Pilzeo LED, Albany LED \r\n\r\nEstablished in 1963, the University of York is the educational home of more than 17,000 students across multiple campuses. In 2015, to accommodate the university’s growing student body, Select Property Group began a redevelopment of an old convent in Lawrence Street. The St Joseph’s Convent buildings were originally designed by a local Roman Catholic architect, built between 1870 and 1875. The new complex is known as the Vita Student Village and the £130 million development now features 644 rooms, and state-of-the-art communal areas and grounds – situated across more than six acres of land. A key aspect of the campus regeneration was the incorporation of the sites original architecture into the new contemporary design. The site was officially opened in September 2017 in time for the new academic year.\r\n\r\nA modern touch\r\n\r\nThe first site visit took place in April 2015, where Schréder UK met with consultants RPS to discuss the initial vision for the redevelopment. After an examination of the site and its lighting requirements, Schréder UK put together a detailed lighting design for the entire site – which featured a suite of its modern LED luminaires.\r\n\r\nSelect Property Group was looking for a modern energy-efficient lighting network for the new student village, but also sought to preserve the historic aesthetic of the site. As a result, Schréder UK’s proposal included traditionally designed lanterns powered by modern LED technology.\r\n\r\nTo meet the challenging lighting demands of this project, several different LED lanterns were used across the site to ensure light levels were always appropriate to the area. 25 Pharos bollards were installed along footpaths and walkways, providing effective mid-level illumination with minimal light spill. Schréder’s Pilzeo lanterns were chosen as the main functional lighting fixtures for the new campus; with 50 luminaires installed across the student village – fitted to both five and three metre columns – helping to improve lighting levels throughout the sites main access routes.\r\n\r\nTo complement the site’s historic architecture, three Albany LEDs were situated above key entranceways, while four Neos floodlights illuminated facades across the campus. In-ground uplighters were used to light tree canopies, creating an inviting atmosphere for students to relax in. LED lighting schemes offer improved lighting levels and light distribution, as well as a significant reduction in energy consumption. These core benefits were some of the main drivers for adopting a modern LED lighting network.\r\n\r\nBrighter futures\r\n\r\nMark Stevenson, senior project engineer at SES Engineering Services commented: “The redevelopment of the Vita Student accommodation in York has been a significant and successful undertaking. Work began and was completed on schedule, with all the contractors and suppliers working in unison to provide the students with a modern campus environment capable of meeting their needs. Schréder UK produced a unique lighting design that was sympathetic to the history of the site and ensured students had well-lit, safe accommodation that they would have the confidence to use.”\r\n\r\nSchréder UK has been involved in multiple lighting regeneration projects at universities across the UK. Peter Cottrell, business development manager at Schréder UK said: “Having worked with some of Britain’s most prestigious universities, we have the expertise to build LED lighting networks capable of meeting the specific requirements of educational institutions – providing effective, energy-efficient lighting for staff and students alike.”', 'http://www.schrederled.co.uk/theuniversityofyork', 'Schréder-University-of-York_small.jpg', 'Schréder University of York', 'University of York, UK', 'Project University of York is located in York, UK. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-06-07 00:00:00'),
(146, 'SCH005', 114, 'PLACE VENDÔME', 'Paris, France', 'Place Vendôme in Paris is one of the most beautiful and prestigious squares in France. This octagonal square and the arcaded buildings around it, which were built between 1687 and 1701, are a magnificent example of neoclassical architecture. A square steeped in history, today it is home to the Ritz Hotel and some of the city’s most fashionable boutiques. Every day, it attracts thousands of visitors who come to stroll around the square, admiring the architecture and soaking up the ambiance. \r\n\r\nAs part of its Climate and Energy Action Plan to reduce the energy consumption for its public lighting by 30% by 2020, the city council decided to upgrade the lighting on the square while preserving the character of this historic centre.\r\n\r\nThey wanted to keep the traditional lanterns in cast iron and change the light sources inside. LED optics incorporating white LEDs (2,700K) replaced the old high-pressure sodium lamps, significantly reducing energy and maintenance costs. In total, 228 luminaires were upgraded. They deliver a uniform lighting that preserves its unique luminous ambiance. \r\n\r\nThe 19 mansions that encompass the square are identical, creating an impressive architectural unity. The city council decided to illuminate the façades. Just over 50 POSS floodlights (3000K) were installed. They bathe the elegant arches and columns that adorn the façades of these majestic houses with a gentle white light. \r\n\r\nThe new lighting has given this iconic landmark a complete makeover, creating a comfortable and inviting nocturnal space, worthy of the City of Light.', 'http://internal.schreder.com/pl/projects/place-vendome-paris', 'Schréder-PLACE-VENDÔME_small.jpg', 'Schréder PLACE VENDÔME', 'PLACE VENDÔME, Paris, France', 'Project PLACE VENDÔME is located in Paris, France. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-06-07 00:00:00'),
(147, 'OML001', 115, 'Shihlien Chemical Industrial Jiangsu Co', 'Jiangsu, China', 'Alvaro Siza’s first major project in China floats in an industrial park. The building of the Shihlien Chemical Industrial Jiangsu Co in an industrial park in China\'s Jiangsu province was inaugurated in 2014. The building’s structure sits on an island in the middle of a 100.000-square-metre artificial lake at New Salt Industrial Park and as a total of 11.000 square metres of floor space across two storeys, with bridges connecting the spaces across sections of the large curved office. The form escapes from convention and contrast with the orthogonal shapes of the factory complex.\r\n\r\nArchitecture: Álvaro Siza + Carlos Castanheira\r\nPhotography: Fernando Guerra', 'http://www.om-light.com/en/project/the-building-on-the-water', 'OM-Light-Shihlien-Chemical-Industrial-Jiangsu-Co_small.jpg', 'O/M Light Shihlien Chemical Industrial Jiangsu Co', 'Shihlien Chemical Industrial Jiangsu Co, Jiangsu, China', 'Project Shihlien Chemical Industrial Jiangsu Co is located in Jiangsu, China. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-06-07 00:00:00'),
(148, 'CRW001', 116, 'Kitchen 21', 'Brooklyn, NY', 'Built in 1923, this historic space previously held the famous chain restaurant, Childs Restaurants. Under the direction and redesign by the architects at EwingCole, the renovated building houses a new five-in-one restaurant, Kitchen 21. This designated New York City landmark pays homage to the original architecture while featuring an updated look and feel that reflects the culture of Brooklyn today.\r\n\r\nCrenshaw Lighting worked with EwingCole in developing custom lighting for this iconic Coney Island project. Their Custom Globe Pendants and Ring Chandeliers respect the style of the original Seaside Park structure while including contemporary design elements. Integrated with LED lamping, the globe pendants feature solid brass construction with a decorative metal banding and an aged brass finish. Representing the style of other lighting elements found in the space, the faux bronze ring chandeliers were constructed to house medium base for LED equivalent lamping.\r\n\r\nLed by the New York City Economic Development Corp, this project is part of an overall effort to redevelop Coney Island. Crenshaw Lighting is proud to have played a role in this redevelopment.\r\n\r\nARCHITECT: EWINGCOLE\r\nAWARD: SOCIETY OF AMERICAN REGISTERED ARCHITECTS NATIONAL DESIGN AWARD OF MERIT (2017)\r\nIIDA-MAC PREMIERE DESIGN HONOR AWARD (2018)', 'https://www.crenshawlighting.com/projects/seaside-park-kitchen-21/', 'Crenshaw-Lighting-Kitchen-21_small.jpg', 'Crenshaw Lighting Kitchen 21', 'Kitchen 21, Brooklyn, NY', 'Project Kitchen 21 is located in Brooklyn, NY. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-06-08 00:00:00'),
(149, 'CRW002', 116, '375 Avenida Pezet', 'Lima, Peru', 'Designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects, 375 Avenida Pezet Tower is situated in one of Peru’s most desired residential neighborhoods, San Isidro. This high-rise residential complex incorporates nearly 50 custom fixtures that Crenshaw was selected to provide.\r\n\r\nFixtures of note include a seven-foot diameter lobby chandelier that required a large, custom, cast aluminum trim ring and interior hallway fixtures that were constructed of hand-forged brass and custom spun components. These hallway fixtures produced a strikingly beautiful and modern interpretation of the classic colonial chandelier. Perhaps the most challenging and unique were the 10-foot motor court entry fixtures, which included cast aluminum leaves that were painstakingly distressed and finished by hand to create additional character and a three-dimensional look and style.\r\n\r\nCrenshaw worked very closely with Robert A.M. Stern Architects throughout the design and manufacturing process to ensure quality and detail were of the highest standards.', 'https://www.crenshawlighting.com/projects/375-avenida-pezet/', 'Crenshaw-Lighting-375-Avenida-Pezet_small.jpg', 'Crenshaw Lighting 375 Avenida Pezet', '375 Avenida Pezet, Lima, Peru', 'Project 375 Avenida Pezet is located in Lima, Peru. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-06-08 00:00:00'),
(150, 'CLD001', 117, 'Edmunds.com', 'SANTA MONICA, CA', 'The Edmunds.com, a Santa Monica based online automobile resource company makes a vibrant statement with their award winning flagship office showcasing collaborative workspaces infused with color, fluidity and creative use of dynamic and ambient light. The two storied space, complete with a set of spiraling slides for quick (and fun) transfers between floors, is designed to create an eye popping experience of functionality paired with tongue in cheek-design to engage the people that occupy it. Cooledge was specified to provide the feature surface illumination scheme for the client’s ceilings directly above the Corvette and slides as well as discreet surface mounted illumination for their meeting rooms.  This project was recognized with a commendable citation from AL Light & Architecture Design Awards 2017 which showcases excellence in lighting design and demonstrates how creative application of new lighting technologies results in unique and immersive experiences of space.\r\n\r\nDesign\r\nM+M Creative Studio\r\nLighting Design\r\nDaryll Hawthorne,\r\nLight & Architecture', 'https://www.cooledgelighting.com/gallery/office/edmunds-com-santa-monica-ca', 'COOLEDGE-Edmunds_small.jpg', 'COOLEDGE Edmunds.com', 'Edmunds.com, SANTA MONICA, CA', 'Project Edmunds.com is located in SANTA MONICA, CA. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-06-11 00:00:00'),
(151, 'CLD002', 117, 'MINOTTI NEW YORK', 'NEW YORK, USA', 'Minotti, a renowned Italian manufacturer of timeless furnishings, brings new light to its flagship DDC showroom on Madison Avenue, New York. Luminous surfaces were employed to create a more immersive type of illumination that not only addresses technical light level requirements but also elevates the experience of the space and the merchandise on display. Cooledge TILE Interior products were used to replace the fluorescent lighting that was initially installed to ensure the performance of the lighting delivered on the design intent.\r\n\r\nA segmented stretch ceiling and matching continuous luminous feature wall are used to create a well lit but comfortable environment to complement the stylish furniture on display. However, the shadows and hot spots created by the fluorescent lamps initially installed detracted from the clean, uniform aesthetic that makes luminous surfaces such a powerful design tool.\r\n\r\nCooledge TILE Interior was used to replace the fluorescent sources and deliver the immersive illumination that provides customers with a stimulating atmosphere in which to engage with the products.\r\n\r\nThe ceiling utilized high lumen output (600lm) TILEs to ensure illumination levels in the interior of the loft space were complementary to areas located closer to the natural light spilling in from outside.\r\n\r\nStandard light output (300lm) TILEs were chosen for the continuous feature wall to act as a supplement to the daylight provided by the floor-to-ceiling windows in the street level area of the showroom.', 'https://www.cooledgelighting.com/storage/gallery-casestudies/Cooledge_Minotti%20New%20York%20by%20DDC.pdf', 'COOLEDGE-MINOTTI-NEW-YORK_small.jpg', 'COOLEDGE MINOTTI NEW YORK', 'MINOTTI NEW YORK, USA', 'Project MINOTTI NEW YORK is located in NY City, USA. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-06-11 00:00:00'),
(152, 'CLD003', 117, '500 WEST MONROE STREET', 'Chicago, IL, USA', 'As part of the renovation of the 12,000 sqft (1100 sqm) lobby and entrance to this office building, the existing wood ceiling was replaced with a luminous stretch ceiling to meet the design goal of creating a “brighter and more pleasing environment”.\r\n\r\nThe lobby renovation was the result of the owner’s desire to make this office building in downtown Chicago more competitive in order to attract new tenants and improve the experience of its existing leaseholders. Upon completion of the project a new tenant with 800 employees moved into the building taking up space on six floors, much of which had been vacant for years.\r\n\r\nA key design goal was to create a more open and natural environment through the use of better lighting. Glazing was added to the outer walls to allow daylight within and a luminous ceiling was installed to act as a continuation by replicating the natural feeling illumination in the interior space.\r\n\r\nARCHITECT/INTERIOR DESIGN: Epstein Global\r\nOWNER: Piedmont Office Realty Trust\r\nGENERAL CONTRACTOR: J.C. Anderson Inc.', 'https://www.cooledgelighting.com/storage/gallery-casestudies/Cooledge_500WestMonroeStreet.pdf', 'COOLEDGE-500-WEST-MONROE-STREET_small.jpg', 'COOLEDGE 500 WEST MONROE STREET', '500 WEST MONROE STREET, Chicago, IL, USA', 'Project 500 WEST MONROE STREET is located in Chicago, IL, USA. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-06-11 00:00:00'),
(153, 'AAZ001', 118, 'Origen restaurant', 'Bilbao, Spain', 'Air, earth, water and fire. The four elements shape Origen restaurant in Bilbao inviting the visitor to live a unique experience where all the senses are involved. Our lighting designs light up this culinary spectacle, which fuses Latin, Basque and Japanese food in a forward-looking and sophisticated setting.\r\n\r\nThe restaurant is led by chefs trained in restaurants with Michelin stars, such as Azurmendi and Etxanobe, and the interior design was created by Ainara Arévalo.\r\n\r\nIn this stunning space, a vertical garden represents the earth, while the fire sparkles in a bowl in each of the tables. The curtains suspended from the ceiling reproduce the wind, with movements generated by fans and projectors. Technology as a way to create experiences is also present in the waterfall created with digital and interactive water, which separates the bar area from the restaurant.\r\n\r\nOur Caos pendant lamp fits perfectly in this innovative atmosphere, charged with symbolism, which intends to create emotions which go beyond the gastronomic act. Caos is the primitive stage of Cosmos, before the gods and basic forces, the crack between heaven and earth. Inspired by this idea, this light, designed by Arturo Álvarez, is made by hand with Japanese cord, achieving an intentional disarray that finally becomes ordered in a harmonious and beautiful volume, full of energy, movement and light.\r\n\r\nProject: Origen restaurant\r\nLocation: Bilbao\r\nLighting: Caos pendant lamp- ref.CA04A-LD\r\nInterior Design: Ainara Arévalo (deceroproyectos)\r\nShowroom: Susaeta\r\nPhotography: Andrés Varney', 'http://www.arturo-alvarez.com/en/project-origen-restaurant-bilbao/', 'Arturo-Alvarez-Origen-restaurant_small.jpg', 'Arturo Alvarez Origen restaurant', 'Origen restaurant, Bilbao, Spain', 'Project Origen restaurant is located in Bilbao, Spain. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-06-11 00:00:00'),
(154, 'SID001', 119, 'Le Cheneaudiere, Hostellerie & Spa', 'Colroy-la-Roche, France', 'Le Cheneaudiere, Hostellerie & Spa is a hotel with a renowned restaurant-bar located in the green valley of the Bruche in Colroy-la-Roche in France. A privileged place to rediscover the balance and relax in contact with nature.\r\n\r\nThe family that owns this wonderful place wanted to renovate the restaurant area, making it even more an oasis of peace and tranquility by choosing the warm tones of the furnishings.\r\n\r\nSeveral blown glass suspensions - Sky-Fall - are installed, reminiscent of the decanter of the finest wines. The glossy copper finish was chosen to give more heat to the rooms and the crystal finish for clear tones needs. The Pin-Up is combined with the suspensions to give extra touch of refinement and character. This wall lamp has an organic design that amaze for its light accents and the possibility to direct the light easily.\r\n\r\nIndeed, the project was designed to make the clients experience even more gourmet. The restaurant, at the foot of the Castle of the Château de la Roche, is providing a reflective look at the surrounding grounds referencing the past. \r\nA sophisticated situation and the studied seating arrangement allow the space to transition smoothly from afternoon lunch to a more formal evening service.\r\nWarm color gradations composed of oak woods, soft grays and mahogany details create a lofty armosphere, faithful to the spirit of the Relais & Châteaux family for more than 40 years.\r\n\r\nProject :\r\nPROJART,\r\n1 A impasse du moulin - Selestat\r\nwww.projart.fr\r\n\r\nPhotographer : \r\nJerome Mondiere', 'https://www.studioitaliadesign.com/en/news/16', 'Studio-Italia-Design-Le-Cheneaudiere_small.jpg', 'Studio Italia Design Le Cheneaudiere', 'Le Cheneaudiere, Hostellerie & Spa, Colroy-la-Roche, France', 'Project Le Cheneaudiere is located in Colroy-la-Roche, France. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-06-11 00:00:00');
