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(1741, 'SCH028', 114, 'RAVeL Bike Path', 'Thy-le-Château, Belgium', 'Facilitate sustainable travel and healthier lifestyles with adaptive lighting\r\n\r\nThe RAVeL (Réseau Autonome des Voies Lentes) network in Wallonia consists of more than 1,440km of disused railway lines and canal towpaths that have been converted into dedicated paths for cyclists, hikers, horse riders and people with reduced mobility. Away from the dangers of traffic, they are a strong pull for tourists to explore the towns, cities and countryside of Wallonia and provide an alternative means of travel to promote soft mobility. \r\n\r\nConscious of the social benefits of cycling and citizens’ concerns for safe cycling infrastructure in natural environments, the local authorities of Thy-le-Château decided to create a more secure RAVeL by upgrading the lighting. A section of the RAVeL, linking the Berzée train station to the town centre is often used by schoolchildren and commuters - a safer and more pleasant experience would encourage more residents to leave the car at home and take the bike instead. It was critical to make the bike path accessible by day and by night, all year long, while reducing the town’s environmental impact.\r\n\r\n\r\nLight that adapts to keep cyclists safe\r\n\r\nTo light this section of the RAVeL, the Walloon Public Service (SPW) for Mobility and Infrastructure wanted a light-on-demand solution. More specifically, a solution that would adapt the lighting levels as people advance so that they can safely and easily manoeuvre the path. The solution would also have to ensure a minimum level of light when the bike path is not being used. This would also enable the local authorities to reduce light pollution and save energy. \r\n \r\n\r\nCutting-edge technology and sophisticated design\r\n\r\nTo achieve these objectives, the SPW opted for Citea NG luminaires fitted with motion detection sensors and controlled by the Owlet IoT control system.\r\n\r\nThe Citea NG meets the SPW’s strict regulations including manufacturing and maintenance requirements as it is a 005 certified luminaire.  This certification is given by Synegrid - the Belgian lighting operator - to luminaires that have undergone rigorous photometrical, electrical, thermal and mechanical tests to ensure high-quality and long-lasting lighting solutions. \r\n\r\nCITEA NG combines all the advantages of a functional luminaire, integrating the latest technologies, in a well-thought out and innovative design. It provides visual comfort and harmoniously integrates the landscape.\r\n \r\n\r\nSmart and sustainable lighting\r\n\r\nWhen the radar located at the start of the RAVeL path detects the arrival of people, it sends the information to the control system which automatically increases the lighting level of the first 4 luminaires to 100%. The people are then detected by a PIR motion detector, which in turn sends the information to the system so that the lighting level of the next 4 luminaires increases to 100%. This system makes it possible to accompany the users along the path, providing the right level of lighting. When no movement is detected for 4 minutes, the luminaires are dimmed by 70%.\r\n\r\nThe SPW is particularly pleased to have met all the legitimate concerns of the local authorities and the adepts of the RAVeL.', 'https://www.schreder.com/en/projects/smart-lighting-solution-facilitates-sustainable-travel', 'Schreder-RAVeL-bike-path_small.jpg', 'Schreder RAVeL Bike Path', 'RAVeL Bike Path, Thy-le-Château, Belgium', 'Project RAVeL Bike Path is located in Thy-le-Château, Belgium. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-06-19 00:00:00'),
(1742, 'FOP017', 45, 'Esperanza Healthcare', 'Chicago, IL, USA', 'Underserved community receives state-of-the-art healthcare facility with the help of JGMA and Focal Point\r\n\r\nWhen the non-profit Esperanza Health Centers began looking for a location for a new community health center, one thing was clear: they would go where they were needed most. After opening three other centers serving mainly uninsured and low-income patients in Chicago’s Little Village and Chicago Lawn neighborhoods, the organization assessed its capacity and client base and discovered that a major expressway separated Esperanza from almost half of the people using its services. “Private doctors who were caring for those patients were retiring,” says Dan Fulwiler, President and CEO of Esperanza Health Centers, “and they weren’t really being replaced. We knew that we needed to be located in that community.”\r\n\r\nEsperanza’s other centers were in rented spaces in vintage Chicago buildings. But the new center came with a grand vision: a purpose-built facility that would combine healthcare, wellness activities, and a central oasis for community activities. Social service agency Mujeres Latinas en Acción would share space and provide services under the same roof, making the building a full-service hub for the community. Esperanza is the Spanish word for “hope” — an important part of the organization’s identity, and a quality that would inform the new facility, sited on a formerly vacant lot on a busy corner in the Brighton Park neighborhood. The organization’s goals were to bring a lively, comforting and beautiful experience to the underserved southwest side; and to create a visual beacon that would represent the organization’s mission.\r\n\r\nChicago architectural firm Juan Gabriel Moreno Architects (JGMA), which has a long association with projects designed to positively impact underserved communities, designed a striking, angular building with a modern, orange facade, referencing Esperanza’s brand colors. As JGMA worked to accommodate the wide range of functions the new building would serve, from therapy and exercise rooms to a demonstration kitchen for healthy cooking classes, one obstacle common to many non-profit projects emerged: tight budget constraints.\r\n\r\nWhere others might have seen only challenges, the Focal Point team saw an opportunity.\r\n\r\n“Lighting is typically one of the last items completed on construction projects and can often be scaled back due to budget considerations,” says Focal Point President Chris Thornton, “We knew the vision the Esperanza team had for this facility and wanted to take that risk off the table.”\r\n\r\nThornton and Focal Point leadership decided that the organization would donate luminaires to be used throughout the building interior, as well as help with lighting calculation to determine precise lighting needs throughout the space.\r\n\r\nThis was not the company’s first full-facility luminaire donation; in 2017 Focal Point donated all of the lighting for Onward Neighborhood House, another local non-profit delivering services to underserved communities. But the Esperanza connection was a natural fit for Focal Point, which has its headquarters and manufacturing facilities in Brighton Park, where many of its employees also live. “Focal Point’s donation ensured the lighting installed at Esperanza Brighton Park is innovative, inspiring and of the highest quality,” says Thornton, “matching the center’s overall design as well as the services they offer. Not only did it allow us to give back to our local community, but we knew that we were helping to create a more vibrant neighborhood for our employees who live there.”\r\n\r\nWorking alongside lighting agent, PG Enlighten and JGMA, the Focal Point team carefully paired each area and function of the new building with luminaires that would create a visually engaging, warm and comforting environment. “It was part of a team effort,” says JGMA senior project manager Dan Spore, “everyone had to be working collectively towards the same direction to make this come together. No one went to the extent that Focal Point did.”\r\n\r\nFocal Point’s longtime focus on creating partnerships with architects and designers was invaluable as the team moved forward, incorporating lighting design that would foster a warm, beautiful welcome from the moment clients and patients enter the environment. In the lobby, Focus Wall Wash was used to turn a feature wall of natural wood into the central visual touchpoint of the space. Though ceiling surfaces would remain unfinished, the use of ID+ Cylinders shifted perception by adding an element of both design and lighting, “allowing the eye to focus on light rather than exposed dark elements in the space,” says Spore. In adjacent ceiling spaces, ID+ Downlights with a matching aperture size were used to provide a seamlessly coordinated environment.\r\n\r\nSpecial care was needed to illuminate therapy rooms, where Skydome luminaires were chosen for their ability to provide diffuse light and a calming environment. “You really want to put patients at comfort and ease,” says Spore. “The Skydome luminaires have a soft glow and strike a nice middle ground of being soft and wonderful and aesthetically pleasing but also very functional for the space.”\r\n\r\nAs in most modern spaces with unfinished ceilings, acoustics were also a concern. Focal Point’s Seem 1 Acoustic Unlit helped address noise abatement in waiting areas and corridors without requiring additional changes to the ceiling, while Seem 1 Direct provided striking illumination. “What we really loved about Seem 1 Acoustic,” says Spore, “is that it allowed us to design spaces that helped reduce some of the ceiling costs, while still addressing acoustics and lighting as one streamlined aesthetic.”\r\n\r\nFocal Point lighting and acoustic products acted as a seamless solution throughout, helping the team reach not only the project’s technical goals, but its loftier ideas as well. “We knew this was an optimal opportunity to deliver on our mission of creating lighting solutions that enhance architecture and elevate the human spirit,” says Thornton, “and right in our own backyard.” Since the new health center opened in 2019, Esperanza has seen its clients, patients and community members welcomed by a state-of-the-art, accessible building that not only fosters inclusivity and human comfort but also sparks pride in the community. Focal Point is excited to have been an integral part of making that happen.\r\n\r\n\r\nArchitect: Juan Gabriel Moreno Architects\r\n\r\nPhotographer: John Sternisha', 'https://www.focalpointlights.com/gallery/open-office#overlay=modal-overlay/6072', 'Focal-Point-Lights-Esperanza-Healthcare_small.jpg', 'Focal Point Lights Esperanza Healthcare', 'Esperanza Healthcare, Chicago, IL, USA', 'Project Esperanza Healthcare is located in Chicago, IL, USA. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-06-22 00:00:00'),
(1743, 'AXL006', 83, 'L’Osteria-Pizza & Pasta', 'Germany, Austria, Switzerland, UK and Czech Republic', 'L’Osteria-Pizza e Pasta restaurants’ chain is literally in love with Bell pendant lamp in red and yellow versions. Menu, as you can guess from the company’s pay-off, is based on the strong suits of Italian cuisine. Also the interior design has the Italian signature: like for example Axolight.\r\n\r\nAxolight lamps touch the following countries: Germany in Amberg, Braun­schweig Darmstadt, Dortmund, Hamburg-Winterhude, Hannover Lavesstraße, Koblenz, Köln Gürzenich-Quartier, Mainz, München and Rostock; Austria in Innsbruck and Linz; Switzerland in Biel-Bienn; United Kingdom in Bristol and Czech Republic in Prague.', 'https://www.axolight.it/en/project/losteria-pizza-pasta-germania-austria-svizzera-inghilterra-e-repubblica-ceca/', 'Axolight-Osteria-Pizza-and-Pasta_small.jpg', 'Axolight L’Osteria-Pizza & Pasta', 'L’Osteria-Pizza & Pasta, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, UK and Czech Republic', 'Project L’Osteria-Pizza & Pasta is located in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, UK and Czech Republic. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-06-23 00:00:00'),
(1744, 'AXL007', 83, 'Ernst & Young La Defence', 'Paris, France', 'Tetris architecture studio was charged with the interior design of Ernst & Young La Defence offices in Paris, during the recent refurbishment.To illuminate the relax area, addressed to employees, they chose our U-light pendant lamps in anthracite grey finish and in different diameters; the simple lines fit with the formal mood of the location.\r\n\r\nErnst & Young (called also EY) is a global giant of professional services of consulting, auditing, tax system and transaction. EY employs 250.000 people worldwide in more than 700 offices and 150 countries.\r\n\r\nThe company is one of the most prestigious in the world and belongs to the Big Four: the first four auditing companies, together with Deloitte & Touche, Pricewaterhouse Coopers and KPMG.\r\n\r\n \r\nProject by: Tetris Architecture', 'https://www.axolight.it/en/project/uffici-ernst-young-la-defence-parigi-francia/', 'Axolight-Ernst-and-Young-La-Defence_small.jpg', 'Axolight Ernst & Young La Defence', 'Ernst & Young La Defence, Paris, France', 'Project Ernst & Young La Defence is located in Paris, France. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-06-23 00:00:00'),
(1745, 'ATM026', 81, 'Uffici Giuntini', 'Peccioli (Pisa), Italy', 'Manual skills and technology, experience and research, “know-how” to evolve an idea in a quality product: these are the core values that Artemide shares with Giuntini brand, in addition to its passion for excellence, innovation and versatility.\r\n\r\nArtemide illuminates Giuntini office workspaces with a stunning, tailor-made configuration of A.24 system that freely and seamlessly runs through the environment, providing general lighting to this elegant open space.\r\n\r\nDirectly above the work tables, on the other hand, there are suspended Eggboard: with their dual function of lamps and sound-absorbing panels, they ensure perfect light on the worktop and an excellent sound level of the environment.\r\n\r\nArtemide once again delivers a sophisticated and effective lighting solution, to highlight the charm of these spaces without giving up functionality.\r\n\r\n\r\nYear: 2020\r\n\r\nAuthor: And Studio Architects', 'https://www.artemide.com/en/projects/66/uffici-giuntini?tagName=&bespoken=false&sartorial=false&selected=false', 'Artemide-Uffici-Giuntini_small.jpg', 'Artemide Uffici Giuntini', 'Uffici Giuntini, Peccioli (Pisa), Italy', 'Project Uffici Giuntini is located in Peccioli (Pisa), Italy. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-06-23 00:00:00'),
(1748, 'TRG024', 66, 'Grand Candela Memorial', 'El Paso, TX, USA', 'A Place for Healing and Remembrance\r\n\r\nThe “Grand Candela” commemorates the victims and survivors of the August 2019 mass shooting tragedy at Walmart’s Cielo Vista store in El Paso, TX. Inspired by the motif of an everlasting candle and set in a plaza within the store’s parking lot, the memorial offers a dedicated place of healing and remembrance. Twenty-two columns of perforated metal, one for each life lost, are joined together in a luminous circle of unity that rises thirty feet– high enough to be seen by the impacted community residing on both sides of the border.\r\n\r\nDuring the day, the metal structure glimmers in the sunlight, the apertures of the individual columns become more discernible upon approach. Programmed lighting at night lends a healing effect, with a votive-inspired glow brightening during the day and dimming to soft vigilance at night. The memorial reads as a luminous beacon, a healing reminder of the community’s oneness.\r\n\r\nBeing a part of this remarkable memorial is one of the reasons that we are passionate about lighting. Bringing people together.\r\n\r\n\r\nAn Everlasting Light\r\n\r\nTargetti’s Keplero Gimbal HP ingrade illuminates a meaningful circle of twenty-two columns of perforated metal that represent each life lost.\r\n\r\n\r\nA Beacon of Light\r\n\r\nThe powerful projection of these ingrades and precise aiming creates a luminous circle of unity that rises thirty feet– high enough to be seen by the impacted community residing on both sides of the border.\r\n\r\n\r\nLighting Design: HLB Lighting Design\r\n\r\nLandscape Architect: SWA\r\n\r\nPhotography: Jonnu Singleton/SWA', 'https://targettiusa.net/project/grand-candela-memorial/', 'Targetti-Grand-Candela-Memorial_small.jpg', 'Targetti Grand Candela Memorial', 'Grand Candela Memorial, El Paso, TX, USA', 'Project Grand Candela Memorial is located in El Paso, TX, USA. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-06-25 00:00:00'),
(1749, 'TRG025', 66, 'Aligned Energy', 'Ashburn, VA, USA', 'Aligned Energy Project in Ashburn, VA features the use of the installation of our JEDI Compact IP67 Integral flood light projector with an Integral driver to help highlight the dramatic architecture of the building and bring a new dimension to the impressively designed exterior.\r\n\r\n\r\nThe Power of JEDI\r\n\r\nOur JEDI Compact IP67 Integral flood light projector, provides a consistent and soft glow of illumination around the front and side exterior of the building helping to accent the architectural details.  This projector is available with an integral driver or remote driver in your choice of four popular color temperatures and standard optics include Wall Washing, Grazing, and Flood.\r\n\r\n\r\nLighting Design: RS Lighting Design\r\n\r\nPhotography: Matthew Borkoski Photography', 'https://targettiusa.net/project/aligned-energy/', 'Targetti-Aligned-Energy_small.jpg', 'Targetti Aligned Energy', 'Aligned Energy, Ashburn, VA, USA', 'Project Aligned Energy is located in Ashburn, VA, USA. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-06-25 00:00:00'),