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(155, 'SID002', 119, 'Villa Privata', 'Oisterwijk, Netherlands', 'Architects and interior designers Niels and Sylvia with Fons have taken us in a world where every project is carried out with great enthusiasm and competence. An high quality of level that blends with a sense of detail for the interiors, measured and balanced. They chose Studio Italia Design to decorate this Villa near Oisterwijk in Netherlands, transmitting the essence of our brand thanks to the combination of wood and metal by Kelly Dome, recreating an important interior piece but at the same time giving lightness to the interior.\r\n\r\nThen We can find Nostalgia, a suspension in clusters to enhance and illuminate the living room with neutral colors and also used in a modern environment such as the kitchen, combining the light colors of the various finishes to give freshness to the environment.\r\n\r\nProduct: Kelly Dome, Nostalgia\r\nProject: Architectenbureau Drijvers Oisterwijk b.v\r\nLocation: Oisterwijk, Nederland', 'https://www.studioitaliadesign.com/en/news/3', 'Studio-Italia-Design-Villa-Privata_small.jpg', 'Studio Italia Design Villa Privata', 'Villa Privata, Oisterwijk, Netherlands', 'Project Villa Privata is located in Oisterwijk, Netherlands. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-06-11 00:00:00'),
(156, 'DTR001', 120, 'Jack\'s Point  House', 'Queenstown, South Island, New Zealand', 'A home in Queenstown, nested under the Remarkables mountain range designed by architect Erin Taylor of Hyndman Taylor Architects.\r\n\r\nFrederique Gulcher writes for Architecture Now about a lovingly crafted holiday home in Queenstown, South Island, New Zealand.\r\n\r\nShifting roof forms mimic the dramatic Remarkables ranges which have a undeniable presence of their own.\r\n\r\nThe home features a Coral 600mm centrally hung to creating a dramatic shadow texture by night. In the living room a Kina 1000mm adds detail a shape to an angular corner of the space.\r\n\r\nErin Taylor says of the house design: \"Our response was to use a collection of interlinked single-pitch forms with a dynamic relationship to the alpine context. Viewed against the Remarkables, these forms shift and stagger up incrementally with the direction of the mountain face. Conversely, from the top of the site, the roof pitches shift into opposing directions channelling views and entry.” \r\n\r\nPhotos: Simon Devitt', 'https://www.davidtrubridge.com/jacks-point-house/', 'David-Trubridge-Jacks-Point-House_small.jpg', 'David Trubridge Jack\'s Point  House', 'Jack\'s Point  House, Queenstown, South Island, New Zealand', 'Project Jack\'s Point  House is located in Queenstown, South Island, New Zealand. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-06-12 00:00:00'),
(157, 'DTR002', 120, 'Whare Koa', 'Opahi Bay, New Zealand', 'Two massive Hīnaki 1400mm (55\") lights grace this beautifully crafted home in Opahi Bay, New Zealand by the team at Strachan Group Architects.\r\n\r\nOpahi Bay has been the McGreal family holiday destination since the early 1950’s when Ray McGreal built the original fibrolite family bach and tennis court on the eastward sloping site towards the idyllic bay. \r\n\r\nWhare Koa, the new house of Ray’s youngest daughter and her family required a sensitive and thoughtful approach to a unique and special place, filled with memories and family history. \r\n\r\nThis home designed by Strachan Group Architects had to accommodate a very active and gregarious live-work lifestyle and see them into retirement. Having been involved with the community for over fifty years, the brief for the family’s new house was beyond the normal requirements of a contemporary three-bedroom home. The family’s new house was to become part home, part workshop/studio and part community facility to accommodate weekly tennis games and community meetings etc. \r\n\r\nThe floor plan is “T” shaped, with the head anchored to the low part of the site, directly atop the footprint of the old bach, accommodating two east facing bedrooms and the art studio with the main living spaces and kitchen above - all oriented towards the view. An open atrium occupies the space between this living wing and the workshop with master suite above with views beyond via the glazed roof and clerestory.\r\n\r\nAtrium\r\nThe atrium is a multi functioning space from which the home is entered, its transparency breaks down the bulk & scale of the building. Floor levels respond to the sloping site and are linked with a connecting glazed stair gallery, reminiscent of the original path connecting the old bach to the shared tennis court along the north face of the building. The head of the stair opens to a pavilion-like room with a double height-pivoting door that opens to the west providing links with the community and extended family located next door. \r\n\r\nPhotography: Simon Devitt\r\n\r\nArchitecture: Strachan Group Architects (SGA)', 'https://www.davidtrubridge.com/whare-koa/', 'David-Trubridge-Whare-Koa_small.jpg', 'David Trubridge Whare Koa', 'Whare Koa, Opahi Bay, New Zealand', 'Project Whare Koa is located in Opahi Bay, New Zealand. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-06-12 00:00:00'),
(158, 'LSF001', 121, 'HEMISFAIR', 'San Antonio, Texas, USA', 'Hemisfair Park Area Redevelopment Corporation (HPARC), a nonprofit organization established by the city of San Antonio in 2009, is creating Hemisfair, a 19-acre park on the site of the 1968 World\'s Fair in San Antonio.\r\n\r\nThe 1968 World\'s Fair changed San Antonio for the better, providing a boost to the city\'s convention and hospitality business. Yet 40-plus years later, very little had happened at the fair site. Investments had been made in the city center benefitting the hospitality industry, but less had been done for the benefit of San Antonians. That is changing with the 2015 opening of Yanaguana Garden, phase one of Hemisfair\'s master plan. \"Hemisfair is catalyzing the changes we\'re seeing in San Antonio. A downtown that incorporates residences, commerce, public parks, and hospitality will sustain our city,\" says HPARC CEO Andres Andujar. Hemisfair, which includes the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center and Tower of the Americas, will eventually be home to three distinct parks, pedestrian and vehicle streets, and multi-story, mixed-use development.\r\n\r\nThe vision for Hemisfair is to create an urban parks district, something greater than developing only a public park. HPARC Communications Director Drew Hicks explains: \"An urban parks district reflects a sense of neighborhoods connecting. It is safe, walkable, active, and includes places where friends meet, where people shop - things people do in the neighborhoods in which they live. Every design decision we make puts the local people first. We want our guests, whether they are locals or tourists, to have an authentic San Antonio experience at Hemisfair.\r\n\r\nWith 14,000 hotel rooms in downtown San Antonio, HPARC staff was surprised to learn that 84 percent of Hemisfair\'s visitors are local. Hemisfair is already living up to its tagline: Where San Antonio Meets.\r\n\r\nCreating a sustainable public space\r\n\r\n\"Every square inch matters when designing a public park,\" states Andujar. \"As we make decisions about Hemisfair\'s design, materials, and products, we do a complete vetting and bring the best people to the table.\"\r\n\r\n\"The watchword for Hemisfair is quality,\" continues Hicks. \"There is not a single detail in the park that we haven\'t obsessed over. This is true of the lighting and site furnishing selections as well.\" HPARC was impressed by Landscape Forms\' reputation as a design leader in the outdoor LED lighting and site furnishings market. Important also was knowing that products selected were durable and maintainable - essential qualities for a highly used public space. HPARC selected Alcott area lights, Hawthorne path lights, Parc Centre chairs, ottomans, and tables, and TUUCI umbrellas. Andujar and team appreciated the beauty of the products and the way they work together to express a common design language throughout the park. The form of Alcott and Hawthorne lights also echoes the architecture of the Tower of the Americas.\r\n\r\nLighting that lends a sense of security and relaxation\r\n\r\nBefore revitalization began, Hemisfair was an unimproved park, and the developers were concerned people would not come to the park because of its condition. Because community involvement has been HPARC\'s modus operandi since its inception, Andujar engaged a group of young mothers to help HPARC understand what would attract them to the park. Feeling safe was at the top of their list.\r\n\r\n\"\'Good lighting that allows me to see a person\'s face at a distance as they approach at night\' was how one woman defined safety,\" says Andujar. That level of safety is what HPARC and its design partners set out to accomplish. The team wanted warm lighting below the 3000k range that provided clear visibility and object detection. \'A person\'s eyes can\'t adjust well to harsh lighting,\" says Andujar, \"and dark spots create a sense of insecurity, which is what we were working hard to avoid.\" The park\'s lighting scheme includes light coming from above, along pathways, and on the ground, all contributing to a lighting design that allows a person to see someone\'s face from a distance.\r\n\r\nThe design of the lights as well as the lighting scheme offer an aesthetic that enhances a visitor\'s experience. \"Warm light creates a sense of comfort that is inviting to our visitors,\" continues Andujar. \"It adds a sense of romance, whether guests are on a date or there to look at a beautiful setting, we want to engage their senses. The park\'s lighting engages the senses through the effect it has on the space.\"\r\n\r\nThe park is open from 5 am until midnight, and HPARC staff regularly see it filled with people of all ages at 10 pm, including families with young children. \"There is a great interaction going on between our guests and the park during the nighttime hours,\" says Andujar. \"That tells us people feel safe here.\"\r\n\r\nWhere San Antonio meets\r\n\r\nHemisfair is becoming the place where San Antonio meets. It is one of the most used parks per acre in the state. From the first conversations about Hemisfair in the early 2000s to its becoming a \"crown jewel of urban revitalization\" in 2017, \"Hemisfair is a central, civic gathering place for all the things that are San Antonio. Its energy and momentum are absolutely catalytic, and it is giving optimism to the city\", says Hicks.', 'http://www.landscapeforms.com/en-us/lighting/projects/pages/Hemisfair-Park.aspx', 'Landscape-Forms-HEMISFAIR_small.jpg', 'Landscape Forms HEMISFAIR', 'HEMISFAIR, San Antonio, Texas, USA', 'Project HEMISFAIR is located in San Antonio, Texas, USA. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-06-13 00:00:00'),
(159, 'PIL001', 122, 'PALAZZO LOMBARDIA', 'Milan, Italy', 'The development of Palazzo Lombardia, the new offices of the Region, a work of Caputo Partnership and the New York studio PeiCobbFreed&Partners (with Franco Giorgetta for the landscape design), has also involved a complete overhaul of a large public space: the street headquarters of Via Restelli.The important urban road has been reconfigured, privileging pedestrian areas, cycle paths and green zones. In the large pedestrian “Promenade”, green hills alternate with oval pools of water, a symbolic reminder of the mountains and lakes of Lombardy, whilst nine large masses distributed over the ground in beola (flagstone) represent the Region’s most important geological formations.The public lighting was designed together with Performance in Lighting as an essential element of the architectonic composition and, at the same time, as a fundamental functional complement. Lighting bodies on nine- and four-metre-high poles run alongside the road bed and cycle paths and brighten up the pedestrian areas. Good lighting is assured in the latter, also considering the shadowed areas produced by the shapes of the hills and woods covering them, which, however, are not invasive with respect to the complexity of the natural, architectonic and furnishing elements.LED accented lighting instead underlines the great masses, whilst built-in lamps mark a line along the ground of the elliptical benches and the median line of the tanks of water.In the open spaces on the flat roofs of the low bodies of the Palazzo, where terraced green areas have been arranged, and a path reserved to the authorities connecting the Tower and the helisurface. Lighting consists of different height bollards and elements built-into the wooden flooring that optimise the green and fulfil the twofold role of safety for users and spectacular effect.', 'https://www.performanceinlighting.com/us/us/palazzo-lombardia_2', 'Performance-iN-Lighting-PALAZZO-LOMBARDIA_small.jpg', 'Performance iN Lighting PALAZZO LOMBARDIA', 'PALAZZO LOMBARDIA, Milan, Italy', 'Project PALAZZO LOMBARDIA is located in Milan, Italy. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-06-13 00:00:00'),
(160, 'LNL002', 103, 'Radicepura', 'Catania, Italy', 'Radicepura is a botanical park and congress centre set on the slopes of Mount Etna: a state-of-the-art flower and plant nursery where landscape painters, scholars, experts and enthusiasts can find a charming and multifaceted space. Over 5 hectares of parkland, a late 19th century building restored and transformed into a meeting centre, accommodation facilities for private functions: an ancient country manor has been turned into a place where to rediscover one’s passion for nature in a sustainable way.\r\n\r\nThe original buildings in the parkland were restored and transformed into a large congress centre to host meetings and events. The gorgeous settings bearing the distinctive marks of ancient Sicilian craftsmanship are buildings of great beauty and value, enriched by exquisitely decorated vaulted ceilings, lava stone colonnades and hand-carved stone facades: all elements that require carefully positioned, top performance lighting fixtures in order to conjure up a suggestive atmosphere. The interiors of the large reception halls are illuminated by the Pound projectors, selected for its top performance and essential design, as well as its ability to blend in with the surrounding environment thus leaving the limelight to the restored beams and to the original stone elements. The magic continues in the outer courtyards, where the geometric designs of the porches and driveways are emphasized by Suelo and Quara lighting fixtures. These are discreetly placed to illuminate the buildings and the ground step with visually striking effects that emphasise the peculiar characteristics defining the architecture of the time. Paseo lighting fixtures create a lighting rhythm, embedded in the perimeter walls of the manor and along the walls and railings delimiting the courtyards.\r\n\r\nThe choice of LED lighting and low power consumption is an integral part of a wider focus on sustainability and respect for nature that is the inspiration behind the entire project. Thanks to important design and architectural choices, Radicepura is indeed an energy and water self-sufficient,park. The roof of the main greenhouse is covered with photovoltaic panels that allow the park to generate the energy it needs, while the water supply for the irrigation of the entire nursery is provided by a rainwater recovery plant. \r\n\r\n\r\nProject by Arch. Giuseppe Scannella \r\nPhotography by Moreno Maggi', 'https://www.linealight.com/en-gb/case-histories/radicepura/198', 'Linea-Light-Radicepura_small.jpg', 'Linea Light Radicepura', 'Radicepura, Catania, Italy', 'Project Radicepura is located in Catania, Italy. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-06-13 00:00:00'),
(161, 'FLS001', 123, 'Resort Borgo dei Conti', 'Perugia, Italy', 'Project Architect:\r\n\r\nClaudio Castellini\r\n \r\n\r\nPhotographer:\r\n\r\nGermano Borrelli', 'https://flos.com/projects/hotel/hotel-resort-borgo-dei-conti/', 'Flos-Resort-Borgo-dei-Conti_small.jpg', 'Flos Resort Borgo dei Conti', 'Resort Borgo dei Conti, Perugia, Italy', 'Project Resort Borgo dei Conti is located in Perugia, Italy. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-06-22 00:00:00'),
(162, 'OTY001', 124, 'Runkelsteiner', 'Bolzano, Italy', 'Architect: JMA by Jacopo Mascheroni\r\n\r\nThe Runkelsteiner is an apartment building in the city of Bolzano, Italy, built on a quiet property surrounded by pine trees and historic buildings.  The structure, with three levels above ground, a large basement and a roof terrace, contains three full-floor units with large terraces overlooking the mountains and the typical landscape of South Tyrol.\r\n\r\nThe building shell is mostly transparent so that the interiors are flooded with natural light and the construction has a lighter impact on the surroundings.  On the East, South and West side the volume is designed with a combination of thin white frames and vertical aluminum louvers, while the North elevation has very few openings.  The white frames define the different functions of the interior layout and create independent terraces that appear as the continuity of the interior spaces through the frameless glass enclosure. The aluminum louvers, installed at the edge of the frames, are placed strategically in order to provide some privacy from the neighboring buildings.  The extra-clear glass parapets allow to read the white frames as clean rectangular shapes and grant unobstructed views from the inside.\r\n\r\nThe building reaches the highest level of energy performance certification due to the triple glazing of the façades, thick insulation on the North elevation, photovoltaic and solar panels installed on the roof, as well as a fresh air ventilation system in each unit.  Calculations and shadow analysis have been taken into consideration during the design phase, so that the sun could not reach the interiors during the warmer summer months and overheat the apartments.\r\n\r\nThe glass shell is designed with a thermally broken steel profile system to keep the door frames slimmer, and the large sliding glass door on the South terrace is motorized for a more comfortable and simple use.  Both the door and the sliding door frames have been covered by glass on the outer face, and they result flush with the fixed glass on the sides.  The large fixed glass panes are completely inserted on the floor, ceiling and vertical sides, to allow the maximum sense of a continuous space.\r\n\r\nThe Ground and First Floor units are designed with three bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms, while the Second Floor unit has a two bedroom and two bathroom layout. \r\n\r\nFor each apartment, oak planks have been selected for the interior floors and ipe wood decking for all the terraces.  All the millwork, kitchens and doors have been custom designed. The bathrooms are cladded with sandblasted white limestone rectangular tiles of different sizes, laid with a dynamic pattern, and the vanities are designed with a dark marble top and natural oak drawers.  Each unit is equipped with a black steel fireplace integrated in the living area millwork system.', 'http://www.otylight.com/en/project-item/runkelsteiner/', 'Oty-Light-Runkelsteiner_small.jpg', 'Oty Light Runkelsteiner', 'Runkelsteiner, Bolzano, Italy', 'Project Runkelsteiner is located in Bolzano, Italy. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-06-22 00:00:00'),