(1750, 'TRG026', 66, 'Chase Center Arena', 'San Francisco, CA, USA', 'Chase Center, a state-of-the-art sports and entertainment arena in San Francisco, is home to the Golden State Warriors and nearly 200 events per year. The state-of-the-art 18,000-seat Chase Center arena was designed to create an inviting atmosphere to its visitors.  Each interior destination was crafted with interior destinations that embody varieties of opulence and opportunities for eclectic guest experiences.\r\n\r\n“The array of suites, diverse clubs, and public spaces evoke a new caliber of design for arenas – a hospitable blending of high-end luxury and sports. The main concourse level emulates ambient lighting – kinetic in form – to fill the vast scale of a contemporary zone. Court-level clubs integrate an industrial theme with purposeful high-contrasting finish selections and exaggerated fixture scaling while hidden lighting illuminates open structural arena space overhead.\r\n\r\nUtilizing an unprecedented technique, the interior lighting color rendering was specified at a warm, 3000 Kelvin, 90 CRI luminaires to support subtle layers of color-changing lighting, integrated within the interior massing of seven leveled tiers, and proudly representing the Warriors team colors of royal blue and golden yellow. Erected on schedule, within energy code compliance, and with 100% LED technology and LEED certification, the Chase Center delivers a new standard in exclusive arena design.” – First Circle Design\r\n\r\n\r\nA Touch of TONES\r\n\r\nThe arena’s main entrance lobby evokes an elaborate and grand interior that features a four-story atrium, punctuated by adventurous and progressive ornamentation. The customized color cove lighting boldly represents the team’s blue and gold color badges and can be seen throughout a variety of the public areas.\r\n\r\nThe customized Targetti TONES, designed in collaboration with Gensler, were utilized to boldly represent the teams blue and gold color badges.  The special color combination of colors was composed by a precise LED combination that was carefully selected, mixed together and controlled to produce an ideal light spectrum.  These rich emission spectrum’s incorporating color quality with  pure color rendering index can be seen throughout a variety of the public areas.\r\n\r\n\r\nThe Inner Circle\r\n\r\n“The team locker room embraces a sense of unity and duty that evokes serene focus for victory.  Dramatically triumphant in design; powerfully meditative when experienced.” \r\n\r\n\r\nGolden Accents\r\n\r\nThe Chase Center Owner’s Club exudes luxury through layered integrated lighting. This exclusive arena space utilizes 2700K lighting, revealing a warm and relaxing residential expression.\r\n\r\n\r\nRelaxed Opulence\r\n\r\nThe variety of different level lounges throughout the arena embrace opulence and uniquely distinctive atmospheres – unified through color and a variety of well thought out lighting designs that bring the spaces to life. The Courtside Lounges display design and palette elements that reflect the luxury and comfort of the local Napa Valley wine country as seen in design elements inspired by a wine barrel interior.  The bright white and dark wood accents and shelving are accented with a variety of layered lighting and complimentary color temperatures to create a warm and inviting environment.  \r\n\r\n\r\nCable Lighting Accents\r\n\r\nDuraLED Cable light paired with Duralamp’s Stargazer LED Lamp provides a virtually maintenance free solution for festive lighting of the Chase Centers Upper Concourse. Undercabinet accents and toe kicks of The City Bar area are accented with DuraTape to leave no detail untouched.\r\n\r\n\r\nOutdoor Accents\r\n\r\nOur low voltage IP65 cable light delivers a dramatic lighting effect in Warm White that comes pre-assembled for ease of installation to the projects specific lengths.\r\n\r\n\r\nDeveloper: Golden State Warriors\r\n\r\nLighting Design: First Circle Design (Interiors); Sean O’Conner Lighting (Exterior Site); Pritchard Peck (Office Towers)\r\n\r\nInterior Architect: Gensler\r\n\r\nArchitect: Manica Architecture\r\n\r\nElectrical Contractor: Rosendin Electric\r\n\r\nDistributor: Graybar\r\n\r\nPhotos: ©Jason O’Rear / Chase Center', 'https://targettiusa.net/project/chase-center-arena/', 'Targetti-Chase-Center-Arena_small.jpg', 'Targetti Chase Center Arena', 'Chase Center Arena, San Francisco, CA, USA', 'Project Chase Center Arena is located in San Francisco, CA, USA. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-06-25 00:00:00'),
(1751, 'ARK007', 205, 'CaixaBank All in One', 'Barcelona, Spain', 'Interior design: Francesc Rifé Studio\r\n| www.rife-design.com\r\n\r\nPhotography: David Zarzoso\r\n| www.davidzarzoso.com\r\n\r\nProduct: Lex Eco, Shot Light, Swap', 'https://www.arkoslight.com/en/project/all-in-one/', 'Arkoslight-CaixaBank-All-in-One_small.jpg', 'Arkoslight CaixaBank All in One', 'CaixaBank All in One, Barcelona, Spain', 'Project CaixaBank All in One is located in Barcelona, Spain. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-06-25 00:00:00'),
(1752, 'CRW004', 116, 'Dickies Arena', 'Fort Worth, TX, USA', 'Opened in November 2019, the 560,000-square-foot Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, TX, is the new home of the Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo as well as other sporting and concert events. We worked closely with the designers at Lam Partners and architects at David M. Schwarz Architects to produce over 300 custom fixtures for the project. The integral LED sconces and pendants feature an Art Deco aesthetic in a brushed aluminum finish to complement the other 1930s elements incorporated in and around the arena. The overall project was recently honored with a 2020 Palladio Award under the New Design & Construction category.\r\n\r\n\r\nARCHITECT: DAVID M. SCHWARZ ARCHITECTS\r\n\r\nLIGHTING DESIGN: LAM PARTNERS\r\n\r\n2020 PALLADIO AWARD - NEW DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION', 'https://www.crenshawlighting.com/projects/dickies-arena/', 'Crenshaw-Lighting-Dickies-Arena_small.jpg', 'Crenshaw Lighting Dickies Arena', 'Dickies Arena, Fort Worth, TX, USA', 'Project Dickies Arena is located in Fort Worth, TX, USA. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-06-25 00:00:00'),
(1753, 'CSM012', 105, 'Egodomus Charme Apartments', 'Asti, Italy', 'Project by Arch. Luca Ottaviani, GAP studio\r\n\r\nPhoto by Rosa Amato\r\n\r\nList of the lamps included: Macchina della Luce W, Light Stick F, Light Stick V, Lederam-W, PostKrisi T 10 Malagolina, Full Moon, Gemma, Lederam F1, Fil-de-Fer-terra', 'https://www.catellanismith.com/en/egodomus-charme-apartments-en', 'Catellani-and-Smith-Egodomus-Charme-Apartments_small.jpg', 'Catellani & Smith Egodomus Charme Apartments', 'Egodomus Charme Apartments, Asti, Italy', 'Project Egodomus Charme Apartments is located in Asti, Italy. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-06-25 00:00:00'),
(1754, 'LLT024', 110, 'Radisson Blu Hotel & Conference Center', 'Niamey, Niger', 'In 2019, the capital of Niger witnessed the inauguration of two central structures: the modernised airport and the hotel Radisson Blu, the first international hotel chain in the country and the first five-star hotel, located in a central area near the Parliament and the Presidential Palace.\r\n\r\nThe Istanbul-based ON|OFF studio, which oversaw the lighting project, wanted to mark out the facade of the new hotel with accent lights, to create a rhythmic pattern of warm light on the wall, punctuated here and there by the glow of the guest rooms.\r\n\r\nTo achieve these accent effects, the studio used Pivot projectors finished in cor-ten on red brick. The projectors were chosen both for their minimalist design and for their ease of installation, as they have only one fixing point on the bracket.\r\n\r\n\r\nProject: AVCI Architects\r\n\r\nLight planning: OnOff', 'https://www.lucelight.it/en/progetto.php/132164', 'Luce-and-Light-Radisson-Blu-Hotel-and-Conference-Center_small.jpg', 'Luce & Light Radisson Blu Hotel & Conference Center', 'Radisson Blu Hotel & Conference Center, Niamey, Niger', 'Project Radisson Blu Hotel & Conference Center is located in Niamey, Niger. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-06-25 00:00:00'),
(1755, 'IGZ057', 65, 'Sino-American T. & F. Tower', 'Shanghai, China', 'The Sino-American T. & F. Tower is located in Shanghai, at the point where the Suzhou Creek meets the Huangpu river, an area that is part of the historical Bund.\r\n\r\nThe tower houses a business centre that includes financial offices, informal restaurants, stores and boutiques. It covers an area of 123,000 sqm. spread between two towers located at the east and west ends of the construction.\r\n\r\nThe building has a simple, linear architectural style that is nevertheless full of interesting construction details.\r\n\r\nThe building’s outdoor lighting system is designed to comply with the regulations governing this area and therefore blends in with the style of the other buildings.\r\n\r\nThe lighting concept elaborated by Poetry Vision & Art Design takes its inspiration from the Yulan Magnolia tree, the symbol of the city of Shanghai. In late spring, this tree is covered with white flowers that bloom before the leaves sprout. To recall this effect, Trick 360° luminaires have been placed at the intersection of the stone arms that cover the façade of the East Tower. These central light points then exploit the different reflective capacities of the stone and glass by letting its rays run and fade along the 4 arms, like 4 petals.\r\n\r\nFor the West Tower, on the other hand, Underscore InOut luminaires have been used to outline a geometrical L-shape in the window frames in order to increase the façade’s sense of depth.\r\n\r\nAn innovative lighting design that outlines the structure of the complex elegantly and discreetly.\r\n\r\n\r\nYear: 2020\r\n\r\nClient: Sino-American T. & F. Tower\r\n\r\nArchitectural project: East China Architectural Design & Research Institute Co., Ltd.\r\n\r\nLighting project: Poetry Vision & Art Design Co.\r\n\r\nArchitects: Weiliang Zhao, Peidong Chen, Yang Wang\r\n\r\nPhotographer: Flatmind', 'https://www.iguzzini.com/projects/project-gallery/sino-american-t-and-f-tower/', 'iGuzzini-Sino-American-T-& F-Tower_small.jpg', 'iGuzzini Sino-American T. & F. Tower', 'Sino-American T. & F. Tower, Shanghai, China', 'Project Sino-American T. & F. Tower is located in Shanghai, China. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-06-25 00:00:00'),
(1756, 'SCL005', 278, 'Barceloneta Restaurant', 'Barcelona, Spain', 'Created by Tarruella Trenchs, the new aesthetic of this gastronomic space faithfully reinforces its essential seaside character. Keeping the focus on warmth, the project brings clarity and richness to the materials.\r\n\r\nThe colours of a large ceramic mural give way to the main staircase. A reflection of the establishment’s liveliness, inspired by the codes of nautical flags. A play on naval symbols, fully in tune with the Mediterranean air of the place. Wood and other natural fibres harmonise with dense vegetation and a chromatic range that contrasts navy blue with ochres and stone shades.\r\n\r\nThe Barceloneta brings together contemporary elements and design character. Maija lamps pay tribute to their creator, Ilmari Tapiovaara. In the pendant and tabletop versions, the honeycomb structure composed of stacked white metal discs illuminates from the inside out. An expression of the feeling of subtle luminosity typical of Baltic cities.\r\n\r\nAlso bathed in natural light, there are other Santa & Cole pieces. The iconic TMM and Cesta lamps, familiar designs by Miguel Milá. And the FAD, its hollowed cylindrical oak structure supporting a white linen lampshade, which shines but does not dazzle. Classics that are at home near the sea.\r\n\r\n\r\nCreative direction: Tarruella Trenchs\r\n\r\nCollaborators: Pia Galofré, Blanca Comin\r\n\r\nPhotography: Meritxell Arjalaguer', 'https://www.santacole.com/en/project/barceloneta/', 'Santa-and-Cole-Barceloneta-Restaurant_small.jpg', 'Santa & Cole Barceloneta Restaurant', 'Barceloneta Restaurant, Barcelona, Spain', 'Project Barceloneta Restaurant is located in Barcelona, Spain. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-06-30 00:00:00'),
(1757, 'NMO003', 255, 'Red Bull Headquarter', 'Stockholm, Sweden', 'Project: Reform Arkitekter\r\n\r\nPh. Jason Strong\r\n\r\nLamps: PROJECTEUR 165 PENDANT, PROJECTEUR 365 PENDANT', 'https://nemolighting.com/projects/', 'NEMO-Red-Bull-Headquarter_small.jpg', 'NEMO Red Bull Headquarter', 'Red Bull Headquarter, Stockholm, Sweden', 'Project Red Bull Headquarter is located in Stockholm, Sweden. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-06-30 00:00:00'),
(1758, 'GVA011', 100, 'Bravo Flagship Store', 'Baku, Azerbaijan', 'Bravo works with the best retail experts to create exceptional shopping experiences.\r\n\r\nTheir flagship store in Baku, Azerbaijan is situated on Heydar Aliyev Avenue, a major road in a city of over 2.3 million residents.\r\n\r\nThe artful display of light, generated by 522 m (1,713 ft) of GVA’s STR9® LITE color changing luminaires, are an attractive show for visitors of the store. The vibrant colors chase each other across the walls illuminating diffusing panels. 48 FL100 MONO luminaires illuminate the additional architectural features including the unique structure of the canopy.\r\n\r\nThis project is enabled by INFINITY® Technology to achieve extremely long lighting runs.\r\n\r\n\r\nArchitect: JDV Architects\r\n\r\nLighting Designer: LICHTKOMPETENZ', 'https://gvalighting.com/project/bravo-baku-azerbaijan/', 'GVA-Lighting-Bravo-Flagship-Store_small.jpg', 'GVA Lighting Bravo Flagship Store', 'Bravo Flagship Store, Baku, Azerbaijan', 'Project Bravo Flagship Store is located in Baku, Azerbaijan. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-06-30 00:00:00'),
(1759, 'FGR014', 74, 'TONSTAD METROBUSSTASJON', 'Trondheim, Norway', 'Changing lines for the climate\r\n\r\nThe municipality of Trondheim is in the start-up of an environmental initiative, “Miljøpakken Trondheim”. The aim is to motivate people to ride bikes, walk or take public transportation in order to create a better and cleaner city - and environment - for all.\r\n\r\n“Miljøpakken Trondheim” will be in full effect in 2025, including smaller and larger projects. Project MetroBuss will be a part of trying to reach its goal of zero car traffic growth in Trondheim, meaning that all transportation needs should be met by using public transportation, biking and walking. This means that a lot of new bus stops will be built, in order to meet the needs. Tonstad is a hub, where people change lines. The visuals is therefore crucial for both busdrivers and pedestrians, in the dark Norwegian dusk.\r\n\r\nThe project was initiated at the same time that Fagerhult Opalume was launched. Being a durable and easily installed outdoor luminaire, with a high light comfort, it fitted the project very well. Our feedback from the installers was very positive, and the Tonstad gateway has gotten a new lighting profile.\r\n\r\n\r\nYear: 2019 \r\n\r\nCollaborators: ateljé Lyktan \r\n\r\nLocation: Trondheim \r\n\r\nPhoto: Kristian Kapelrud', 'https://www.fagerhult.com/references/tonstad-omstigningspunkt/?pagenumber=2', 'FAGERHULT-TONSTAD-METROBUSSTASJON_small.jpg', 'FAGERHULT TONSTAD METROBUSSTASJON', 'TONSTAD METROBUSSTASJON, Trondheim, Norway', 'Project TONSTAD METROBUSSTASJON is located in Trondheim, Norway. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-01 00:00:00'),
(1760, 'AXL008', 83, 'Mežaparks Offices', 'Riga, Latvia', 'Mežaparks Office is a modern and sustainable class A office building, part of the unique real estate development concept Mežaparks Residence: an excellent location for business growth that gives tenants the opportunity to enjoy the harmony of Mežaparks while being only a 10-minute drive from the center of Riga.\r\n\r\nThe office building is designed by architect Gatis Didrihsons (Didrihsons architects) to fit into the overall concept of Mežaparks Residences, while preserving the tradition of low-rise buildings and the privacy of Mežaparks.\r\n\r\nThe smart design of the building provides adaptable office space from 200 m² up to 1100 m² on one floor according to the business needs of the tenants. The ground floor of the building is particularly suitable for several commercial areas, such as small shops starting from 38 m² or for setting up a restaurant with an outdoor terrace.\r\n\r\nThe office is conveniently located with access to public transport and has ample underground and surface parking, an electric car charging station, and bicycle storage. The surrounding area of the building is designed as a landscaped park.\r\n\r\n \r\n\r\nInterior Designer: Eva Stanevica\r\n\r\nArchitect: Gatis Didrihsons\r\n\r\nLightning idea: CREA', 'https://www.axolight.it/en/project/u-light-mezaparks-offices-riga-latvia/', 'Axolight-Mežaparks-Offices_small.jpg', 'Axolight Mežaparks Offices', 'Mežaparks Office, Riga, Latvia', 'Project Mežaparks Offices is located in Riga, Latvia. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-01 00:00:00'),