(163, 'OTY002', 124, 'Montebar Villa', 'Medeglia, Switzerland', 'Architect: JMA by Jacopo Mascheroni\r\n\r\nThe Montebar Villa is a prefabricated wood house lying on a panoramic spot facing the Swiss alps, in a privileged position with sun light during the four seasons.  A magical place where the silence is alternated  with the gentle chimes of cows at pasture in the distance, where the calm breezes coax tree branches and grasses to release and carry a sweet and fragrant air.  \r\n\r\nThe project was created around the local building code, which imposes each house to have a dark gray pitched roof for a better integration with the environment.  Starting from this constraint, the idea developed into an homogeneous solution using the same material for both the roof and façades, in order to provide the building with a monolithic aspect, like a stone in the landscape.\r\n\r\nThe only exception is the South elevation, facing the valley, which grants a spectacular 180 degree view through a curtain-wall that encloses the living area and folds inside creating a loggia to be used in the warmer months.\r\n\r\nThe house is placed at the edge of a slope with vineyards just a few meters below and around. It’s constructed with prefabricated and thermally insulated wood elements, ideal for this type of climate, and the entire structure has been assembled in a few days.  The same stratigraphy has been designed for both the roof and the perimeter walls, with 22 centimeters of thermal insulation and a double layer of ventilation, in order to achieve high standards of energy performances.  The final cladding material uniforming the shell is a ventilated façade with porcelain stoneware tiles and an invisible fastening system.  To complete the energy efficiency of the building, the glass façade of the living area has a curtain wall with thermally broken aluminum horizontal profiles and vertical glass fins, and with insulated selective and low-e glass.  The rest of the windows have a thermally broken aluminum profile with triple insulated glazing. \r\n\r\nA big part of the design phase was spent investigating several options for the exterior cladding, in order to achieve flush surfaces and obtain a pure and simple form.  Every face of the shell has been designed tile by tile, with a  dynamic pattern composed with three different formats, and many tiles have mitered edges.\r\n\r\nThe same porcelain stoneware material has been applied to the custom designed folding shutters, to match and align with the façade pattern when they are closed.  The six-sided roof is offset toward the mountain and it’s calibrated to have the largest side with the same mountain inclination, for a better integration with the landscape. \r\n\r\nHigh standards of energy saving have been adopted to keep low maintenance costs during the four seasons.  Besides the high-performance shell, the floor radiant heating is powered by and electric pump and all lighting fixtures have led lamps. The cooling during the summer months is provided by natural ventilation, with the colder air rising from the creek on the western side and crossing the entire house.   The house, with living area on the south side, three bedrooms, a study room, two bathrooms, a laundry room, a technical room, pantry and storage rooms, is organized on one level except the two children bedrooms which are double height and have a loft with bed and tv.', 'http://www.otylight.com/en/project-item/montebar-villa/', 'Oty-Light-Montebar-Villa_small.jpg', 'Oty Light Montebar Villa', 'Montebar Villa, Medeglia, Switzerland', 'Project Montebar Villa is located in Medeglia, Switzerland. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-06-22 00:00:00'),
(164, 'INL002', 86, 'Pipistrel', 'Gorizia, Italy', 'Lighting comfort above all\r\n\r\nArchitects of Pipistrel\'s production hall in Italy have created a large open space where the combination of natural and artificial light guarantee the desired quantity and quality of light.\r\n\r\nThe Sequal luminaire with its functionality and extreme efficiency was not only the perfect choice in the sense of uniformity of lighting but met the desired low energy consumption as well. In addition, daylight sensors were installed to adapt the light to the daylight levels.\r\n\r\nTheir demands were set high. For their new building, they wanted a top-level design combined with technological perfection so as to provide an excellent working environment.\r\n\r\nIn aircraft production, the diffusion of light and complete lighting comfort is of extreme importance.\r\n\r\nArchitect: Studio DeGressi Gorizia\r\n\r\nPhotographer: Intra lighting', 'https://www.intra-lighting.com/solution?solution=INDPipi2&name=pipistrel', 'Intra-Lighting-Pipistrel_small.jpg', 'Intra Lighting Pipistrel', 'Pipistrel, Gorizia, Italy', 'Project Pipistrel is located in Gorizia, Italy. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-07-06 00:00:00'),
(165, 'INL003', 86, 'International House Sydney', 'Sydney, Australia', 'Intra lighting is focousing green, and for this reason they are super proud to participate in the project as green as this one.\r\n\r\nThe lighting follows the nature of the building, as it creats a uniform illumination but also a recognizable lighting pattern that seeks attention when passing by.\r\n\r\nThis is actually the world’s tallest timber commercial building, that also got among finalist of 2017 Sustainability Awards.\r\n\r\nArchitect: Tzannes\r\n\r\nPhotographer: The Guthrie Project', 'https://www.intra-lighting.com/solution?solution=OFFInte40&name=international-house-sydney', 'Intra-Lighting-International-House-Sydney_small.jpg', 'Intra Lighting International House Sydney', 'International House Sydney, Sydney, Australia', 'Project International House Sydney is located in Sydney, Australia. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-07-09 00:00:00'),
(166, 'INL004', 86, 'Oceania Mall', 'Moscow, Russia', 'Magic is in the water\r\n\r\nThe Oceania Shopping Center is special by all means, but mainly because of one \'little\' feature; Oceania mall is a home to the tallest cylindrical aquarium in the world.\r\n\r\nActually, everything in Oceania mall is big, even the numbers. Every year there is a 55 million of people visiting this 137,00 m2 shopping center that can boast with 300 stores and 23 restaurants.\r\n\r\nLuminaire Flott is no exception to the story of details and perfection. Flott gave this shopping center a special feeling and a chance to adjust the scenery regarding the season. Thinking about red for valentine\'s day, green for welcoming spring or blue when dreaming about summer vacation is just about enough.\r\n\r\nThe mall theme is marine adventures with its main feature, gigantic aquarium with an underwater elevator. 24 meters tall and 10 meters wide aquarium holds 900,000 liters of saltwater, offering a home to 3,200 artificial corals and more than 50 different species of sharks, rays, and other fish.\r\n\r\nThe area around the aquarium serves as a space for relaxation in between errands and shopping.\r\n\r\nEven the upper floor is something to see with zones of relaxations and intimate little corners for chatting.', 'https://www.intra-lighting.com/solution?solution=RETOcea&name=oceania-mall', 'Intra-Lighting-Oceania-Mall_small.jpg', 'Intra Lighting Oceania Mall', 'Oceania Mall, Moscow, Russia', 'Project Oceania Mall is located in Moscow, Russia. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-07-09 00:00:00'),
(167, 'INL005', 86, 'King\'s House Bled', 'Bled, Slovenia', 'Royal treatment\r\n\r\nAfter the First World War, Yugoslav King Aleksander Karađorđević chose Bled as his summer residence. At the initiative of the royal family, construction of the golf course and golf clubhouse started, and in 1938 the golf clubhouse was finally built according to the plans of architect Franc Kuglič. \r\n\r\nThe renovation started in 2016 and fully respects the architecture of the existing building. The original structure became a framework for variety of ambients such as restaurants, hotel rooms, bars and common areas.\r\n\r\nThe clubhouse is furnished with a mix of classic, contemporary and traditional styles, and complimented with high-quality illumination brought by Intra lighting\'s luminaire Pipes.\r\n\r\nRoyal club house also boasts with ten designer hotel rooms, that are positioned in the mighty roof of the hotel.\r\n\r\nLighting in hotel rooms is designed to please several scenarios; providing high quality lighting for daily activities, dressing, reading, watching TV and so much more. Because no room can be called perfect, until it has real comfort. \r\n\r\nThe first floor is dedicated to a bar, an open kitchen, lounge room with a fireplace, club space, and a trophy room.\r\n\r\nIntra lighting\'s luminaire Pipes are positioned in the club\'s store, creating contrasts and focusing attention on the products. \r\n\r\nArchitect: Sadar+Vuga\r\n\r\nPhotographer: Miran Kambič', 'https://www.intra-lighting.com/solution?solution=HOSKing42&name=king%27s-house-bled', 'Intra-Lighting-King-House-Bled_small.jpg', 'Intra Lighting King\'s House Bled', 'King\'s House Bled, Slovenia', 'Project King\'s House Bled is located in Bled, Slovenia. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-07-09 00:00:00'),
(168, 'TLX001', 125, 'DE WINTERTUIN RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX', 'Weesp, Netherlands', 'The De Wintertuin residential project in the Dutch town of Weesp celebrated completion of its general refurbishment below a new, fenestrated roof. The fact that the party took place in the light-flooded atrium can also be seen as part of the plan because in terms of lighting and illumination the upgrading brought highly decisive benefits for the residents and operator of the residential project. TRILUX designed and supplied the lighting, based 100% on LED technology.\r\n\r\nElderly people live in the residential project De Wintertuin (Dutch for \'Winter Garden\') in Weesp. They live self-sufficiently in their apartments, arranged across three storeys around an inner courtyard, and this courtyard was recently subjected to a fundamental transformation. A generously-dimensioned glass roof was also installed as part of the refurbishment of the residential complex at a cost of € 2.1m. The dominant concrete-grey of the building originating from the 1970s has also been replaced by a radiant white. Not only the inner courtyard but also the other public areas now appear significantly larger and friendlier.\r\n\r\nThis effect was created on the one hand by the generous quantity of daylight in the building, and on the other De Wintertuin now has a bright and spacious appearance on grey days and during twilight hours, when LED luminaires create appropriate illuminance levels for a pleasant atmosphere. Various products from the TRILUX luminaire portfolio were installed in the residential complex, with around 170 round surface-mounted luminaires from the 74 LED series illuminating the hallways in the building. Other functional areas were equipped with Aragon LED weather-proof luminaires and Amatris LED recessed downlights.\r\n\r\nThe square lighting structure below the fenestrated roof in the atrium consists of 16 modules from the E-Line LED rapid-mount system. Large pendant luminaires with fabric shades also set decorative accents. The Milano, Cassano and Taro from Oktalite are ample proof as to how the product rangesfrom individual members of the TRILUX Group can be beneficially combined in projects.\r\n\r\nWhile the De Wintertuin residents are pleased about improved visual conditions in the building and the attractive looks of the new luminaires, the system also achieves very significant cost savings for the operator.\r\n\r\nTRILUX implemented a solution consisting entirely of LED technology – still not an everyday decision for a project of this size and for residential purposes. The significantly lower wattage connection values compared to the obsolete lighting system tangibly reduce energy consumption. Lighting control enables further savings: the luminaires can be dimmed via DALI according to the amount of daylight. In total TRILUX lighting designers calculated energy savings of up to 70% for the De Wintertuin lighting installation. Thanks to this cost reduction, the investment for the new system will pay back within the next two years.\r\n\r\nConstruction manager: Ymere Wohnungsbaugesellschaft, Weesp\r\nRefurbishment implementation: Wits Utrecht BV\r\nLighting design: TRILUX\r\n\r\nTRILUX series:\r\n7402 LED\r\n7403 LED\r\nAmatris LED\r\nAragon LED\r\nE-Line\r\nMilano 360\r\nCassano\r\nTaro LED', 'https://www.trilux.com/en/xperience/de-wintertuin-weesp-netherlands/', 'Trilux-DE-WINTERTUIN-RESIDENTIAL-COMPLEX_small.jpg', 'Trilux DE WINTERTUIN RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX', 'DE WINTERTUIN RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX, Weesp, Netherlands', 'Project DE WINTERTUIN RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX is located in Weesp, Netherlands. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-07-09 00:00:00'),
(169, 'TLX002', 125, 'I-HUB', 'London, UK', 'Imperial College’s first new campus in over a century offers a new urban quarter integrating academic uses with office, residential and retail. Key to this campus is the 17,000-square metre Translation & Innovation Hub (I-HUB), where Imperial College London and Imperial College ThinkSpace have created an entrepreneurial environment that enables the translation of research outcomes into internationally significant technologies.\r\n\r\nThe I-HUB building was designed to support the exchange of ideas, while remaining adaptable to changing patterns of scientific enquiry, market demands and future tenants.\r\n\r\nIt comprises modern wet-labs, flexible incubator and office space, to allow major corporate partners, start-ups and fast-growth companies to work side-by-side with Imperial academics.\r\n\r\nWhen it came to the construction and fit-out of the campus, to reduce complexity, contractors preferred to deal with the minimum number of suppliers. TRILUX were chosen as the lighting supplier based on their capability to deliver energy efficient and cost effective products for each area of the development. This helped the contracting firm to simplify their supply chain and work with a single supplier for the complete scheme.\r\n\r\nThe lighting scheme needed to be flexible to match the requirements of the changing patterns and demands of the scientific studies. It also had to offer high performance precision light to support detailed technical studies and facilitate communication and collaborative working.\r\n\r\nThe labs were a focus area where Fidesca cleanroom luminaire answered all the technological demands of an aggressive environment.\r\n\r\nThe other ranges used throughout included Solvan, Amatris, Faciella, Oleveon, Deca, Inperla, Arkon, along with some custom products.\r\n\r\nDavid Jeffery, London Specification Manager, TRILUX Lighting, concludes, “It was an honour for TRILUX to work on a project of this scale and to be part of this innovative new facility. Our products are modern and high quality providing the perfect fit for this project.”\r\n\r\nMain Contractor: Laing O’Rourke\r\nArchitect: PLP Architecture\r\nConsultant: Hoare Lea', 'https://www.trilux.com/en/xperience/imperial-west-london-uk/', 'Trilux-I-HUB_small.jpg', 'Trilux I-HUB', 'I-HUB, London, UK', 'Project I-HUB is located in London, UK. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-07-09 00:00:00'),
(170, 'TLX003', 125, 'International comprehensive school', 'Heidelberg, Germany', 'The Heidelberg international comprehensive school in Germany prepares over 1,800 pupils for the serious side of life. Tolerance of others, promoting peace and protecting the environment are just some important topics communicated there. The last point is effectively demonstrated thanks to the energy-efficient refurbishment of the 20,000 m2 school complex – energy savings of 89% is now achieved just via the new LED lighting technology from TRILUX.\r\n\r\nLighting in the classrooms and technical rooms had become obsolete, power consumption was correspondingly high and pupils had no ideal visual and working conditions. All were optimised with the new lighting system.\r\n\r\n\"Whether it is corridors, classrooms, the staff room, canteen or technology rooms – customised, efficient lighting was found for all areas that support the learning atmosphere and at the same time go to make up an environmentally friendly school,\" said Arne Perlitz, Head of the Stuttgart Expertise Centre. Over 3,200 light points from TRILUX were recently installed in the building with a floor-space of around 20,000 m².\r\n\r\nInitial planning intended a conventional lighting system with fluorescent lamps, but TRILUX managed to demonstrate with extensive calculations that LED technology is the more economical alternative over the complete system lifespan. As a consequence those responsible took the decision for digital light, and this is now paying off – compared to the old system the LED luminaires easily consume 89 percent less electricity, thus saving the environment 2616 tons of CO₂ over a period of 20 years. This was an important aspect because environmental conservation is a constant topic at the school – for the fifth time now the educational facility has been distinguished as an environmentally-friendly EMAS facility.\r\n\r\nThose intending to sustainably use resources cannot avoid the topic of energy efficiency. TRILUX’s Belviso LED has a luminous efficiency of 105 lm/W and compared to T5 fluorescent lamps it requires 40% less power. In classrooms, the Belviso LED also creates bright, friendly atmospheres with its unusually purist design, high efficiency and unique light appearance. The micro-prisms also ensure glare-free, harmonious light with luminance of less than 1,500 cd/m². \"Each room benefits from general lighting complying to current standards, and independently of how the pupils\' desks are positioned\" explained Arne Perlitz.\r\n\r\nThe diversity of the Belviso luminaire range is also demonstrated in the rest of the building complex – in the library a balance between pleasant quality of stay and good visual comfort was achieved, and along the shelving attention was paid to shadow-free illumination to aid orientation.\r\n\r\nA further Belviso LED application is in the auditorium. \"When pupils practice their performances on the stage in front of a black background and below the black ceiling, shadow-free light is very important. The Belviso D LED with its all-round light contour creates an unmistakable appearance of light and a soft transition to the ceiling,\" said Perlitz. This exclusive frame of light is the defining element of design with the Belviso and creates a high level of recognition. The Belviso LED – achieving top marks in schools.\r\n\r\nConstruction authority: Gesellschaft für Grund- und Hausbesitz mbH Heidelberg (GGH)\r\nBuilding: International comprehensive school, Heidelberg Energy refurbishment of classrooms, staff rooms, corridors, auditorium and canteen\r\nTRILUX product series\r\nBelviso C1 LED\r\nBelviso C2 LED\r\nBelviso D LED\r\nInperla LED \r\nInperla L LED \r\nInperla LP LED \r\nPolaron\r\nOleveon\r\nSolvan\r\nLuceo\r\n3902\r\nFaciella', 'https://www.trilux.com/en/xperience/igh-heidelberg-germany/', 'Trilux-International-comprehensive-school_small.jpg', 'Trilux International comprehensive school', 'International comprehensive school, Heidelberg, Germany', 'Project International comprehensive school is located in Heidelberg, Germany. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-07-10 00:00:00'),