(1761, 'SCH029', 114, 'Duque da Terceira Garden', 'Angra do Heroísmo, Portugal', 'Efficient and elegant lighting solution to enhance both the natural beauty and cultural significance of this green oasis\r\n\r\nThe Duque da Terceira Garden is part of the historic centre of Angra do Heroísmo, classified as World Heritage by UNESCO, on Terceira Island in the Azores. Considered one of the most beautiful gardens in the archipelago, it is built on platforms connected by sloping paths and is home to a large and varied range of beautiful and amazing flora from subtropical and tropical regions. \r\n\r\nIn 2019, the local authorities of Angra do Heroísmo decided to expand the gardens by 1.5 hectares to create new spaces for recreation and relaxation. The new space, named Caminho Rui Teles Palhinha after the renowned botanist, teacher and mayor, born in Angra in the first half of the 20th century, includes an area dedicated to aromatic plants with tea and coffee beds and various flowers for pollinators, boosting the biodiversity. It also includes an open grass plaza to host shows and events and create a vibrant community focused space. \r\n\r\nAs part of the project, the local authorities also commissioned the Projetos de Engenharia (Engineering Projects) office to develop a modern and efficient lighting plan that would enhance the landscape and reflect the cultural significance of the park. \r\n\r\nIn collaboration with Schréder, Projetos de Engenharia proposed a low maintenance LED luminaire made of high-quality materials for durability and longevity. \r\n\r\nThe very elegant and traditional Valentino luminaires on Blenheim columns light the paths, reflecting the gardens cultural heritage. They are painted in the same colour as the many benches placed throughout the gardens to encourage visitors to relax and spend time in the park.  \r\n\r\nFitted with warm white LEDs, the Valentino delivers a soft white light to ensure a clear and visible pathway for a safe and welcoming nocturnal atmosphere. Enyo floodlights were fitted on the columns near the stage area to draw attention to events taking place while Neos floodlights were installed to light the perimeter.  \r\n\r\nThe new lighting, which combines high energy efficiency with high levels of visual comfort for visitors, has contributed to creating a superb public space, with a positive carbon impact on the town.\r\n\r\n\r\nCustomer: Town of Angra do Heroísmo\r\n\r\nPartner(s): Projetos de Engenharia', 'https://www.schreder.com/en/projects/decorative-lantern-optimises-visitor-experience-duque-da-terceira-garden', 'Schreder-Duque-da-Terceira-Garden_small.jpg', 'Schreder Duque da Terceira Garden', 'Duque da Terceira Garden, Angra do Heroísmo, Portugal', 'Project Duque da Terceira Garden is located in Angra do Heroísmo, Portugal. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-01 00:00:00'),
(1762, 'SCH030', 114, 'Stationsplein', 'Utrecht, Netherlands', 'Lighting to drive sustainable growth and create a public space at the heart of the community\r\n\r\nIn 2015, the city of Utrecht launched a redevelopment plan for the area surrounding the city’s train station to ease traffic congestion by encouraging locals to commute using bikes and public transport, and in turn make it a more sustainable city. \r\n\r\nEctor Hoogstad Architects was entrusted with building the world’s largest bike parking garage under Central Station with 3 aims in mind: convenience, speed and safety. Cyclists can ride directly from the street level to their parking slot, from which they can quickly access the station, making the commute much easier and enjoyable. \r\n\r\nBy building the bike path under the station, the city is freeing up space in front of the station to add new user-friendly amenities for cyclists and other users and create a vibrant and friendly part of the city centre.\r\n\r\nAs part of the redevelopment, the street in front of the station has also undergone a major makeover. It has been transformed into a large pedestrian square, linking Central Station, the Hoog Catherijne shopping centre and the city’s historic centre, to improve access and to offer a space for people to meet, relax, eat, shop or even repair a bike.  \r\n\r\nAn enormous iconic honeycomb-like canopy was installed to create an eye-catching feature that would mark the square and enable a dry crossing. \r\n\r\nThe canopy brings an exciting and surprising architectural dimension to the area and needed to shine at night. Arup, who was appointed to create an original lighting design for this square, contacted us to develop a customised solution that had to be concealed within the large columns supporting the canopy and contribute towards the clean lines of the overall aesthetic.  \r\n\r\nIn collaboration with BAM Bouw en Techniek, we designed a luminaire to meet Arup’s vision with the requirements for performance, durability and longevity. Installed in the columns, the spiral fittings, work as both up- and downlights to ensure a perfect uniform output that lights the square and illuminates the impressive canopy. \r\n\r\nThe cosy nocturnal ambiance invites people to meet, relax and linger longer and take full advantage of the amenities, which gives local businesses a boost. The result is a safe, welcoming and sustainable public space for the community.\r\n\r\n\r\nCustomer: City of Utrecht\r\n\r\nPartner(s): Ector Hoogstad Architects; Arup; BAM Bouw en Techniek', 'https://www.schreder.com/en/projects/urban-lighting-creates-safe-welcoming-public-space-stationsplein', 'Schreder-Stationsplein_small.jpg', 'Schreder Stationsplein', 'Stationsplein, Utrecht, Netherlands', 'Project Stationsplein is located in Utrecht, Netherlands. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-01 00:00:00'),
(1763, 'PRL026', 104, 'ST. REGIS SAN FRANCISCO', 'CALIFORNIA, USA', 'THE ST. REGIS SAN FRANCISCO FIRST OPENED IN 2005 AND INTRODUCED A NEW DIMENSION OF LUXURY AND GRACIOUS LIVING TO THE CITY. THE PROPERTY RECENTLY UNDERWENT A GUESTROOM AND MEETING SPACE REFURBISHMENT LED BY CHAPI CHAPO DESIGN. THEY CALLED ON PRECIOSA LIGHTING TO CREATE NEARLY ALL THE GUESTROOM LIGHTING FIXTURES.\r\n\r\nIn all, more than 1200 pieces were created, including ceiling pendants, floor lamps, reading lights and vanity lights. In the bathrooms, sconces are fixed in the corners of the mirror wall. They are formed from a metal back plate and curved metal shade with an opal acrylic cylinder light. In some of the larger rooms, Preciosa pendants made from metal rings with opal acrylic diffusers hang above the dining tables. Floor lamps add a homelike touch and feature metal bases and white linen fabric shades. Finally, bedside, there are extendable and adjustable wall sconces made from brushed brass.\r\n\r\nThese aren’t the first Preciosa lights to be installed in the St. Regis. When the hotel first opened in 2005, we created a more than five metre long fixture for the Lobby Lounge Bar consisting of 60 glass cylinders hung at varying lengths. Organic chandeliers crafted from metal wires and a mixture of trimmings, drops, and beads hang in the meeting space.', 'https://www.preciosalighting.com/installation-st-regis-san-francisco', 'Preciosa-Lighting-ST-REGIS-SAN-FRANCISCO_small.jpg', 'Preciosa Lighting ST. REGIS SAN FRANCISCO', 'ST. REGIS SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, USA', 'Project ST. REGIS SAN FRANCISCO is located in CALIFORNIA, USA. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-02 00:00:00'),
(1764, 'SLM006', 113, 'Pratenberg Wine Lodge', 'Merano, Italy', 'A hideaway in the Italy’s Alto Adige that stems from a passion for the surrounding area, and the surrounding vineyards. The Pratenberg Wine Lodge welcomes guests to a “home away from home,” a five star hotel.\r\n\r\nThis is the perfect place for those who are enchanted by Trentino’s mountains and delicious Italian wine, a divine combination of luxury and serenity.\r\n\r\nWithin the “Tasting Stodl”, a refined area to experience the best of the region, Zaha Hadid’s luminous Aria Gold illuminates the modern yet classic space. The suspension’s fluid, contemporary design warms the Pratenberg Wine Lodge’s evocative, relaxing tasting area.\r\n\r\n\r\nYear of realization: 2019\r\n\r\nIn collaboration with: LICHTSTUDIO EISENKEIL\r\n\r\nPhoto Credits: Rene Riller', 'https://www.slamp.com/en/projects/pratenberg-wine-lodge/', 'SLAMP-Pratenberg-Wine-Lodge_small.jpg', 'SLAMP Pratenberg Wine Lodge', 'Pratenberg Wine Lodge, Merano, Italy', 'Project Pratenberg Wine Lodge is located in Merano, Italy. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-02 00:00:00'),
(1765, 'WEF019', 68, 'King\'s Bruton School, Music Department', 'Somerset, England, UK', 'King\'s Bruton Boarding School in Somerset, England, was founded more than 500 years ago – and yet it is in tune with the times. This is also reflected in the architecture of the school, which combines carefully restored historic parts with modern buildings. The most recent extension is the new music lessons wing with an outdoor area.\r\n\r\nTo mark the school\'s 500th anniversary, in 2016 an architecture competition was held for the music wing which was won by the architectural firm Levitt Bernstein (London/Manchester). The music rooms comprise classrooms and practice rooms as well as a concert hall and professional recording studios. An area in a previously neglected corner of the campus was developed for this upgrade. The angular new building creates an attractive inner courtyard and features a new recreation area with trees and seating that can be used for various purposes.\r\n\r\nThe concert hall, in particular, is not only used by the school itself, but also serves as a public venue; therefore, the main demands on the lighting for this area were safety and the creation of a pleasant ambience. The planners opted for the ZFY230 bollard series from WE-EF to light the outdoor spaces. The round-shaped bollards have a diameter of 180 mm. Of the two available heights, the 1,000 mm version is used. With their minimalist design and clear proportions, the luminaires are harmoniously integrated into the architectural context that features both historic and modern elements. \r\n\r\nThe innovative lighting technology of the ZFY230 bollards provides illumination that is free of glare and scattered light. The CAD-optimised, indirect optic developed by WE-EF generates a symmetric, uniform light distribution [C60]. For safe and straightforward installation, the bollards are supplied pre-wired with an integrated terminal box and fuse. To ensure years of reliable operation, the housings have an IP66 protection rating and are treated with WE-EF\'s proven 5CE Superior Corrosion Protection system.\r\n\r\n\r\nArchitecture: Levitt Bernstein, London/Manchester\r\n\r\nElectrical engineers and lighting design: QODA Consulting\r\n\r\nPhotos: James Newton for WE-EF', 'https://www.we-ef.com/#!/int/project/kings-bruton-school-uk', 'We-ef-Lighting-King-Bruton-School_small.jpg', 'We-ef Lighting King\'s Bruton School, Music Department', 'King\'s Bruton School, Music Department, Somerset, England, UK', 'Project King\'s Bruton School, Music Department is located in Somerset, England, UK. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-02 00:00:00'),
(1766, 'PNZ011', 220, 'Bertoloni Palace', 'Rome, Italy', 'The VStudio project stems from the client’s desire to transform residential premises into offices for a financial consultancy agency. It is a redistribution intervention within a historic building located in the prestigious Parioli district in Rome.\r\n\r\nBeing an elegant and highly representative context rich in detail, it was necessary to use a design lighting with minimal but elegant lines, which favored the cohesion between the contemporary furnishings and the historical character of the building.\r\nGolden Ring by Panzeri has proved to be the perfect solution, thanks to the dual emission that allows you to illuminate the richly decorated ceilings and at the same time to allow adequate comfort of the workstations, ensuring 500lux lighting on the work surface.\r\n\r\nThe white finish was chosen for the multipurpose room, while for the more representative environments, such as the meeting room and the managerial office, Golden Ring with a gold leaf finish was chosen.\r\n\r\n\r\nPROJECT: VSTUDIO \r\n\r\nPRODUCTS: Golden Ring \r\n\r\nPRODUCTION: Edil SE.A.M. \r\n\r\nPHOTO: VSTUDIO', 'https://panzeri.it/en/progetto/palazzo-bertoloni-roma/', 'Panzeri-Bertoloni-Palace_small.jpg', 'Panzeri Bertoloni Palace', 'Bertoloni Palace, Rome, Italy', 'Project Bertoloni Palace is located in Rome, Italy. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-07 00:00:00');
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(1767, 'MET008', 252, 'THOMAS MANOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL', 'Jersey St, El Paso, TX, USA', 'Designed by GA Architecture and VLK Architects, the Thomas Manor Elementary School was a replacement of two underutilized and aging schools with a single new campus to serve 1,142 students in a state-of-the-art facility. The design concept is based on the idea of the flow of the neighboring Rio Grande River and the entire building is flexible, easily transforming learning spaces to meet the needs of teaching and learning. Illuminating a variety of spaces are our Atria 4 cylinders.\r\n\r\n\r\nFlicker-free luminaires are a must in Academic projects\r\n \r\nHaving Flicker-Free technology is critical to this type of state-of-the-art academic building. It allows the camera to send and display a quality image for optimal learning. Both on site and off site learning were equally important goals at the Thomas Manor Elementary School.\r\n\r\n\r\nSmooth dimming (SPV; Dims to 1%) brings added functionality to classrooms\r\n \r\nHaving smooth dimming down to 1% gives the ability to provide a low ambient light for note taking, while not interfering with the projection screen brightness. This keeps the focus on learning while in the classroom. The Thomas Manor Elementary School optimizes power density and controls to achieve optimum classroom lighting.', 'https://mailchi.mp/meteor-lighting.com/thomas-manor-spotlight?e=31f1faeeef', 'Meteor-Lighting-THOMAS-MANOR-ELEMENTARY-SCHOOL_small.jpg', 'Meteor Lighting THOMAS MANOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL', 'THOMAS MANOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, Jersey St, El Paso, TX, USA', 'Project THOMAS MANOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL is located in Jersey St, El Paso, TX, USA. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-07 00:00:00'),
(1768, 'DGA009', 256, 'Fernando Prats\' Urban Sculpture', 'Santiago, Chile', 'The deepest soul of Chilean nature according to Fernando Prats\r\n\r\n“Su vertical nos retiene”, Fernando Prats’ work is inspired by the Chilean landscape and its extreme and wild nature.\r\n\r\nIn the Cerillos Bicentenary Park, sixteen iron columns, representing the Chilean profile of the Andes, are placed on a circular concrete surface surrounded by a mirror of water.\r\n\r\nThe project, a metaphor of the fragility of human existence, in 2019, participates and wins the COP25 Summit, ONU conference on climate change, in the category urban sculpture.\r\n\r\nLimarí Lighting Design, who curated the lighting of Prats\' work, tried to give it majesty through light, keeping in mind that, in the context of the ONU Summit, the project had to be highly sustainable and respect biodiversity and the dark skies, Key issues in all the projects the firm handles.\r\n\r\nThe designer has set himself the objective of emphasizing in a sensitive way the materiality and details of the columns, ensuring an intimate environment to the people who cross the work.\r\n\r\nThe ninety-six MACRO IP67 3W 3,3000K, thanks to their small size and optical precision, have proved perfect to enhance the material characteristics of the project, also giving it an unexpected green soul. The composition of light that is shaped around the vertical structures ensures a night image really impressive thanks to a clever play of light and shadows that enhances the architectural lines of the work.\r\n\r\n\r\nOpera: “Su vertical nos retiene”\r\n\r\nArtist: Fernando Prats    \r\n                                     \r\nArchitectural Project: Cruz Mandiola, Elton Leniz\r\n\r\nLighting Project: Limarí Lighting Design\r\n\r\nPlace: Cerillos / Santiago (Chile)\r\n\r\nProducts: MACRO IP67\r\n\r\nPhotographer: Aryeh Kornfeld', 'https://dga.it/en/projects/the-deepest-soul-of-chilean-nature-according-to-fernando-prats.php', 'DGA-Urban-Sculpture-by-Fernando-Prats_small.jpg', 'DGA Fernando Prats\' Urban Sculpture', 'Fernando Prats\' Urban Sculpture, Santiago, Chile', 'Project Fernando Prats\' Urban Sculpture is located in Santiago, Chile. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-07 00:00:00'),