(171, 'LSF002', 121, 'Austin Central Library', 'Texas, USA', 'The long-anticipated Austin Central Library opened in the Fall of 2017, and while the building itself is stunning with equally beautiful views of Shoal Creek, the public land that surrounds the north and east sides of the library also offers residents of Austin a relaxing park in which to walk, bike, read, and socialize. Austin-based MWM Design Group was the landscape architecture firm working with Austin’s engineering department to create the public spaces adjacent to the library.\r\n\r\nThe city and MWM’s vision was to create a viable open public space that would transition seamlessly from the building to the park to Shoal Creek. It was also important to have a visual connection to the creek from both the library and park and to offer gathering spaces outside the library. The park area to the east and north of the library is approximately 300 feet by 125 feet and then extends north of the library along Shoal Creek another 600 feet.\r\n\r\nMWM’s task was multifaceted: create the park, manage storm water and flood control, manage bicycle traffic on Lance Armstrong Bikeway, which runs through the entire library park space, and automobile traffic on 2nd Street, which runs along the north side of the library. “Our site design changed the landscape and flows in the creek,” says MWM’s David Cazares. “We stabilized the creek walls using mechanically stabilized earth and natural stone that didn’t look like it was stabilized and armored. The creek walls now emulate walking along rock edges.”\r\n\r\nMWM advocated for turning 2nd Street into a woonerf through the park area, giving equal access to bikes, people, and vehicles. “We had a lot of firsts with this project,” say Cazares. “Creating a woonerf was one of them; there were none in the city,” says Cazares. “Our goal was to redesign the street, getting rid of curbs and creating a plaza and open street along the library. Cars still have access, but landscaping and bollards signal that this is a slow speed, pedestrian-friendly street.”\r\n\r\nMWM used site elements as visual cues to help manage the interaction of people, bikes, and cars throughout the park. Paving areas helped to define use. Glass pavers, for example, were installed in the area where greater interaction between bicyclists and people using the library occurs. Elevation was another element that separated spaces and defined use. “Functions associated with the library, such as the plaza, are closer to library level,” explains Cazares. “The bikeway, which runs between the library and the creek, is at the intermediate level. Shoal Creek Walkway is at the third level, closest to the creek.”\r\n\r\n​The choice of Alcott area lighting and Hawthorne path lighting addressed two characteristics MWM was looking for in light fixtures. “First, the fixtures had to stand on their own as architectural elements,” says Cazares. “Second, the lights needed to have a relationship, be part of the same family, so that no matter where you were in the park, you knew you were associated with the library.”\r\n\r\n​MWM worked with Landscape Forms to create the lighting plot, which was needed early on in the design, since the lights were being used as architectural elements within the park and needed to conform to the city’s lighting requirements. “Landscape Forms helped our design team model light levels and light patterns, which was important in defining where the lights would go,” says Cazares.\r\n\r\nAlcott area lights present a strong vertical element in an overwhelmingly linear space, and their placement establishes a rhythm throughout the park, which extends south to north nearly 1000 feet. MWM appreciated the architecturally unique and artistic form of the lights. “For this project, we didn’t want fixtures that would blend into the background,” says Cazares. “The architectural site elements in the park are primarily the stone and the bridge, so it was important to introduce another architectural element, and that’s something we liked about the fixtures.”​\r\n\r\nPath lighting serves to define the edges of spaces. One area directly outside the library’s event room is defined by architecturally cut limestone blocks. On the east side of the library is a lawn. MWM installed path lights to mark the edges of those spaces. On the north side, path lighting marks the transition from the street into the library and the upper level of the park from the lower level. MWM placed path lights in line with walkway guardrails as another visual element defining transitions and elevations. “The lights signal the gateway between the hardscape of the library and the natural, landscaped areas,” says Cazares.\r\n\r\nLandscape Forms Elements:\r\nAlcott Area Lights, Hawthorne Path Lights​​\r\n\r\nDesign Partners:\r\nMWM Design Group, Encotech Engineering Consultants', 'https://www.landscapeforms.com/en-us/lighting/projects/pages/Austin-Central-Library.aspx', 'Landscape-Forms-Austin-Central-Library_small.jpg', 'Landscape Forms Austin Central Library', 'Austin Central Library, Texas, USA', 'Project Austin Central Library is located in Texas, USA. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-07-10 00:00:00');
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(172, 'LSF003', 121, 'Rowan College at Burlington County', 'Mount Laurel, New Jersey, USA', 'When Rowan College at Burlington County (RCBC) administrators made the decision to close its Pemberton campus, it set off a “whirlwind of activity” at the Mount Laurel campus, as Executive Director of Strategic Marketing and Communications Greg Volpe explains. The activity included construction of a new 78,000-square-foot Student Success Center, renovations big and small to every existing building in order to accommodate the larger student population, and a central quad greenspace.\r\n\r\nThe central quad and its hierarchy of pathways is connecting not only the buildings, but also creating a sense of community at RCBC. Sikora Wells Appel’s (Sikora) Dan Chieco, who managed the RCBC project for the landscape architecture firm, describes the disconnected nature of the campus before the transformation. “A 2.25-acre open field separated the campus, and nothing tied the campus together. Students would actually get in their cars to drive to other buildings. A sense of community was lacking.”\r\n\r\nSikora’s site design included materials and furnishings that make the school feel like a four-year institution, explains Sikora’s Matt Nelson, who created the site design. Bluestone, pavers, lighting, benches, and tables and chairs create a unified campus that invites people to use the space. “Our 3+1 program offers RCBC students a viable first option to receive a bachelor’s degree at an affordable price,” says Volpe. “Now the physical changes to our campus have elevated the college experience along with the bachelor’s degree track.”\r\n\r\nCreating community and a “home away from home,” as Volpe says, was a goal for the college. Sikora “wanted to create that community in a graceful, interesting way,” says Nelson. “Instead of a lot of pathways, we wanted to build a hierarchy of connections. The central quad is a big space with connection paths. The woodland walk is less formal, more like a park with meandering walkways.” A large plaza outside the new building is the campus hub and connects the indoors with the outdoors. The quad will be used for formal events and informal activities, from graduation to outdoor learning and playing.\r\n\r\nCampus safety was paramount to campus leaders; nearly 4.5 acres needed the appropriate amount of light for night and weekend classes and the early evenings of New Jersey’s winter months. Landscape Forms’ Andrew Hojnacki worked with Sikora to develop a lighting plot layout. Eighty Ashbery area lights line the walkways, plaza, and other gathering spaces throughout campus. “Ashbery lights bridge the world between the new Student Success Center with its modern glass architecture and the classic brick buildings on campus,” says Chieco. “The lights are contemporary but with a traditional twist.”\r\n\r\nThe Sikora team appreciated Landscape Forms’ understanding of lighting outdoor spaces for night use, particularly campus applications. “Andrew Hojnacki’s knowledge helped us achieve a campus that feels safe and looks attractive at night.”\r\n\r\nThe campus’ home-away-from-home feel is achieved with site furnishings that give students places to socialize, study, or sit quietly and contemplate. “We wanted to increase seating opportunities with a combination of benches and moveable tables and chairs, in large groupings and in small clusters. Nelson and Chieco liked that tables and chairs were heavy enough to withstand wind, but light enough to pull up a chair or move out of the sun. The stackability of Parc chairs appealed to college leaders.\r\n\r\nStrata beam benches dot the woodland walkway. Their gray-toned wood tops compliment the shades of the gravel ground plane, pavers, and bluestone, and the cast concrete introduces another texture to the space. “As the wood grays over time,” says Chieco, “it will continue to complement the landscaping.”\r\n\r\nOutdoor power stations, Emerson bike racks, Poe litters, Traverse chairs, and square tables with Catena bases round out the Landscape Forms site furnishings.\r\n\r\nWith their landscape design and furnishing and lighting selections, Sikora has established a palette of materials and standards that will keep the campus aesthetically cohesive going forward. “We know when we bring Landscape Forms products to the site that we are bringing quality products, both in their design and their materials. Establishing such high standards truly elevates RCBC\'s image,” says Chieco.\r\n\r\n“It was rewarding to witness the campus become an active place with a great buzz,” says Nelson. RCBC’s Greg Volpe adds: “Students are sticking around school more than they used to.” And enrollment continues to rise. “If visitors are expecting the old community college experience, they are going to be surprised. We have created a wow factor.”\r\n\r\nLandscape Forms Elements: Ashbery Area Lights, Strata Beam Benches, Parc Centre Tables & Chairs, Outdoor Power Stations, Poe Litters, Traverse Chairs, Emerson Bike Racks, Square Table with Catena Base\r\nDesign Partners: Sikora Wells Appel, USA Architects\r\nTeam Members: Taylor Wiseman & Taylor, Concord Engineering Group, Sahar Coston-Hardy Photography', 'https://www.landscapeforms.com/en-us/lighting/projects/pages/Rowan-College-at-Burlington-County.aspx', 'Landscape-Forms-Rowan-College-at-Burlington-County_small.jpg', 'Landscape Forms Rowan College at Burlington County', 'Rowan College at Burlington County, Mount Laurel, New Jersey, USA', 'Project Rowan College at Burlington County is located in Mount Laurel, New Jersey, USA. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-07-13 00:00:00'),
(173, 'ATM003', 81, 'Microsoft House', 'Milan, Italy', 'Artemide lighting is featured throughout the Microsoft House in Milan, the new headquarters of Microsoft Italy that opened in February 2017.\r\n\r\nThe building features products from Artemide’s architectural and design collections, which combine the latest in LED innovation and technology with a strong sense of design.\r\n\r\nThe project is another example of Artemide’s expertise in creating lighting solutions for the office environment, that are practical, visually pleasing, and provide a comfortable light within the workspace.\r\n\r\nArtemide’s project with Microsoft is the latest in its ongoing partnerships with global brands in offices, hospitality, and retail venues around the world.\r\n\r\nThe Microsoft House was designed by Herzog & De Meuron, another partner of Artemide, with interior design by DEGW.\r\n\r\nYear: 2017\r\nProject: Microsoft House\r\nCategory: Office\r\nLocation: Milan, Italy\r\nPhoto: Stefano Guidani', 'https://www.artemide.com/en/projects/4541338/microsoft-house', 'Artemide-Microsoft-House_small.jpg', 'Artemide Microsoft House', 'Microsoft House, Milan, Italy', 'Project Microsoft House is located in Milan, Italy. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-07-13 00:00:00'),
(174, 'ATM004', 81, 'STUDY HOTEL AT YALE', 'New Haven, CT USA', 'The Study Hotel at Yale has a sophisticated and charming style with a gathering place where guests’ comfort and relaxation matters most.\r\n\r\nThe iconic, award-winning Tolomeo table lamps are displayed on every desk, bringing a soft task light, ideal for reading. Tolomeo lamps are visible from the façade to which they add character and structure.\r\n\r\nMelampo table and wall lamps in suites add an elegant touch with their classic lampshades. Melampo diffuses a soft direct or indirect adjustable light.\r\nThe oversized Melampo floor lamp brings a playful touch to the hotel’s lobby and lounge area.\r\n\r\nProject by Hospitality 3\r\nPhotos by Study Hotel at Yale\r\n2017', 'https://www.artemide.net/en/projects/study-hotel-yale/', 'Artemide-STUDY-HOTEL-AT-YALE_small.jpg', 'Artemide STUDY HOTEL AT YALE', 'STUDY HOTEL AT YALE, New Haven, CT USA', 'Project STUDY HOTEL AT YALE is located in New Haven, CT USA. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-07-16 00:00:00'),
(175, 'ATM005', 81, 'INTERFACE', 'Krefeld, Germany', 'Interface’s offices in Krefled, Germany, are designed with a modern and sleek style.\r\n\r\nSkydro Ceiling’s glossy finish and biomorphic surfaces allow it to reflect both light and its surroundings, creating a chic and elegant mirror effect.\r\n\r\nThe iconic and award-winning Tolomeo is perfectly suited for any space requiring a task light. The suspension version, displayed at Interface, integrates well into space and its balancing arm system makes it adaptable to multiple angles and allows the user to adjust to suit his or her needs.\r\n\r\nEggboard Suspension offers both acoustic and visual comfort. Ideally situated for an open workspace, Eggboard helps absorbs sound by reducing sound reverberations around the fixture, while diffusing a perfectly even light. The multi-functional helps create a comfortable and productive workspace.\r\n\r\nEverything is a recessed fixture that guarantees high-quality lighting. Everything’s flexibility and miminal design allows it to adapt to any space.\r\nPicto track lighting suited for many applications. Usually used in museums, showrooms and public spaces, Picto fits well in an office environment. Light can be directed as needed, as Picto can be rotated to move light to the desired angle.\r\n\r\nAlgoritmo offers a wide range of possible configurations. Algoritmo has the capacity to fit in numerous architectural projects. In Interface’s conference room, Algoritmo blends in perfectly in the dropped ceiling panels.\r\nTagora Suspension is an elegant, modern, fixture, customizable in different size formats and vivid color combinations. Tagora Suspension adds contrast and volume to the environment.\r\n\r\nCata Ceiling is a projector which supplies energy efficent accent lighting. Originally developed for use in museums or galleries, Cata Ceiling is adaptable to any type of space. Cata’s innovation lies in its mechanic configuration which translates through 3 interconnected functional blocks: an extremely flat converter, a dissipating body, and an interchangeable optical module that can easily be changed thanks to a “twist and lock” mechanism.\r\n\r\nLaguna Suspension and Floor creates an elegant and chic effect in the office. Laguna combines a traditional handblown Venetian glass diffuser with a high-powered light source and minimal design.\r\nEmpatia Suspension combines traditional handblown glass with modern LED technology. Timeless and unique, Empatia Suspension is in perfect harmony with the environment.  Available in a range of sizes, Empatia can be combined to create a cluster of light.\r\n\r\nLed Net’s smooth and modern lines provide a bright and diffused light. Led Net Ceiling adds a decorative and artistic shape, diffusing light in unique patterns on the ceiling.\r\n\r\nPhotographer: Bernadette Grimmenstein\r\n2017', 'https://www.artemide.net/en/projects/interface/', 'Artemide-INTERFACE_small.jpg', 'Artemide INTERFACE', 'INTERFACE, Krefeld, Germany', 'Project INTERFACE is located in Krefeld, Germany. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-07-16 00:00:00'),
(176, 'ATM006', 81, 'FICO Eataly World', 'Bologna, Italy', 'Artemide illuminates the new FICO Eataly World.\r\n\r\nArtemide designed specific lighting solutions capable to interact with the architecture and to satisfy the whole range of uses of the premises.\r\n\r\nYear: 2017\r\nProject: FICO Eataly World\r\nCategory: Retail\r\nLocation: Bologna, Italy\r\nAuthor: Thomas Bartoli', 'https://www.artemide.com/en/projects#4653871/fico-eataly-world', 'Artemide-FICO-Eataly-World_small.jpg', 'Artemide FICO Eataly World', 'FICO Eataly World, Bologna, Italy', 'Project FICO Eataly World is located in Bologna, Italy. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-07-16 00:00:00'),
(177, 'IGZ008', 65, 'Hotel Royal Hideaway Corales Suites', 'Tenerife, Spain', 'The Royal Hideaway Corales Suites hotel, located on the Adeje Coast, south of Tenerife (Spain), was designed by the well-known local architect, Leonardo Omar. It opened its doors in January 2018 and, since then, it has established a new concept in hotel luxury and turned accommodation into a byword for experience.\r\n\r\nInspired by the sea and the Canary Islands scenery, its external structure emulates a boat anchored by the coast, while its interiors reference marine features like coral and the seabed.\r\n\r\nThis bond with nature and the sea is present in both the guestrooms and the communal areas, as well as in one of the two reception halls, which includes a spectacular grotto. With its natural rock walls and small interior lagoons, this area looks like a real underwater cave and is furnished with beautiful contemporary fittings.\r\n\r\nOther typical elements of the Canary Islands, like sunlight, climate, and spectacular sea and mountain views are combined with excellent food and wine and a vast range of exciting outdoor activities. The architect Leonardo Omar has a close relationship with the natural beauty of these islands and he nearly always seeks to integrate it in his designs. So, the architecture cannot be understood on its own, but only in its unique context.\r\n\r\nThe lighting system has also been designed by the ClickOn Studio according to these principles. In the communal and transit areas, light plays a leading role by blending functional lighting provided by recessed Laser Blade luminaires with decorative effects. In the corridors of the various villas, picturesque light blade illumination is created by Trick luminaires. In the reception area, the iPro RGB projectors and the ground-recessed Light Up Earth Wall Washer luminaires create a range of different, coloured atmospheres that move continuously as they are projected on the natural rock wall. This high definition system can also be used to create spectacular virtual events, like volcanic eruptions or blossoming coral growth. In the outdoor light system, particular care has been taken to avoid light pollution. The Canary Islands are a real paradise, not only for their natural beauty, but also for the quality of astronomical observation found here. That is why there are two important European astronomical observatories here. Around the pools, recessed Light Up Balisage luminaires create grazing light effects, whereas the various patios overlooking them are homogeneously lit using recessed Laser luminaires.\r\n\r\nThe textures of the rock wall along the main walkway are emphasized by ground-recessed Light Up Orbit luminaires. In 2018, the Corales Suites hotel won the Best Hotel in the World prize at the European Hospitality Awards (London). This prize rewards a new concept of hotel where the main concepts adopted by the \"Leonardo Omar Architects\" studio are based on pure and distinctive architectural elements, such as sharply defined forms, open spaces and functionality.', 'https://www.iguzzini.com/projects/project-gallery/hotel-royal-hideaway-corales-suites/', 'iGuzzini-Hotel-Royal-Hideaway-Corales-Suites_small.jpg', 'iGuzzini Hotel Royal Hideaway Corales Suites', 'Hotel Royal Hideaway Corales Suites, Tenerife, Spain', 'Project Hotel Royal Hideaway Corales Suites is located in Tenerife, Spain. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-08-02 00:00:00'),