(1769, 'ALY006', 76, 'Goodbye Kansas', 'Stockholm, Sweden', 'Customer: Fabege\r\n\r\nArchitect: AIX Arkitekter\r\n\r\nLighting design: Ljusrum\r\n\r\nInterior architect: Tengbom arkitekter\r\n\r\nElectrician: Electro Engineering\r\n\r\nElectrical entrepreneur: Assemblin\r\n\r\nBuilding contractor: Skanska', 'https://www.ateljelyktan.se/en/references/goodbye-kansas', 'ateljé-Lyktan-Goodbye-Kansas_small.jpg', 'ateljé Lyktan Goodbye Kansas', 'Goodbye Kansas, Stockholm, Sweden', 'Project Goodbye Kansas is located in Stockholm, Sweden. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-07 00:00:00'),
(1770, 'ALL001', 297, 'Private Home', 'Kiev, Ukraine', 'Project: Aleksander Lieberman\r\n\r\nLamps that appear in the project: ThePalm by Cristian Cubiñá', 'http://almalight.com/en/projects/43-private-home--kiev-ucraina-', 'ALMA-Light-Private-Home_small.jpg', 'ALMA Light Private Home', 'Private home, Kiev, Ukraine', 'Project Private Home is located in Kiev, Ukraine. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-08 00:00:00'),
(1771, 'SAT005', 97, 'One Mabledon Place', 'London, United Kingdom', 'The largely automated medical lab – one of Europe’s largest of this kind – is based in central London on Euston Road near King´s Cross / St Pancras and is a joint venture between The Doctors Laboratory, University College London Hospitals and the Royal Free Hospital. The 11,500 sq.m facility is located in a fully refurbished mid-20th century building. The former office building has been extensively rebuilt and enlarged. The structure comprises 11 storeys above ground and five basements.\r\n\r\nVisitors are welcomed in the spacious foyer by 14 floating ring luminaires in different sizes. By use of direct/indirect lighting and flexible colour control, the light rings enable nuanced lighting, which perfectly harmonises with the room architecture. In the modern meeting and office areas, individual lighting is achieved with various pendant luminaires by SATTLER, such as GIRATA and DOPPIO, which are fitted with state-of-the-art LED light technology.\r\n\r\n\r\nArchitects: Steffian Bradley Architects\r\n\r\nPhotography: GB PHOTOGRAPHY\r\n\r\nDelivered by: Atrium Ltd.\r\n\r\nProduct Info: SLIM, GIRATA, DOPPIO', 'https://www.sattler-lighting.com/en/object/one-mabledon-place/', 'Sattler-One-Mabledon-Place_small.jpg', 'Sattler One Mabledon Place', 'One Mabledon Place, London, United Kingdom', 'Project One Mabledon Place is located in London, United Kingdom. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-08 00:00:00'),
(1772, 'ERC035', 62, 'Ruby City Gallery', 'San Antonio, Texas, USA', 'New light for Texas: ERCO wallwashing a winner in the Ruby City galleries\r\n\r\nThe new museum building designed by Sir David Adjaye for the Ruby City Art Centre in San Antonio, Texas, presents itself in a rich red. Almost 200 Parscan spotlights from ERCO highlight both the contemporary art and the sculptural architecture.\r\n\r\nHe described his new building in San Antonio, built for the Linda Pace Foundation, as a “little temple of art,” and “a kind of very shy building” that is constantly hiding and revealing its face.”\r\n\r\nDavid Adjaye is responsible for the architecture of the Linda Pace Foundation\'s art centre along with his London architectural practice. The foundation goes back to Linda Pace, heiress of a Texan sauce empire, collector of contemporary art and herself an artist. Before her death in 2007, a dream allegedly bestowed upon her the vision of a red building with high towers for accommodating her collection of art. After waking up, she sketched the building and commissioned David Adjaye with the architectural interpretation of the drawing.\r\n\r\nThe construction, now inaugurated 12 years later in San Antonio, Texas, has floor space of 930 square metres. Its iridescent facade of terracotta-like concrete panels in three shades of red, developed and produced in Mexico City, is intended to ward off the heat and be simultaneously reminiscent of the loamy soil of the region.\r\n\r\n\r\nLighting concept with three levels\r\n\r\nDespite its rugged exterior, the building has a bright and inviting appeal on the inside despite the few windows – in accordance with the social approach of the free cultural platform. The lighting concept of the New York lighting design studio Tillotson Design, which leads organically through the building, adopts a key role. It\'s based on three levels: Daylight, uniform general lighting from wallwashing, and accents of light. Visitors entering the foyer of the museum from the intense Texas daylight are greeted by diffuse ambient light which emphasises the colour nuances and surface structures of the red concrete walls. Accent lighting above the reception provides orientation.\r\n\r\nERCO wallwashers selected from the Parscan range guide visitors via a narrow staircase to the exhibition rooms on the first floor. The wallwashing gives the canyon-like corridor a deeper appearance and offers the option of extending exhibitions into the stairwell area.\r\n\r\nThe open exhibition spaces consist of three high galleries which seem like a fusion between factory loft and white cube. Diffuse daylight enters through one skylight in each space. The installation is complemented by 24W LED Parscan wallwashers in warm white, creating contemplative ambient lighting even at room heights of up to 4.6 metres. Accentuating light which can be simply modified according to the temporary exhibitions on view additionally highlights individual works of art.\r\n\r\n\"The diversity of the Parscan spotlights with their unique interchangeable lenses gave us the flexibility we needed with a consistent form factor, “said Megan Pfeiffer Trimarchi, Senior Associate at Tillotson Design. ERCO track embedded in the ceilings emphasises the sloping nature of the latter by providing them with a discreet linear structure.\r\n\r\n\r\nPoint-precise light beams from a ceiling height of 4.6 metres\r\n\r\n„The complex geometry of the ceilings made even wallwashing very challenging technically, requiring several rounds of 3D calculation studies, mock-ups, and on-site focusing after installation,” stated Megan Pfeiffer Trimarchi about the challenges facing the designers.\r\n\r\nThe Tillotson Design team accurately aligned the luminaires with the help of a lifting platform. Depending on the ceiling height, spotlights were individually dimmed and the Spherolit lenses singly equipped with different light distributions according to the format of the artwork displayed. Despite the inclined high ceilings, Tillotson Design succeeded in creating uniform general lighting that is interrupted merely by targeted accent lighting.\r\n\r\nThe dimmable ERCO LED spotlights comply with both the briefing for energy-efficient lighting and the stringent conservation requirements for material-protecting museum lighting. The high quality of the ERCO LED optoelectronics guarantees a long service life for the luminaires – even, as intended by the lighting designers\' concept, with continuous use at night. In this way, the lighting, which enables the art centre to illuminate from within at night, blends the new architectural landmark with the San Antonio landscape.\r\n\r\n\r\nClient: Courtesy Linda Pace Foundation, Ruby City, San Antonio, Texas\r\n\r\nArchitecture: Adjaye Associates\r\n\r\nLighting design: Tillotson Design Associates\r\n\r\nPhotography: Timothy Schenk, New York / USA', 'https://www.erco.com/projects/culture/new-light-from-erco-for-the-ruby-city-gallery-in-texas-7204/en/', 'ERCO-Ruby-City-Gallery_small.jpg', 'ERCO Ruby City Gallery', 'Ruby City Gallery, San Antonio, Texas, USA', 'Project Ruby City Gallery is located in San Antonio, Texas, USA. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-08 00:00:00'),