(178, 'IGZ009', 65, 'The Palais de Justice in Paris', 'Paris, France', 'Since the Middle Ages, Parisian justice has identified itself with the building surrounding the Sainte-Chapelle on the Île de la Cité. Over the centuries, the building’s capacity became insufficient and many offices had to be moved to different locations throughout the city. In 2010, a competition was launched for the design of “The New Paris Law Courts”, near the Porte de Clichy. This new complex would house courtrooms and judicial offices under the same roof. The historic site in Île de la Cité continues to host the Court of Assizes, the Court of Appeals, and the Supreme Court.\r\n\r\nThe competition for the new Palais de Justice was won by the Renzo Piano Building Workshop, who put forward a different solution to the one requested by the French government, which specified the need for two separate buildings: one for public purposes, such as courtrooms, and the other for offices. The key idea in Renzo Piano’s design was to combine these spaces into one large building, capable of becoming a starting point for the regeneration of the Porte de Clichy area, through its size and status. In fact, the building is located in the new district of Clichy-Bartignolles, between Montemartre and La Defense, being based on an ecological approach, part of the Grand Paris project.\r\n\r\nWork on the new Palais de Justice in Paris started in May 2015. The building occupies an L-shaped area between the city’s ring road and the Martin Luther King Park. Its statistics are impressive: 160 metres tall, an internal surface of approximately 110,000 m2, and the ability to accommodate up to 8,800 people a day. Its base is a pedestal with a predominantly horizontal development holding three non-aligned parallelepipeds stacked on top of each other, which create a stepped profile. The building’s entrance is through the square and leads to the public lobby where the flow of visitors is welcomed and directed to where they need to go. The atrium, which is 28 metres high, is flooded with natural light entering through the fully glazed façades and skylights. During the night, the atrium is illuminated with diffused lighting emitted by pendant luminaires  specifically designed for this project. The luminaires have been developed to provide a considerable amount of light that populates this vast space during the night. They feature two die-cast aluminium optical compartments with a plastic screen that diffuses light both up and down to minimise glare. Three rigid rods hold the compartments together and pass through a disk made of plastic material that emanates light thanks to a laser which helps spread the light emitted by the Underscore Ledstrip homogeneously across the entire surface. The spectacular design of these distinctive luminaires stands out during both the day and night. \r\n\r\nThe sensation of an environment filled with light is further reinforced by the choice of interior furnishings, which are all made of light wood in neutral colour tones. The lobby provides access to all public spaces, including a meeting room, a café, public information services, as well as to the 90 courtrooms. Fitted with parquet flooring and evaporated beech wood panels, nearly all the courtrooms benefit from daylight which filters through the façades. At night, they are illuminated with the same kind of pervasive light, very diffuse and homogeneous given by the combination of Front Light projectors and Reflex recessed luminaires.\r\n\r\nAn in-depth study was carried out for the design of the outdoor spaces, which are located at different heights. On the eighth floor there is a 7,000 m2 garden terrace, as well as the staff restaurant. It is a space designed for walking, reflecting and informal meetings between those who work at the Palace. A real hanging garden joins those on the 19th and 29th floors, harmoniously intertwining the built and natural environments. At night, the building’s exterior spaces are illuminated by Maxiwoody projectors and iWay bollards responsible for ensuring safe walkways.\r\nThe building’s overall energy performance levels comply with the targets indicated in the Paris Climate Plan, as well as with the requirements stipulated in the 2012 thermal standards. The HQE certification (the French high quality environmental standard) is also underway. Energy is produced by both horizontal and vertical photovoltaic panels, which cover the east and west façades. Besides demonstrating the desire to use renewable energy in public buildings, these panels also give the building character through their specific luminous vibration.', 'https://www.iguzzini.com/projects/project-gallery/the-palais-de-justice-in-paris/', 'iGuzzini-The-Palais-de-Justice-in-Paris_small.jpg', 'iGuzzini The Palais de Justice in Paris', 'The Palais de Justice in Paris, Paris, France', 'Project The Palais de Justice is located in Paris, France. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-08-02 00:00:00'),
(179, 'IGZ010', 65, 'The Chocolate Museum', 'Cologne, Germany', 'Twenty-five years ago, Hans Imhoff, the well-known chocolate maker and main Stollwerck shareholder fulfilled a long-held dream when he opened his Chocolate Museum on the Rheinauhafen peninsula in Cologne, in the former harbour customs headquarters, one of the city’s most sought-after buildings. He had first had the idea while moving the Stollwerck factory 18 years earlier, when he discovered a treasure trove of machinery and other material worthy of being displayed in a museum. In 1991, Hans Imhoff bought the entire northern tip of the peninsula from the local authorities, which included the harbour customs building, originally built in 1896, the Malakoff Tower built in 1854 and the steel swing bridge, the oldest bridge in Cologne, over the river Rhine. Plans to extend and refurbish the building were drawn up by the architect, Fritz Eller, (now ninety-one years old) who wanted to restore the historic building to its pre-war glory as since the war only emergency measures had been taken. The design was approved by the Heritage Preservation Commission and while the construction contracts were being awarded, the building was officially registered as one of Cologne’s historic landmarks. After 13 months of building work, the Imhoff Chocolate Museum was officially opened in 1993.\r\n\r\nAt the northern tip of the harbour, the architect built a glass pavilion in the shape of a ship’s bow to house the production line designed specifically for the museum as well as a three-metre high golden chocolate fountain. On the western side of the customs building, facing the town and the swing bridge, Fritz Eller inserted a glass cube between the building’s two towers. This houses a tropicarium created in collaboration with the University of Bonn, that naturally includes cocoa trees. The design is completed on the southern side by a semi-circular administration building.\r\n\r\nTo mark the Chocolate Museum’s 25th birthday, the previous exterior lighting system that lit the facades with an even blue light, was replaced with an LED lighting system that marks out the complex, especially from the opposite bank of the Rhine. So the historic customs building is now an important element in the Cologne night skyline, and the structure and details of its facades are accentuated by agLicht’s tasteful lighting design that uses warm white illumination instead of the coloured lighting installed previously.\r\n\r\nMaxiWoody LED projectors fitted with Opti Smart lenses and mounted on poles and the adjacent facades ensure that the light is distributed evenly over the natural stone and plasterwork of the historic facade. This basic lighting system is then integrated with floor-recessed Light Up Earth luminaires fitted with Wide Flood optics that create an interplay of light and shadow on the various details. iPro luminaires have also been inserted discreetly in the steel structure of the swinging bridge in an integrated solution that emphasizes the value of the structure’s engineering. On its southern side, the semi-circular administration building is characterised by a grid that is highlighted by 114 Trick luminaires installed at the top centre of the windows, each of which emits a 180° light blade effect. This means that when the lights are turned off in the offices, the building, which stands on an aluminium-coated base looks as if it is floating. In the glazed foyer, iPro projectors have been inserted in the roof structure so they blend in perfectly and emit an even, diffuse and welcoming downlight that is very similar to the effect of natural light. The illumination in this area is particularly important as the foyer houses the main museum entrance, access to the café, the cloakroom, cash desk and toilet area, and is therefore the museum’s main hub where the visitor moves in both a horizontal and vertical direction. In the cloakroom area and on the curved exhibition wall, recessed Laser luminaires also help visitors find their bearings by making the light and spacious atmosphere even livelier.', 'https://www.iguzzini.com/projects/project-gallery/the-chocolate-museum/', 'iGuzzini-The-Chocolate-Museum_small.jpg', 'iGuzzini The Chocolate Museum', 'The Chocolate Museum, Cologne, Germany', 'Project The Chocolate Museum is located in Cologne, Germany. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-08-02 00:00:00'),
(180, 'IGZ011', 65, 'Royal Academy of Arts', 'London, United Kingdom', 'The Royal Academy of Arts was founded in 1768 by King George III to promote the art of drawing through education and exhibitions. Based in Burlington House, in the heart of the English capital, the illustrious Academy continues to be one of the world’s leading centres for visual arts. In 2016, in order to improve the performance and efficiency of the existing lighting system, the Academy commissioned engineering firm ARUP to design a redevelopment project that would save energy and ensure installation flexibility, while also minimising maintenance. The new lighting system was unveiled on 23rd September 2017 for the Jasper Johns exhibition, “Something Resembling Truth”. This was the first anthology dedicated to the US artist in the last 40 years, featuring over 150 works including paintings, sculptures, drawings, and prints from throughout the artist’s life.The project involved the installation of 1500 iGuzzini Palco LED projectors (ø 122 mm and ø 142 mm) featuring the patented OptiBeam Lens technology, which produces a uniform, well-defined light beam, devoid of chromatic aberrations. The wide range of accessories available in the Palco product family offers great versatility through a variety of flexible solutions and accents; this ensures that specific lighting effects can be created for each artwork or art display. The fact that the individual Palco components can be replaced (e.g. adapter, driver, accessories, Bluetooth module and LED chips), also facilitates maintenance and allows regularly updating the luminaires with the latest technology; this makes the system fully ‘future-proofed’. Palco luminaires fitted with Flood optics and elliptical lenses provide general and accent lighting in the main exhibition areas. \r\n\r\nThey are also used for large-scale paintings, owing to their ability to illuminate surfaces evenly. Palco luminaires with 10° Spot and 5° SuperSpot optics provide accent lighting to small and medium-sizepaintings, as they illuminate the individual exhibits with uniform, well-defined cone-shaped beams of light. In particular, the 10° Palco Spot Optic projectors use Opti Beam reflectors and accessories (a special internal spill ring and a Soft lens filter) specifically designed for the Royal Academy to ensure full compliance with the customer’s brief. The luminaires chosen have a colour temperature of 2700 K – so that they can blend in \r\n\r\nwith the halogen lamps still present in certain areas of Burlington House – as well as a high colour rendering index (CRI 97), even for critical colours such as red (R9>90). The installation enhances the chromatic nuances of the works on display, improving the conservation conditions by keeping UV and IR emissions to an absolute minimum. The LED chips used are within a 2-stepMacAdam ellipse, which guarantees long-term colour uniformity across the lighting installation. \r\n\r\nMoreover, the luminaires were especially painted to blend in with the colours of the exhibition halls and to create a sense of aesthetic consistency. They were also installed on pre-existing tracks, using adapters, in order to allow frequent scene changes. \r\n\r\nThe use of special drivers featuring a dimming capability ranging from 100% to 0.1% coupled with the Casambi Bluetooth interface, which can be regulated via a simple app, emphasise the versatility of the lighting scheme. Last but not least, the system also features iBeacon technology, which could be activated communicate with visitors’ mobile devices within the beacon range, to convey information relating to relevant art pieces. ( Images are related to  “Charles I: King and Collector, 27.1 -15.4.2018 exhibition).', 'https://www.iguzzini.com/projects/project-gallery/royal-academy-of-arts/', 'iGuzzini-Royal-Academy-of-Arts_small.jpg', 'iGuzzini Royal Academy of Arts', 'Royal Academy of Arts, London, United Kingdom', 'Project Royal Academy of Arts is located in London, UK. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-08-02 00:00:00'),
(181, 'DLT004', 64, 'Bestseller', 'Aarhus, Denmark', 'This is the new HQ office complex for Bestseller, an international family-owned fashion company with more than 20 well-known fashion brands. The building houses about 800 workplaces, plus showrooms, an auditorium, video and film studios, a large canteen and shared facilities for fashion shows and conferences. The complex resembles a varied flotilla of buildings at different levels, surrounded by canals and lakes on all four sides, forming the entrance to the new, urban district on the waterfront in Aarhus, Denmark.\r\n\r\nThe clear-cut and clean expression of the complex is achieved by proportioning the volumes and facades in such a way that they appear interesting from many angles, and highlight the gables of the individual buildings; and the use of a few and carefully selected materials with great texture and quality - natural stone, dark oak wood, in situ cast concrete, leather and frosted metal. All elevations are really based on two design principles: Reliefs of the light Sicilian limestone frame deep window niches in the parallel north and south façades. In contrast, the east and west façades are smooth, transparant glass façades framed with the natural stone. The same few materials are used everywhere throughout the building - here you can really talk about inside and outside forming a continuity - and in some places they are used in different ways e.g. as ceilings, furniture or sinks. The right texture and detail means that the interiors do not appear boring or sterile, as one might fear with such a simplified expression. On the contrary, it creates an atmosphere and character in the spaces that goes far beyond a standard office environment, and underscores Bestsellers image as a design-driving company.\r\n\r\nThe office complex will use sea-water cooling and solar heating and is planned as a low energy class 2015 building. A combination of natural and efficient mechanical ventilation, free cooling via sea-water heat exchange, full LED lighting, photovoltaics and a high-performance airtight and insulated envelope all contribute to keeping the total primary consumption for heating, cooling, lighting and mechanical below 52 kWh per square meter per year. But it is not only about energy savings - CF Møller also considered such things as giving priority to bicycle users, good indoor climate and excellent staff facilities to give the building a broader, socially sustainable profile.', 'https://www.deltalight.com/en/inspiration/all-projects/project/project-bestseller-dk-2893', 'Delta-Light-Bestseller_small.jpg', 'Delta Light Bestseller', 'Bestseller, Aarhus, Denmark', 'Project Bestseller is located in Aarhus, Denmark. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-08-02 00:00:00'),
(182, 'DLT005', 64, 'Central European University', 'Budapest, Hungary', 'Located in Budapest’s historical city centre, the original campus of the Central European University consisted of adjoining buildings, each with their own entrance and minimal interconnectivity between them. In a phased strategy, existing courtyards will be connected, inefficient buildings demolished and new buildings will be designed around a series of courts. Today, the first phase has been completed, providing a public face for the university, a new entrance on axis with the Danube, a library and learning café for citizens and students. The campus becomes integrated with the urban realm.\r\n\r\nThe new building on Nador Utca forms the main entrance to the University. It houses the library and learning commons over a multi-purpose auditorium and conference facilities. The adjoining building is radically refurbished to provide a covered courtyard for public events, with a business school and teaching spaces at upper levels. A roof garden straddles both buildings to provide views over the city skyline.\r\n\r\nThe palette of materials has been selected for their endurance and natural material qualities that give character to the overall appearance. Stone, timber, concrete and steel form the fabric of the internal public spaces, with bespoke furniture used throughout the building. Throughout the different spaces in the redesigned buildings, Delta Light’s Boxy XL R have been used to provide soft general lighting.', 'https://www.deltalight.com/en/inspiration/all-projects/project/central-european-university-hu-2928', 'Delta-Light-Central-European-University_small.jpg', 'Delta Light Central European University', 'Central European University, Budapest, Hungary', 'Project Central European University is located in Budapest, Hungary. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-08-02 00:00:00'),
(183, 'HNG001', 126, 'Casa Clara', 'Miami, USA', 'Casa Clara, internationally renowned as one of Miami’s South Beach most prestigious residences, chose Henge’s furniture for the decoration of its interiors.\r\n\r\nThe project, by Ralph Choeff and Ruben Gomez from award-winning studio Choeff Levy Fischman Architects, whose manifesto underlines exclusive details, exquisite finishes, strictly uncompromising quality and extreme customization, expresses a relaxed approach towards the world of luxury.\r\n\r\nThe entire project has been developed on a surface of 2,100sq. m., featuring a residence of 1,150sq. m., whose rationalist and modern architecture meets interiors that describe a warmer, more comfortable and relaxing atmosphere, perfectly interpreted by Henge designs.\r\n\r\nExclusive furniture pieces with sophisticated features that, from dawn till dusk, become exceptional co-protagonists of a breathtaking view through the large-size movable glass walls. Moments that are able to transform the spaces of this luxury residence into an ode to nature that conveys harmony and inner peace.\r\n\r\nCasa Clara interior project was curated by interior designer Charlotte Dunagan. The furniture selection was made by Henge in collaboration with Miami’s luxury Solesdì Showroom, which represents the brand in this urban area that is undergoing such an intense architectural transformation.\r\n\r\nFor Henge, interior design entails the complete customization of the domestic setting, a sort of laboratory where everything is made possible by the hands of Italian craftsmen and the selection of the numerous customization elements.\r\n\r\nMiami Beach\r\nCasa Clara is located on Venetian Islands, right in the hearth of the most prestigious areas that are very popular among the élite. A strategically invaluable outpost for the Made in Italy brand that is affirming its increasing widespread presence in the territory of the U.S..\r\n\r\nThe needs of every space\r\nAs for the suspended chandeliers transformed, for the occasion, in elegant appliques, or floor lamps turned into table lamps, chairs into kitchen stools and libraries to be able to be molded in order to suit the needs of every space.\r\n\r\nSpecified products\r\nLighting: Light Ring Horizontal, Tubular Light, Flat Lamp Table\r\nBookshelves: Cage B\r\nCabinets: Side X, K-Drawer, Q-Case\r\nTables: K-Table, LY-Table, Stone Table,\r\nCoffe Tables: Pebble Table, Network Table, Poke Table, R Table, Or-Table, Nomad Table\r\nSofas and armchair: X-One Island, Eighty Armchair,  X-One Sofa, Hypnose Sofa, S-Day Bed\r\nChairs: Is-a Chair, Strip Chair, Hexagon Chair\r\nAccessories: Edge Mirror', 'http://www.henge07.com/project/casa-clara/', 'Henge-Casa-Clara_small.jpg', 'Henge Casa Clara', 'Casa Clara, Miami, USA', 'Project Casa Clara is located in Miami, USA. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-08-03 00:00:00'),
(184, 'KRN001', 127, 'Opera Gallery NYC', 'NEW YORK, USA', 'Opera Gallery in New York has recently opened up a new location on Madison Avenue on the Upper East Side of the City.\r\n\r\nOpera Gallery first opened its doors in Singapore in 1994 and has flourished into a network of internationally recognized galleries with a vital presence in the art capitals of the world including Paris, London, New York, Aspen, Miami, Hong Kong, Seoul, Monaco, Geneva and Dubai. Future locations around the world are in the making for the immediate future.\r\n\r\nPassion for art is the driving force behind Opera’s success representing a wide variety of artists ranging from street art and established contemporary artists to the work of the great masters such as Pablo Picasso.\r\n\r\nThe gallery in New York City is completely lit with the kreon Diapason fixture range on tracks. Distributed over three levels, the kreon fixtures generate a very uniform illumination to the artworks combined with intelligent dimming and control settings to best enhance the architecture and artwork in the space.\r\n\r\nPhotographer: Annalisa Cimmino\r\n\r\nOpera Gallery NYC\r\n791 Madison Avenue\r\nNew York, NY 100‎65\r\nT +1 646 707 3299\r\nnyc@operagallery.com', 'https://www.kreon.com/en/international/showcase/opera-gallery-nyc', 'kreon-Opera-Gallery-NYC_small.jpg', 'kreon Opera Gallery NYC', 'Opera Gallery NYC, USA', 'Project Opera Gallery NYC is located in New York, USA. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-08-06 00:00:00'),
(185, 'DGR003', 85, 'CRACCO IN GALLERIA', 'Milan, Italy', 'Carlo Cracco has got a new restaurant located in Galleria Vittorio Emanuele. It pays homage to Milano, a crossroads of culture between food and art. It is classic and modern at the same time.\r\n\r\nA grey and blue “Boiserie” leads to three rooms and two private rooms on the first floor. These spaces have been carefully arranged so as to express their full, hidden value.\r\n\r\nThe “Fumoir” inside the restaurant sports showy walls that have been covered with a moss green metal mesh.\r\n\r\nThe wine cellar is expertly stocked and particularly pleasing to the eye. It is furnished with display cases of fir wood surrounded by lacquered red walls.\r\n\r\nThe “Bistrot” on the ground floor is a meeting place, strongly steeped in history.\r\n\r\nTo illuminate the various spaces, Davide Groppi resorted to “photo-graphy”, that is to say the utilisation of light to tell a story.\r\n\r\nIt is modern–ultra-modern–lighting in very classical clothing. There’s light on the tables, in the entranceways an along the corridors. The lights themselves are subtle, hidden, remote, except for the battery-powered table lights and the silk lampshades on the walls.\r\n\r\nEverything has been conceived with a sense of equilibrium, balancing direct and diffused light.\r\n\r\nIt’s the light of encounters, of conversations, of silent glances.\r\n\r\nChef: Carlo Cracco\r\nArchitectural Project: Studio Peregalli – Roberto Peregalli, Laura Sartori Rimini\r\nLighting Design Davide Groppi – Davide Groppi, Giulio Barani, Filippo Palumbo, Laura Bani', 'http://davidegroppi.com/en/2018/07/cracco-in-galleria/', 'Davide-Groppi-CRACCO-IN-GALLERIA_small.jpg', 'Davide Groppi CRACCO IN GALLERIA', 'CRACCO IN GALLERIA, Milan, Italy', 'Project CRACCO IN GALLERIA is located in Milan, Italy. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-08-06 00:00:00'),
(186, 'AXL002', 83, 'Lebay Beach Hotel', 'Larnaca, Cyprus', 'Welcome to a Mediterranean retreat where the fusion of low-key style and laid-back vibes creates a beachfront destination that is high on comfort tinted with summer magic. Welcome to Lebay Beach Hotel, positioned virtually on the water’s edge of a unique twin bay in Larnaca on the south-eastern coast of Cyprus.\r\n\r\nThis contemporary escape appeals to today’s travelers who appreciate understated luxury woven into minimalist design. The hotel’s low-rise modern architecture with a boutique personality is flanked by a long-stretched sandy beach, where clean, calm waters are touched by a fresh balmy breeze.\r\n\r\nMore than 20 Alysoid suspended lamps, thanks to their weightless soul, underline the lightness atmosphere that permeates the restaurant’s interior design.\r\n\r\n\r\nLebay Beach Hotel \r\n\r\nProject by: Mr. George Larkou – De Grussa Larkou Architects \r\n\r\nPhotos by: DEC & Eleni Polydorou Agency', 'http://www.axolightusa.com/usa/en_GB/projects/hotel/lebay-beach-hotel-larnaca-cyprus', 'Axolight-Lebay-Beach-Hotel_small.jpg', 'Axolight Lebay Beach Hotel', 'Lebay Beach Hotel, Larnaca, Cyprus', 'Project Lebay Beach Hotel is located in Larnaca, Cyprus. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-08-06 00:00:00'),
(187, 'AXL003', 83, 'La Reserve Residence', 'South of France', 'Axolight took care of the lighting design of this wonderful Villa with a swimming-pool, located in the South of France. Skin ceiling lamps in light blue finishing and Clavius ceiling lamps with tobacco hand-made silken thread lampshade are installed in the hallways. In the bedroom, the classic abat-jours give way to two white Obi suspended lamps covered in soft, vertical silky ribbons.\r\n\r\nTwo Nafir suspended lamps with three lights are the queens of the kitchen, in the living area Alysoid suspended lamps are installed, Alysoid is one of the new products presented by Axolight during Euroluce 2017. These suspended lamps, impressive but at the meantime apparently weightless, characterize in a sophisticated way the living room and the dining room of this house.\r\n\r\nAxolight was asked to design a custom-made lamp to light up the staircase. The right choice to this aim was to use an Aura suspended lamp with double lampshade in Murano glass and with not two but three elements. Axolight, as in other occasions, was able to find the best solution to satisfy the client needs, creating a bespoke product with a strong effect.\r\n\r\nProject by: SAS Baccarat  - Ehrmann\r\n\r\nPhotos by: Beppe Raso', 'http://www.axolight.it/europe/en_GB/projects/residential/la-reserve-residence-south-of-france', 'Axolight-La-Reserve-Residence_small.jpg', 'Axolight La Reserve Residence', 'La Reserve Residence, South of France', 'Project La Reserve Residence is located in South of France. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-08-07 00:00:00'),
(188, 'AXL004', 83, 'Grace Restaurant', 'Chicago, IL, USA', 'Spillray illuminates the famous Grace restaurant in Chicago. The venue, founded by the famous TV chef Curtis Duffy, is one of the 14 restaurants in the United States to be included in the most renowned gastronomic guide, obtaining a rate of three Michelin stars.\r\n\r\nThe restaurant is furthermore well-known because of the documentary \"For Grace\", released in 2015. The film follows chef Curtis Duffy on his journey toward building his dream restaurant in Chicago. Duffy was a troubled teen and only discovered his place in the kitchen after a teacher recognized his natural talent. After an unimaginable tragedy involving his parents, Duffy dove into his career and became one of the country\'s most renowned chefs. \"For Grace\" takes us behind the food and dives into the events and people that made Duffy who he is. It\'s a film about family, sacrifice, and the journey from tragedy to opening night at one of the world\'s most acclaimed restaurants.', 'http://www.axolight.it/europe/en_GB/news/spillray-illuminates-grace-restaurant-in-the-film-for-grace-april-2018', 'Axolight-Grace-Restaurant_small.jpg', 'Axolight Grace Restaurant', 'Grace Restaurant, Chicago, IL, USA', 'Project Grace Restaurant is located in Chicago, IL, USA. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-08-07 00:00:00'),
(189, 'FAB001', 128, 'MURRAY HOTEL', 'Hong Kong', 'The project, by Foster+Partners, for the redevelopment and redesign of the interior of a building in Hong Kong, recognized as an important example of modern architecture, has recently been completed. The Murray, built in 1969 in the central business district of the city as the government\'s headquarters, became a luxury hotel just a few months ago, with 336 luxurious rooms, a rooftop bar, several restaurants and a space for events. The project is based on a continuous communication between old and new, which is why the Foster + Partners studio has chosen to collaborate with Fabbian again.\r\n\r\nIn the communal areas of the entrance and restaurant, five glass dividing walls of different sizes and considerable weight (up to 1000 kg) have been installed, consisting of numerous glass panels, the design of which is similar to the grid pattern of the hotel façade, all framed by a golden cover. On the walls, LED-lit panels have been installed, using glass panels on mirrors, to better reflect the shiny glass. Finally, two rectangular suspensions (200x60 cm) and a large oval (600x300 cm) have been created for the Rooftop bar, made up of large plates with numerous Cheope spotlights, encased in an Eulithe frame, a material which is similar to wood, but lighter and more synthetic, on which one can use finishes such as chrome plating. A unique and original work, entirely done by Fabbian on an executive project by Foster + Partners, which has restored character and life to an important building in the city.\r\n\r\nWith extensive experience and production quality, Fabbian has once again left an important mark on the history of design, a concrete demonstration of how the company is always ready and open to unique and tailor-made projects.\r\n\r\nProject: Foster+Partners\r\nPh: Nigel Young / Foster+Partners\r\n2018', 'https://www.fabbian.com/en/works/murray-hotel-another-prestigious-collaboration-fosterpartners', 'Fabbian-MURRAY-HOTEL_small.jpg', 'Fabbian MURRAY HOTEL', 'MURRAY HOTEL, Hong Kong', 'Project MURRAY HOTEL is located in Hong Kong. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-08-07 00:00:00'),
(190, 'CSM002', 105, 'Villa Rothschild Kempinski', 'Frankfurt-am-Main, Germany', 'The Villa Rothschild Kempinski, located not far from Frankfurt-am-Main, is a historic hotel with a 10 hectares park, at the foot of the Taunus mountains. The newly designed restaurant was inaugurated at the end of 2017 and Catellani & Smith took part in the lighting design, in cooperation with the architecture studio Rudolf & Mogendorf. Catellani & Smith supplied Luna LED-wall lamps, which have been designed in a custom-made version suitable to be installed at the boiserie which decorates the rooms. The Luna LED are made of a gold-coloured disc and a satin-finished rod. A bespoke composition of gold-coloured Lederam discs in different diameters has also been installed at the ceiling of a private dining-room.\r\n\r\nProject / www.rudolf-mogendorf.de', 'https://www.catellanismith.com/en/villa-rothschild-kempinski', 'Catellani-&-Smith-Villa-Rothschild-Kempinski_small.jpg', 'Catellani & Smith Villa Rothschild Kempinski', 'Villa Rothschild Kempinski, Frankfurt-am-Main, Germany', 'Project Villa Rothschild Kempinski is located in Frankfurt-am-Main, Germany. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-08-07 00:00:00'),
(191, 'VBA001', 129, 'Kenshō Boutique Hotel & Suites', 'Mykonos, Greece', 'Kenshō illustrates the power of minimalism and incorporates elements that give color, life and dynamic. Framed by the unique light of the Cyclades, each item situated around the hotel is unique, with authentic artwork and design.\r\n\r\nArchitect\r\nCMH - Contemporary Mediterranean Housing located in Athens\r\n\r\nFeatured Products\r\nBamboo\r\nMatch', 'https://www.vibia.com/us/inspiration/selected-projects/kensho-boutique-hotel-suites-mykonos-greece/', 'Vibia-Kenshō-Boutique-Hotel-&-Suites_small.jpg', 'Vibia Kenshō Boutique Hotel & Suites', 'Kenshō Boutique Hotel & Suites, Mykonos, Greece', 'Project Kenshō Boutique Hotel & Suites is located in Mykonos, Greece. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-08-16 00:00:00'),
(192, 'VBA002', 129, 'Spaces in The Hague', 'Hague, Holland', 'As Sevil Peach explains: “The challenge was to blend into a contemporary work environment suitable for Spaces identity, to transform this amazing building into a new business destination, whilst respecting the character and listed aspects of the building.”\r\n\r\nArchitect\r\nSevil Peach\r\n\r\nFeatured Products\r\nBig\r\nHalo Circular\r\nHalo Lineal\r\nSlim\r\nVol', 'https://www.vibia.com/us/inspiration/selected-projects/spaces-in-the-hague/', 'Vibia-Spaces-in-The-Hague_small.jpg', 'Vibia Spaces in The Hague', 'Spaces in The Hague, Holland', 'Project Spaces in The Hague is located in Hague, Holland. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-08-16 00:00:00');
INSERT INTO `projectslib` (`projectslib_id`, `sku`, `manufacturer`, `title`, `subtitle`, `description`, `url`, `thumbnail`, `thumbnail_alt`, `tag_title`, `tag_description`, `dt`) VALUES
(193, 'VBA003', 129, 'Penthouse-Apartment', 'Tel Aviv, Israel', 'The light fittings are considered as another layer of the architecture, during the day acting as complimentary sculptural forms while at night creating dramatic effects that add another luminous dimension to the project.\r\n\r\nArchitect\r\nPitsou Kedem \r\n\r\nLighting Design \r\nOrly Avron Alkabes\r\n\r\nFeatured Products\r\nRhythm Vertical\r\nLink XXL\r\nFold Surface', 'https://www.vibia.com/us/inspiration/selected-projects/penthouse-apartment-tel-aviv-israel/', 'Vibia-Penthouse-Apartment_small.jpg', 'Vibia Penthouse-Apartment', 'Penthouse-Apartment, Tel Aviv, Israel', 'Project Penthouse-Apartment is located in Tel Aviv, Israel. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-08-16 00:00:00'),
(194, 'LSV003', 106, 'St. Regis Hotel', 'Astana, Kazachstan', 'Stories can travel far and wide, and spread their wings over distant regions. So did the story of Simurgh, the mythological bird, who appeared in glass form in St. Regis, one of Kazachstan´s best 5* hotels.\r\n\r\nSimurgh\r\nThe mythological bird of magnificent size and beauty served as the source of inspiration for the glass-art installations designed by Petra Krausová in hotel’s pre-function area. The art-piece gives the impression of layered feathers on wings of birds. The overall captures phases of movement in the flight of a bird of prey.\r\n\r\nFloating Wings \r\nTalented designer Libor Sošťák layered simple elements into larger whole. His pieces in the lobby and above the staircase are inspired by a bird wing, observed in the gradual phases of its flowing motion. It is fashioned from a single layer of elements, and is reminiscent of a distant migratory bird floating, as if suspended, in the wide-open sky.', 'https://www.lasvit.com/project/st-regis-hotel/#intro', 'LASVIT-St-Regis-Hotel_small.jpg', 'LASVIT St. Regis Hotel', 'St. Regis Hotel, Astana, Kazachstan', 'Project St. Regis Hotel is located in Astana, Kazachstan. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-08-16 00:00:00'),
(195, 'LSV004', 106, 'Atlantis Hotel', 'Hainan floats, China', 'Watch life swarm on the coral reef without stepping into the water. In the lobby of the Atlantis hotel in Hainan floats the school of fish up and down in the rhythm of the music and occasionally dive into the pool in the reef to hide there.\r\n\r\nBeautifully arranged hand-blown glass elements with a static reef and dynamically moving fishes above. A daring combination of a static yet kinetic sculpture.\r\n\r\nThe fishes have multiple colors and different surface textures. The coral reef is composed of completely different types of glass, which makes it authentic, even though it is not precise copy of nature.\r\n\r\nGlass components dance above the guests in three different choreographies. Each is arranged for specific music and supported by light effects that use a complex system of LED lights. All this is controlled from an application in a mobile device.', 'https://www.lasvit.com/project/atlantis-hotel/#intro', 'LASVIT-Atlantis-Hotel_small.jpg', 'LASVIT Atlantis Hotel', 'Atlantis Hotel, Hainan floats, China', 'Project Atlantis Hotel is located in Hainan floats, China. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-08-16 00:00:00'),
(196, 'SEL001', 130, '50Hertz Headquarters', 'Berlin, Germany', 'With its transparent, geometrical façade, the new headquarters of electricity grid operator 50Hertz in the Europacity district close to Berlin\'s Central Station stands resplendent. For interior architecture too, planners at the Love Architecture and Urbanism bureau have made use of open and flexible workspaces. For optimal lighting, an individual LED lighting solution was developed by Selux in close cooperation with the ceiling manufacturer Haufe. Here the recess depth of the luminaires has been reduced from 72 mm to just under 25 mm so that the light strips can be inserted harmoniously into the ceiling without any interruptions to the ceiling system carrier rails for lighting installation.\r\n\r\nFollowing 5 years of planning and construction, the new 50 Hertz company HQ, also known as the ‘grid district’, opened at the start of September 2016 in Berlin-Mitte. The main office has been designed by the young architects\' bureau Love Architecture and Urbanism, with the result a 56-metre high, transparent construction providing space for 650 workers on around 12,000 m². Its exterior appearance is characterised by a striking, geometrical structure, with white slanting, steel-clad concrete columns making for an eye-catching zig-zagged façade.\r\n\r\nOn the inside, the building\'s transparent architecture is reflected in the open workspaces. Based on consultations of staff, communicative office landscapes have been developed to promoter employee interaction and facilitate collaboration on a day-to-day basis.\r\n\r\nThe modular system of LED luminaires by Selux guarantees optimal and efficient light. One particular feature of this special lighting solution is how the M36 luminaires are integrated flush with the adjacent areas into a special, acoustic louvred ceiling by Haufe using a lower installation height of just under 25 mm. This low construction height enables them to be positioned directly under the carrier rail, thus simplifying installation and removing any need to interrupt the carrier rails for lighting. The special office optics – a combination of microlouvres and a microprism diffuser – ensures balanced illumination of work surfaces, walls and ceilings – without any disruptive glare or casting of shadows. The linear path of the ceiling system is emphasised by the lines of light, lending the office spaces and foyers a spacious appearance, while at the same time providing orientation in corridors. At a total length of around 2,400 metres, the light lines add a designer touch on the one hand while at the same time ensuring a pleasant office atmosphere for staff at 50Hertz.\r\n\r\nbuyer: Altmann und Böhning, Berlin\r\narchitect: Mark Jenewein, love architecture and urbanism, Graz\r\nlighting designer: Aurelia Design Lighting Planning\r\ndesign: Kinzo Berlin GmbH\r\nelectrical installation: Inros Lackner, Rostock\r\nphotographer: Werner Huthmacher', 'https://www.selux.com/ger/en/attic/interior/inspiration/50hertz-headquarters-berlin', 'Selux-50Hertz-Headquarters_small.jpg', 'Selux 50Hertz Headquarters', '50Hertz Headquarters, Berlin, Germany', 'Project 50Hertz Headquarters is located in Berlin, Germany. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-08-16 00:00:00'),
(197, 'SEL002', 130, 'Main building of Leuphana University', 'Lüneburg, Germany', 'Libeskind for Lunenburg. Designed by “starchitect” Daniel Libeskind, the new main building at the Leuphana University was officially unveiled at an opening ceremony in March 2017 and now protrudes into the sky confidently and splendidly above the Lunenburg Heath. Light for the entrance hall and for many of the traffic areas, research and seminar rooms is provided by flexible Selux M-family pendant and recessed LED luminaires in different lengths – from 40 cm to 24 metres, equipped with various added extras like LED spots, tracks and security lights.\r\n\r\nThe building incorporates a shiny outer shell, numerous diagonals and unusual shaped windows, all hallmarks of Daniel Libeskind’s typical architectural style. The diagonals are a symbolic reference to the history of the location since the campus is located on the grounds of a barracks that was built in the 1930s, which was characterised by a highly orthogonal structure. Now the new building accommodates a student centre with a cafeteria and offices, a seminar centre with various workshop or seminar rooms, a research centre and a lecture theatre that provides space for 1,100 people.\r\n\r\nHow best to illuminate the architecture of a building with highly complex room structures? This was the question facing planners. Libeskind’s architectural language was already well known to Selux, our engineers having first worked with him in 1999 during the construction of the new Jewish Museum in Berlin. Across wide areas, light planners have opted here for the modular M-family in profile widths of 60 mm and 100 mm. Whether pendant or recessed, single luminaire or linear light fixture – the reserved, linear lighting solution ideally complements the minimalist architecture while at the same time ensuring pleasant, glareless light. The M-family also enables optimal light quality in the spacious atrium, which is dynamically criss-crossed by stairs and bridges, and a high level of efficiency even at great heights.\r\n\r\nA special feature of the linear light fixtures is the diagonal end brackets aligned parallel to the wall while the acrylic diffuser houses a special lens optics system with microsprims to reduce direct and indirect glare. With their pointcast light, the spots built into the luminaire profile fitted with retrofit LED lamps provide further lighting design accents, while the luminaire’s functionality is supplemented by the full range of integrated optional extras such as 3-phase tracks, smoke detectors, DALI light control, presence and motion sensors and security lighting, enabling each individual lighting solution to be precisely geared to the relevant room situation and use. Overall around 2,500 running metres of linear light fixtures are installed in various lengths, ensuring glareless general lighting in public spaces, corridors and seminar rooms.\r\n\r\nbuyer: Leuphana University Foundation\r\narchitect: rw+ Gesellschaft von Architekten mbH\r\nlighting designer: Studio Dinnebier, Berlin\r\ndesign: Prof. Daniel Libeskind\r\ngeneral contractor: University of Lüneburg\r\nelectrical planning: Emutec GmbH, Norderstedt\r\nelectrical installation: R+S solutions GmbH, Lübeck\r\nphotographer: Till Schuster', 'https://www.selux.com/ger/en/attic/interior/inspiration/leuphana-university', 'Selux-Main-building-of-Leuphana-University_small.jpg', 'Selux Main building of Leuphana University', 'Main building of Leuphana University, Lüneburg, Germany', 'Project Main building of Leuphana University is located in Lüneburg, Germany. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-08-16 00:00:00'),
(198, 'SEL003', 130, 'Dental clinic at Radboud University', 'Nijmegen, Netherlands', 'Nijmegen – formerly known in English as Nimeguen – is the oldest city in the Netherlands, close to the lively old town of which is the green campus of the research-based Radboud Universiteit. This sprawling campus is a mixture of low and high buildings – one of which is home to the Faculty of Dentistry’s clinic. Starting in 2014, this building was refurbished and expanded with the focus on sustainability and design – including efficient, elegant lighting by Selux manufactured with the same goal. In the atrium Olivio system luminaires provide flexible and efficient light.\r\n\r\nBesides a modern façade, the dental facility has also benefited from a new, centrally-located atrium. Due to its low height, the modern building also draws its natural, park-like surroundings deep into its interior. The view of the outside is also unobstructed above head height, with the glass ceiling enabling plenty of natural daylight to flood into its interior to complement the sophisticated artificial lighting. Planners at the engineering firm Deerns opted for the Olivio system luminaire – designed by the landscape architects at West 8.\r\n\r\nWith its floral look, Olivio brings nature into the atrium. Like flowerbuds sprouting from a branch, the delicate lumninaire heads harmonise with the surrounding landscape – enabling the prestigious atrium to ‘flower’ in a new light. The 5.5 metre high tapered pole with sloping arm matches the Y-shaped supporting construction of the glass ceiling while the Olivio luminaires, which were originally designed for exterior lighting, support the interior with its largely open design.\r\n\r\nThe six pole-top luminaires manage to stand out in the light-flooded hall, while simultaneously blending seamlessly into the surroundings. The warm 3000 K luminous colour also creates a pleasant sojourn quality. In the adjacent areas, Olivio surface-mounted luminaires on the exposed concrete ceilings provide a gentle transition with the neighbouring rooms.\r\n\r\nClose collaboration between dental specialists, architects and engineers has led to a sustainable refurbishment of this clinic, but also in enhanced comfort, an organic design and efficient lighting technology.\r\n\r\nclient: Radboud University\r\narchitect: Inbo Amsterdam\r\nlighting designer: Deerns\r\nelectrical installation: Deerns / Croes\r\nphotographer: Jan De Vries\r\nRepresentation: Selux Benelux', 'https://www.selux.com/ger/en/attic/interior/inspiration/dental-clinic-at-radboud-universiteit', 'Selux-Dental-clinic-at-Radboud-University_small.jpg', 'Selux Dental clinic at Radboud University', 'Dental clinic at Radboud University, Nijmegen, Netherlands', 'Project Dental clinic at Radboud University is located in Nijmegen, Netherlands. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-08-16 00:00:00'),
(199, 'ARA001', 131, 'CPA headquarters', 'Montreal, Canada', 'Quebec’s accounting bodies have merged, and moved into new downtown Montreal headquarters. Laval’s VAD Associés Designers has been chosen to design the two-floors, 46,900 sq.ft. project, we helped with the light fixtures.\r\n\r\nProject: L’Ordre des CPA du Québec, Montréal\r\nDesign : VAD Associés Designers inc.\r\n\r\nLight fixture models used : BILL (R39082), BILLS (R39282)', 'http://arancialighting.com/arancia-lights-up-montreals-cpa-headquarters/', 'Arancia-CPA-headquarters_small.jpg', 'Arancia CPA headquarters', 'CPA headquarters, Montreal, Canada', 'Project CPA headquarters is located in Montreal, Canada. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-09-14 00:00:00'),
(200, 'ARA002', 131, 'TV5 Canada', 'Montreal, Canada', 'The world known french speaking TV channel has new offices in the Montreal old port area. Discover this beautiful project made by For. Design Planning.\r\n\r\nProject: TV5 Canada,\r\n\r\nDesign: For. Design Planning\r\n\r\nPhotos: David Boyer Photographe', 'http://arancialighting.com/light-on-tv5-canada/', 'Arancia-TV5-Canada_small.jpg', 'Arancia TV5 Canada', 'TV5 Canada, Montreal', 'Project TV5 Canada is located in Montreal. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-09-14 00:00:00'),
(201, 'ARA003', 131, 'Inside Studio', 'Montreal, Canada', 'LRMM LLP\r\nMontréal \r\n45 000 pi.ca.', 'http://www.inside-studio.ca/projets/lrmm.html', 'Arancia-Inside-Studio_small.jpg', 'Arancia Inside Studio', 'Inside Studio, Montreal, Canada', 'Project Inside Studio is located in Montreal, Canada. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-09-14 00:00:00'),
(202, 'BWD001', 132, 'Campbell Centre Fitness Facility', 'Dallas, TX', 'The Campbell Centre Fitness Facility hallway is using two different fixtures to form this seamless transition. The use of a floating ceiling and applying that architectural concept to create a floating fixture makes a striking visual element for the workspace. JAKE 325 recessed is combined with a custom mitered KELSEY 325 providing ample illumination in the area. JAKE 325 recessed is also installed on the wall in a mitered horizontal and vertical transition.\r\n\r\nFixtures\r\nKELSEY 325 and JAKE 325\r\n\r\nDesign Firm\r\nInterprise Design Team Led By: Rob Mahurin, MS, RID\r\nVice President & Creative Director\r\n\r\nBirchwood Lighting Representative\r\nRoss Murphy, Specification Sales\r\nArchitectural Lighting Alliance\r\n\r\nPhotography\r\nJeffery A. Davis Photography, Inc.', 'http://www.birchwoodlighting.com/en/whats-new/featured-project', 'Birchwood-Lighting-Campbell-Centre-Fitness-Facility_small.jpg', 'Birchwood Campbell Centre Fitness Facility', 'Campbell Centre Fitness Facility, Dallas, TX', 'Project Campbell Centre Fitness Facility is located in Dallas, TX. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-09-17 00:00:00'),
(203, 'FOP003', 45, 'Green Plains, Inc.', 'Omaha, NE', 'With aspirations to crack the Fortune 500 list, Green Plains, Inc., one of the nation’s largest ethanol producers, began searching for a new headquarters in the Omaha, NE area. A movement toward the use of environmentally friendly products and renewable resources has allowed the vertically integrated ethanol producer to experience rapid growth. Green Plains selected a new 53,000 square-foot site to house their trading floor, offices, conference rooms and training center.\r\n\r\nThe core and shell of the building were already under construction prior to the design of the interiors. High ceilings and structural locations were determined, posing some challenges. Morrissey Engineering overcame these difficulties and created an environment that promotes collaboration and energizes its occupants, while emphasizing the exposed structure. With a design goal to maximize the open ceiling, Nera linear pendants were selected.The luminaire’s modern aesthetic and its use of Power-Up™ technology, which delivers power through the aircraft cables, reduces visual clutter to blend harmoniously into the space. Its unobtrusive design and center void maximize sight lines onto the architecture.\r\n\r\nVisual comfort was also top-of-mind when designing for the varying tasks that take place in the multi-use space. To address this goal, Seem 4 recessed linear luminaires were installed into the grid ceilings in the conference rooms and private offices, to provide direct illumination on the work plane. The minimalistic aesthetic of Seem 4 supports the sleek modern furniture, for a clean yet comfortable feel.\r\n\r\nThe innovative design of the Green Plains, Inc. headquarters was awarded the People’s Choice Award at the 2017 AIA Nebraska Excellence in Design event.', 'https://www.focalpointlights.com/gallery/open-office#overlay=modal-overlay/4656', 'Focal-Point-Lights-Green-Plains-Inc_small.jpg', 'Focal Point Lights Green Plains, Inc.', 'Green Plains, Inc., Omaha, NE', 'Project Green Plains, Inc. is located in Omaha, NE. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-09-20 00:00:00'),
(204, 'FOP004', 45, 'Bagby', 'Charlotte, North Carolina', 'When Bagby endeavored to remodel its Charlotte, North Carolina office, its in-house design team sought to create a space that reflected the brand, supported its vision, and showcased its talent. A lighting agency known for supporting Class A office designs, it strategically selected luminaires from an imposing catalog of over 70 manufacturers with the intent to enhance the interior spaces while demonstrating the depth of its product offering.\r\n\r\nThe 4,800 square-foot renovation was a 3-year, multi-phase project. Tall cubicles once filled the open space and several individual offices previously lined the rear office wall, including that of the Principal. “The former design created a disengagement between individuals in the open space and those in private offices. We needed a more collaborative environment that represented our organization and inspired individuals,” said Johnny Morgan, Principal for Bagby. \r\n\r\nTo support their vision, Bagby created a modern, industrial style open office environment with modular workstations, collaboration and lounge areas, and a centrally located office for its leader. Focal Point’s Skydome was selected to illuminate the lounge area, balancing the transitional furnishings and natural elements with its subtle modern aesthetic. Multiple Skydome luminaires are suspended from the open ceiling to deliver a substantial light output and smooth distribution onto surfaces while enhancing the bold colored and brand inspired wall.\r\n\r\nA signature Focal Point luminaire, Theory was carefully chosen to provide both general and task lighting in the Principal’s office. Selected for its powerful illumination and unique elliptical form, its soft edges and elegant modern design play seamlessly with the locally-made wooden desk, supporting the modern industrial style. \r\n\r\nThe result is a harmonious and welcoming space that exhibits the company’s personality, showcases its expertise, and enables teamwork.', 'https://www.focalpointlights.com/gallery/open-office#overlay=modal-overlay/4461', 'Focal-Point-Lights-Bagby _small.jpg', 'Focal Point Lights Bagby', 'Bagby, Charlotte, North Carolina', 'Project Bagby is located in Charlotte, North Carolina. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-09-20 00:00:00'),
(205, 'FOP005', 45, 'Onward Neighborhood House', 'Chicago, IL, USA', 'Onward Neighborhood House, a Chicago nonprofit organization empowering families and individuals through educational, recreational and social service programs renovated one building on their 22,000 square foot campus through manufacturer contributions. The new space embraces a modern aesthetic, incorporating the latest urban office design trends with open, collaborative work spaces, modular furniture, and LED lighting.\r\n\r\nIn collaboration with Whitney Architects, a selection of over 30 energy efficient Focal Point luminaires were donated to accommodate the multi-use space. Seem 4 linear suspended luminaires were hung in varying directions over workstations and in collaborative work spaces. Continuing to bring visual flow and harmony to the environment, additional individual units of Seem 4 were incorporated in the kitchen and hallways.\r\n\r\nA glass-enclosed conference room which allows to make the most of natural light and of those too rare sunny Chicago days, was outfitted with ID+ 4.5\" x 4.5\" downlights and Fusion pendants. They respectively provide general and task illumination.          \r\n\r\nThe main functions of the large classroom space are adult educational classes, large meetings, and computer training courses. A combination of Equation 2 recessed troffers and ID+ 4.5\" x 4.5\" downlights were used in that space, taking into consideration the tasks as well as the flexibility to adapt to future needs. “It was designed in such a way that the small space has great flexibility,” says Mario Garcia, Executive Director at Onward Neighborhood House.', 'https://www.focalpointlights.com/gallery/open-office#overlay=modal-overlay/4436', 'Focal-Point-Lights-Onward-Neighborhood-House _small.jpg', 'Focal Point Lights Onward Neighborhood House', 'Onward Neighborhood House, Chicago, IL, USA', 'Project Onward Neighborhood House is located in Chicago, IL, USA. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-09-20 00:00:00'),
(206, 'INS001', 133, 'Charleston International Airport', 'Charleston, SC', 'Project Name:  Charleston International Airport\r\nProject Location:  Charleston, SC\r\nArchitect:  Fentress Architects\r\nLighting Design:  LAM Partners', 'http://www.insightlighting.com/projects/charleston-international-airport/', 'Insight-Lighting-Charleston-International-Airport_small.jpg', 'Insight Lighting Charleston International Airport', 'Charleston International Airport, SC', 'Project Charleston International Airport is located in Charleston, SC. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-09-21 00:00:00'),
(207, 'INS002', 133, 'Hale Center Theatre – Interior', 'Orem, UT', 'Project Name:  Hale Center Theatre\r\nProject Location:  Orem, UT\r\nArchitect:  Beecher Walker Architects\r\nPhotography:  Sohm Photografx', 'http://www.insightlighting.com/projects/hale-center-theatre-interior/', 'Insight-Lighting-Hale-Centre-Theatre-Interior_small.jpg', 'Insight Lighting Hale Center Theatre – Interior', 'Hale Center Theatre – Interior, Orem, UT', 'Project Hale Center Theatre is located in Orem, UT. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-09-21 00:00:00'),
(208, 'ATM007', 81, 'Aeroport Platov Business Lounge', 'Rostov on Don, Russia', 'Lighting for a Business Lounge in a new Platov.\r\n\r\nYear: 2018\r\nProject: Aeroport Platov Business Lounge\r\nCategory: Hospitality\r\nLocation: Rostov on Don, Russia\r\nAuthor: VOX Architects\r\nPhoto: Mamuka Khelashvili', 'https://www.artemide.com/projects/4653946/aeroport-platov-business-lounge', 'Artemide-Aeroport-Platov-Business-Lounge_small.jpg', 'Artemide Aeroport Platov Business Lounge', 'Aeroport Platov Business Lounge, Rostov on Don, Russia', 'Project Aeroport Platov Business Lounge is located in Rostov on Don, Russia. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-09-25 00:00:00'),
(209, 'AXL005', 83, 'Club Med Cefalù', 'Cefalù (PA), Italy', 'Club Med has invented a new convivial luxury characterised by a warm and elegant mood: magical places, exclusive and personalised services, original activities, interiors designed by international names capable of conveying the warm atmosphere that characterise the group’s resorts.\r\n\r\nStone and wood are the main materials chosen by architects of King Rosselli studio for the new facility consisting of low-rise buildings, which harmonizes with the natural surrounds and gracefully incorporates the Chapel and the Pal­ace, listed buildings dating back to the Baroque period, for which Club Med has a particular regard: everything is strictly state of the art with contemporary comforts and design, without however forgetting tradition and history, which are highlighted and brought to life through new uses. So the Palazzo houses the gourmet restau­rant which, standing next to the Church of Santa Lucia, makes the ideal setting for fairytale wed­dings, where guests can also enjoy the comforts of the Canonica suite.\r\n\r\n“The Club Med team asked me for a design to evoke summer holidays, with a Medi­terranean flair,” says Sophie Jacqmin who oversaw the interior design inspired by the natural landscape and its colours. “Around this concept I developed a project where everybody could feel, depending on their mood, alone with nature, with him/herself or with other people. According to this idea, the resort is a frame where Nature is glorified. For furniture Jacqmin chose the pastel colours of precious materials like nacre and some reference to Baroque, a style that represents the splendid architecture of Sicily. Among the lamps chosen, the ones that best represent the baroque soul are Alysoid and Hoops pendant lamps, installed in the hall and in one of the four restaurants\r\n\r\nThe resort offers an interesting gastronomic variety, guaranted by four restaurants and two lounge bars, two swimming pools, Carita spa and a huge number of accomodations like 304 rooms, 128 deluxe villas e 12 suites. \r\n\r\nClub Med, founded in 1950 by Gérard Blitz, invented the all-inclusive holiday club concept, adding in activities especially for children with the creation of the Mini Club in 1967. Today, Club Med is the world’s leading provider of upscale, all-inclusive holiday packages, oper­ating more than 70 resorts in 30 countries around the world.\r\n\r\n\r\nClub Med \r\n\r\nProject by: Studio Architettura King Roselli  \r\nInterior Design by: Sophie Jacqmin \r\nPhotos by: Mauro Puccini, Gaetano Mendola', 'http://www.axolight.it/europe/en_GB/projects/hotel/club-med-cefalu-cefalu-pa-italy', 'Axolight-Club-Med-Cefalù_small.jpg', 'Axolight Club Med Cefalù', 'Club Med Cefalù, Cefalù (PA), Italy', 'Project Oxford Street is located in London, UK. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-09-25 00:00:00'),
(210, 'IGZ012', 65, 'Car Park', 'Umeå, Sweden', 'The design for this small, but very well-thought-out car park is part of the general car park management strategy of Umeå city council, and was started in 2015.\r\n\r\nThe city of Umeå is going through a period of expansion that has also meant removing some car parks in the downtown area, making a new central garage necessary.\r\n\r\nThe building is bordered by a busy road on one side and the railway on the other, in an area that has been considered unsafe for several years. The ambitious goal of the project was to create a building that adds architectural quality to the site. The project was inspired by the desire to give an almost \"sculptural\" and aesthetically pleasing value to carrying out a daily task. The building is approximately 120 metres long and a lot of thought was put into managing the scale of the facade, to avoid making it too invasive compared to the urban context. The ventilated facade is composed of sheet metal blocks in four different versions, which have been installed in a completely random fashion, without any predefined pattern. There are 400 Trick devices inside these blocks, making them invisible from the outside. The lighting effect shines out through the openings to create an irregular pattern of light and shade on the facade. This emphasises the architecture and creates the perception of a non-place in the municipality of Umeå, thereby improving it.  An otherwise dark junction where four roads meet has been enriched by an illuminated sculpture that gives pleasure to motorists and pedestrians alike. The roof is equipped with a system of solar cells that provides the building with electricity, and each floor offers recharging points for electric cars.\r\n\r\nInside, the 17-metre width is free of supporting columns, allowing a full view of the whole environment, a view that is further increased by the choice of light colours; it all helps to create a sense of safety for those using this space.\r\n\r\nYear: 2018\r\n\r\nClient: INAB AB\r\n\r\nArchitectural project: TM Architects - Christoffer Andersson\r\n\r\nLighting project: Ramböll - Magnus Olsson & Henry Torstensson\r\n\r\nPhotographer: Åke E:son-Lindman', 'https://www.iguzzini.com/projects/project-gallery/the-car-park-becomes-a-bright-urban-landmark/', 'iGuzzini-Car-Park-Umea_small.jpg', 'iGuzzini Car Park, Umeå', 'Car Park, Umeå, Sweden', 'Project Car Park is located in Umeå, Sweden. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-10-04 00:00:00'),
(211, 'IGZ013', 65, 'People’s Theatre', 'Oslo, Norway', 'Youngstorget (which means “Young Square”) is a square and public space located in the centre of Oslo. Built in 1846, it has become a symbol of political power in Norway. It is named after the politician and financier Jørgen Young (1784 and 1837) who was also a member of parliament. Given its close proximity to the Government quarter, the area around the square includes the headquarters of many political and trade union organisations.\r\n\r\nThe Folketeateret (People’s Theatre), which seats up to 1400 spectators and is the city’s most important venue for musicals, overlooks the square. Previously, the theatre was where the Norwegian National Opera was based and in 2009 it was reopened following a major renovation project that restored the beauty of the building’s original architecture.\r\n\r\nThe lighting system is used to highlight the building’s 1930s structure that is a striking balance of horizontal and vertical lines. Its verticality is underlined by the wall grazing effect created by Linealuce Compact luminaires with a 100% output that are installed at two different heights to emphasize the theatre’s two lateral wings and the higher block in the centre. Additional Linealuce Compact luminaires with dimmed intensity are located inside the upper terrace that runs along the entire façade. The horizontality of the base, which is accentuated through the use of cement rather than brick, is underlined by Underscore InOut Top Bend luminaires.\r\n\r\n4000 K Platea Pro projectors are used for the crown of the building, together with Bos wall-mounted luminaires that create a luminous rhythm that alternates with the windows.\r\n\r\nYear: 2018\r\n\r\nClient: Youngstorget\r\n\r\nPhotographer: Tomasz Majewski', 'https://www.iguzzini.com/projects/project-gallery/light-for-the-people%E2%80%99s-theatre/', 'iGuzzini-People-Theatre_small.jpg', 'iGuzzini People’s Theatre', 'People’s Theatre, Oslo, Norway', 'Project People’s Theatre is located in Oslo, Norway. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-10-04 00:00:00'),
(212, 'BGA002', 40, 'Vancouver Convention Centre', 'Vancouver, Canada', 'One of the greenest convention centres in the world\r\n\r\nAt 43,000 square metres, the convention centre of the Canadian city Vancouver is one of the biggest in Canada. The facility was built against a backdrop of mountains, ocean and parks, and served as an international broadcasting centre and main press centre during the Winter Olympics and Paralympics of 2010.\r\n\r\nIn addition to the functions that were demonstrated during this global event, the complex has an array of special features that make it one of the greenest convention centres in the world. The green roof landscape is designed as a self-sufficient habitat, characteristic of the coastal region of British Columbia: a fully functional ecosystem with more than 400,000 native plants, small mammals, birds and insects. Below the waterside promenade it also has an artificial reef, which serves as a biotope for a rich diversity of marine life. The constant temperature of the sea water is also used to control the climate of the convention centre, heating in the winter and cooling in the summer. Waste water is treated on site.\r\n\r\nBEGA in-ground floodlights cast an attractive light on the convention centre, which has an innovatively glazed façade. The design of these in-ground luminaires enables the façade to be fully illuminated. The lower limit of the light distribution is linear – unlike the usual \"conical\" light beams.\r\n\r\nBEGA light building elements with a square layout and rotationally symmetrical light distribution structure the pathways and plazas around the Vancouver Convention Centre. Their attention-drawing power is considerably greater than that of pole-top luminaires, and they guide the visitors and passers-by on one of the most beautiful squares of the Canadian metropolis.\r\n\r\nClient\r\nBritish Columbia Pavilion Corporation\r\n\r\nArchitecture (Centre West)\r\nLMN Architects, Seattle\r\nMCM Partnership, Vancouver\r\nDA Architects & Planners, Vancouver', 'https://www.bega.com/en/references/vancouver-convention-centre-canada/', 'BEGA-Vancouver-Convention-Centre_small.jpg', 'BEGA Vancouver Convention Centre', 'Vancouver Convention Centre, Canada', 'Project Vancouver Convention Centre is located in Canada. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-10-04 00:00:00'),
(213, 'WVD001', 134, 'OFFICE VANDERLANDE', 'Veghel, Netherlands', 'GIGANT by Wever & Ducré provides striking design accents in the atrium of the new cutting-edge headquarters of Vanderlande Industries BV in Veghel, Netherlands. The luminaire is available in two different sizes. \r\n\r\nLighting Design: Living Projects Breda\r\n\r\nPhotographer: 311photography', 'https://www.weverducre.com/en/projects/work/office-vanderlande/#', 'Wever-&-Ducré-OFFICE-VANDERLANDE_small.jpg', 'Wever & Ducré OFFICE VANDERLANDE', 'OFFICE VANDERLANDE, Veghel, Netherlands', 'Project OFFICE VANDERLANDE is located in Veghel, Netherlands. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-10-04 00:00:00'),
(214, 'BGA003', 40, 'Harmandir Sahib Golden Temple', 'Amritsar, India', 'LED high-performance floodlights for a gold foil facade\r\n\r\nThe history of the gold foil-overlaid Harmandir Sahib – the most holy place of the Sikhs – is as turbulent as it is moving. The Golden Temple was built in Amritsar, India, in the 16th century. The Golden Temple is home to the original holy scriptures of the Sikhs. In the early 19th century, a golden dome was added to the building.\r\n\r\nHarmandir Sahib became a battleground in the 1980s where many people lost their lives. Sikhs extremists wanted to proclaime the state of Khalistan and holed up inside the Golden Temple for two years. 400 troops and 2,000 Sikhs lost their lives when the Indian army stormed the temple in 1984. In response to these atrocities, Prime Minister Indira Gandhi was assassinated by her Sikh bodyguards a few months later.\r\n\r\nToday, thousands of pilgrims – and not just Sikhs – visit the Golden Temple and its beautifully appointed palace grounds every day. The gates on all four sides of the temple signify the openness of the Sikhs towards all peoples and religions. The Golden Temple stands in the centre of an island on Lake Amrit Sarovar, and has a very special appeal thanks to its unusual golden aura. The interior of the temple is cleaned with milk every day. Pilgrims are allowed to remain below the arcades and in adjacent spaces of the palace for a maximum of three days. \r\n\r\nThe illumination of this holiest of Sikh sites after sunset and throughout the night is the task of BEGA LED high-performance floodlights. Emanating from their installation points at the four palace gates, their symmetrical, very narrow beam light distribution and a luminaire luminous flux of over 18,000 lumen set the stage for the incredible beauty of this impressive temple architecture. The LED high-performance floodlights have been specially designed for use at high ambient temperatures. The exceptionally high quality of their power supply units means that they achieve unrivalled performance. The warm colour temperature of 2,200 Kelvin emphasises the golden aura of the temple, with its battlements, decorative features and dome.\r\n\r\n16th century construction ordered by:\r\nArjun Dev, fifth Guru of the Sikhs\r\n\r\n19th century construction ordered by:\r\nMaharaja Ranjit Singh\r\n\r\nLight planning\r\nSarvdeep Basur', 'https://www.bega.com/en/references/harmandir-sahib-golden-temple-amritsar/', 'BEGA-Harmandir-Sahib-Golden-Temple_small.jpg', 'BEGA Harmandir Sahib Golden Temple', 'Harmandir Sahib Golden Temple, Amritsar, India', 'Project Harmandir Sahib Golden Temple is located in Amritsar, India. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-10-04 00:00:00'),
(215, 'LMP025', 28, 'PRADO Commercial Center', 'Marseilles, France', 'The art of architecture has always incorporated light. The architectural canopy of the new Prado Shopping Center in Marseille, France, is a crossroads of art, architecture and dynamic light installation.\r\n\r\nLighting Designers SNAIK Atelier Yann Kersalé Light Art and 8\'18\'\' were mandated to create a lighting scheme fit for this bold canopy, a cybernetic quilt draped atop the building and celebrating the local color palates and environment.\r\n\r\nThe canopy, made of semi-opaque and translucent glass panels, are the perfect stage for the high-performance dynamics of Lumenbeam RGBW luminaires to play out. The Lumenbeam projectors were primarily placed on the support columns and framework surrounding the canopy itself, uplighting and washing the panels.\r\n\r\nBecause such high-performance luminaires can be distracting to passersby, their positioning on the masts and their optical alignment were of utmost importance to the design. The wide 60° flood optics were partially controlled by visors which were installed to properly govern the light and prevent spill, avoiding visual discomfort. The wide distribution of the Lumenbeams ensures a uniform wash of light and illuminance.\r\n\r\nEase of commissioning and programming and past positive experiences with Lumenpulse products proved to be the key for lighting designers, 818 and SNAIK for the Prado project. Representatives from the Paris Lumenpulse office were onsite throughout the project and helped program the dynamic RGBW Lumenbeams to commemorate national holidays, other festivities and to change the atmosphere of the center with a variety of color temperatures throughout a day.\r\n\r\nThe results have been outstanding. Shoppers flock not only to shop but to walk beneath this experience, this piece of art, and the way that it jars the imagination.\r\n\r\n EQUIPMENT SPECIFIED\r\n79 x Lumenbeam Grande Color-Changing RGBW, Wide Flood\r\n1 x Pharos Controller (DMX)\r\n\r\nProject type: Retail, Arts and education, Urban\r\nLocation: Marseilles, France\r\nLighting Design: SNAIK Atelier Yann Kersalé Light Art\r\nLighting Consultants: 8’18’’\r\nArchitect: Architectes Benoy + EURL Didier Rogeon Architecte\r\nPhotographer: Matthieu Colin', 'https://www.lumenpulse.com/projects/332/prado-commercial-center', 'Lumenpulse-PRADO-Commercial-Center_small.jpg', 'Lumenpulse PRADO Commercial Center', 'PRADO Commercial Center, Marseilles, France', 'Project PRADO Commercial Center is located in Marseilles, France. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-10-04 00:00:00'),
(217, 'LMP026', 28, 'Mersey Gateway Bridge', 'Runcorn, Halton, United Kingdom', 'The three-pylon, cable-stayed Mersey Gateway Bridge is a six-laned landmark structure in northwest England, providing a much-needed new crossing of the River Mersey. To illuminate and to help characterize the structure\'s exciting expanse and sleek architecture, lighting designers Speirs + Major chose Lumenpulse Lumenbeam luminaires to accentuate and enhance the bridge\'s structural columns and ensure an exciting nighttime presence.\r\n\r\nSpeirs + Major have explained their lighting scheme thus, \"...we designed the lighting of this bridge to reflect its huge potential for expression - from elegance to exuberance - incorporating a tremendous amount of versatility within the permanent lighting scheme.\" The Lumenbeam luminaires used in their scheme were the versatile solution to all their lighting design needs. Although the luminaires will primarily be used in static white, they do provide the RGBW needs for dynamic lighting changes as well as processing the 3GV-rated strength and corrosion-resistant coating needed for bridge placement.\r\n\r\nThe Lumenbeam luminaires were mounted and aligned atop gantries which extend from each pylon across the width of the highway. From here, the Lumenbeam luminaires grace the support cables and the pylon itself. The Mersey Gateway Bridge\'s three towers are different heights: an 80m (260ft) central pylon, a 110 m (360ft) pylon on the north side and a 125m (410ft) south pylon. The crossing\'s total length is 2.3km (1.4 miles) and its river span is 1km (0.6 miles). The performance of the Lumenbeam allow them to soar the height of the pylons while simultaneously grazing the span of the support cables. The bridge approved 3GV-rated luminaires allow for the intense vibration of the bridge without any damage to the lighting system.  The Lumenbeam\'s ability to change both color and effect allows for endless variations during holidays and special occasions.\r\n\r\nFor the spectacular grand opening of the Mersey Gateway Bridge on Friday, October 13, 2017, Speirs + Major designing a dynamic light show where spectators were treated to a fabulous sequence of colors and movement while fireworks filled the autumn sky.\r\n\r\nEQUIPMENT SPECIFIED\r\n56 x Lumenbeam Grande Color-Changing (RGBW), Narrow 20° Flood\r\n88 x Lumenbeam Grande Color-Changing (RGBW), Very Narrow 6° Optic\r\n\r\nLocation: Runcorn, Halton, United Kingdom\r\nClient: Merseylink Consortium\r\nLighting Design: Speirs + Major\r\nArchitect: Martin Knight Architects\r\nProject Management: Mersey Gateway Crossings Board, Ltd.\r\nPhotographer: James Newton', 'https://www.lumenpulse.com/projects/325/mersey-gateway-bridge', 'Lumenpulse-Mersey-Gateway-Bridge_small.jpg', 'Lumenpulse Mersey Gateway Bridge', 'Mersey Gateway Bridge, Runcorn, Halton, United Kingdom', 'Project Mersey Gateway Bridge is located in Runcorn, Halton, United Kingdom. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2018-10-05 00:00:00');

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