(1773, 'LNL028', 103, 'Sedus Showroom', 'Cadorago, Como, Italy', 'Sedus, a leading German group in the office furniture sector, provides complete solutions for work spaces: receptions, executive offices and open space offices.\r\n\r\nIt creates complete environments and spaces in accordance with the modern work conception, all in line with the design and custom needs of its clientèle. The Cadorago showroom is the showcase that welcomes the Italian public and highlights the innovation, technology and aesthetics of the ‘Made in Germany’ office of the future.\r\n\r\n\r\nMULTI-PURPOSE LIGHT\r\n\r\nA high-profile scenographic indoor technical lighting project. In direct dialogue with the Sedus brand spaces, Linea Light Group’s work highlighted the chromatic palette of the products, as well as the integrated natural green environmental features. Last, but not least, the quality of the previously installed general lighting was integrated and improved.\r\n\r\nA large, multi-purpose space, equipped with just as many technical lighting solutions. The large dimension Tour suspensions (up to 250cm) create a first layer on two levels which highlights the work stations and the company products. In the informal areas, Poe suspensions were dropped over the tables with special drivers to reduce glare. Optus, a high chromatic yield projector, best describes the nuances of the materials used on the large, textured wall that becomes the curtain in contrast with the entire showroom. The meeting room integrates double-emission general lighting, obtained with the hanging Oxygen units, with black finish. To balance it out, a perimeter light gives the entire area personality thanks to the micro recessed 6W Warp units.\r\n\r\nFlows, optics, and the colour of the light are the result of design choices proposed and packaged thanks to a painstaking job of natural light and artificial lighting design.\r\nThere are no home automation or dimming controls managed with brightness sensors, as they are not necessary. The best colour temperature to take advantage of the environment proved to be 3000K, based on the yield of the products/materials being lighted.\r\n\r\nLighting designer: Light+Arch Consultancy, Milan', 'https://www.linealight.com/en-gb/case-histories/sedus-showroom/257', 'Linea-Light-Sedus-Showroom_small.jpg', 'Linea Light Sedus Showroom', 'Sedus Showroom, Cadorago, Como, Italy', 'Project Sedus Showroom is located in Cadorago, Como, Italy. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-08 00:00:00'),
(1774, 'LGM004', 263, 'South Melbourne Life Saving Club', 'Victoria, Australia', 'LIGMAN’s valued exclusive Australian partners, Efficient Lighting Systems (ELS) recently completed this stunning project in South Melbourne. The South Melbourne Life Saving Club is based in the City of Port Philip which is one of Melbourne’s most popular tourist areas and houses some of Melbourne’s greatest unparalleled architectural buildings.\r\n\r\nThe club provides an important service to its members and the community and the building had to meet local design & sustainability standards.\r\n\r\nLIGMAN RADO and MARVIK fittings feature throughout the external aspect of the club. RADO was selected to illuminate the steps and MARVIK serves as a decorative feature light creating subtle illumination for the walkways. LIGMAN ensured that the luminaires were treated specifically for corrosive environments. The luminaires are manufactured with a  die-cast aluminium housing and are pre-treated before powder coating, ensuring the highest possible corrosion resistance. This process ensures that LIGMAN luminaires are ideal for any coastal application.\r\n\r\nMARVIK was chosen as a lighting wall feature on the interior also, complementing the exterior design by mounting onto an industrial concrete style wall.', 'https://www.ligman.com/project-south-melbourne-life-saving-club-victoria-australia/', 'LIGMAN-South-Melbourne-Life-Saving-Club_small.jpg', 'LIGMAN South Melbourne Life Saving Club', 'South Melbourne Life Saving Club, Victoria, Australia', 'Project South Melbourne Life Saving Club is located in Victoria, Australia. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-08 00:00:00'),
(1775, 'VBA022', 129, 'Dubai Villa', 'United Arab Emirates', 'Italian Firm Chooses Vibia Lighting for Dubai Design Project\r\n\r\nIn a 800 m2 square-foot villa in Dubai, Rome-based Innova Italia design studio created an airy, contemporary space with luxe Italian furnishings and Vibia lighting.\r\n\r\nThroughout the six-bedroom home, a rich material mix—metal, marble, and wood—adds visual interest as does a pale palette interspersed with swaths of vibrant color and texture.\r\n\r\nThe villa’s double-height entrance hall serves as a striking showpiece for the project. Here, the designers installed Arik Levy’s customisable Wireflow Chandelier, which fills the vertical expanse and draws the eye upwards to connect the two levels.\r\n\r\nA modern take on the traditional chandelier, the oversized fixture is crafted of black electrical cables that trace an ethereal outline. Fitted with four tiers of LED light terminals, its graphic presence picks up the marble’s black veining while casting light over the carved-wood mosaic below it.\r\n\r\nThe Wireflow Chandelier also appears in the entertainment room. Its intricate web of wires suspended over biomorphic seating captures the room’s avant-garde attitude and allows full view of the city skyline from the window.\r\n\r\nIn the dining room, Levy’s Wireflow Lineal is positioned above the table, creating a focal point in the open space. Its two-dimensional silhouette is a study in geometry, a trio of linear constellations that doubles as a minimalist tapestry.\r\n\r\nSeveral of the bedrooms feature Jordi Vilardell’s Slim pendant. The elegant cones hang from tapers on either side of the bed, anchoring it within the room and acting as sleek reading lamps.\r\n\r\nTipped with frosted glass diffusers, the pendants cast a diffuse LED light for candlelit ambience, its dark finish a bracing contrast with the orange and red wallpaper behind it.\r\n\r\n\r\nDesign Studio: Innova Italia.\r\n\r\nPhotography: RealEyez Group\r\n\r\nContractor: Visualize Interior Decoration LLC', 'https://www.vibia.com/en/italian-firm-chooses-vibia-lighting-for-dubai-design-project/', 'Vibia-Dubai-Villa_small.jpg', 'Vibia Dubai Villa', 'Dubai Villa, United Arab Emirates', 'Project Dubai Villa is located in United Arab Emirates. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-08 00:00:00'),
(1776, 'LLT025', 110, 'Rokuseki Restaurant', 'Vigo, Pontevedra, Spain', 'Rokuseki in Vigo is no typical Asian restaurant: it specialises in Yakiniku, a Japanese cooking technique in which you grill your own meat and vegetables directly at your table.\r\n\r\nThe restaurant was designed by the Spanish architectural practice Modular Arquitectura and offers Japanese cuisine in an industrial-style setting with dark-grey walls, light-wood furniture and polished steel ventilation ducts. The seats are arranged along a wooden counter, above which hang extractor hoods over the terracotta grills used by diners to cook meat during their meal.\r\n\r\nThe Spanish design team chose Ginko 1.0 projectors in stainless steel with 19° narrow optics, fixing them to the ventilation system, which runs all the way down to the counter. The stainless steel, coupled with the fixtures’ compact size, means they integrate perfectly into their surroundings. The circular beam produced by the narrow optics illuminates the countertop with great precision while emphasising its light-wood grain.\r\n\r\n\r\nProject: Modular Arquitectura\r\n\r\nPhoto: © Rokuseki, Error People', 'https://www.lucelight.it/en/progetto.php/132226', 'Luce-and-Light-Rokuseki-Restaurant_small.jpg', 'Luce & Light Rokuseki Restaurant', 'Rokuseki Restaurant, Vigo, Pontevedra, Spain', 'Project Rokuseki Restaurant is located in Vigo, Pontevedra, Spain. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-10 00:00:00'),
(1777, 'LMN013', 149, 'Gulf Coast Town Center', 'Fort Myers, Florida, USA', 'BREATHING NEW LIFE AND ILLUMINATION INTO A FLORIDA SHOPPING CENTER\r\n\r\nGulf Coast Town Center’s new owner set aggressive goals for its transformation. It would breathe new life into the aging outdoor shopping center, diversifying from the existing 100 commercial stores to include a combination of retail, lifestyle, medical and office space. Landscape architects facilitated the exterior makeover, seeking a family-friendly focus with modern and provocative touches.\r\n\r\nThe outdoor pedestrian experience of the Fort Myers shopping center has truly been transformed, welcomed by the center’s businesses as well as the local community. Grey-tiled walkways, new palm trees, and lush, high-end artificial turf are just some of the central courtyard\'s new features. A children\'s play zone at one end has doubled in size, with modern amenities and shade coverings that replicate sails. Seating is plentiful and varied for ultimate comfort.\r\n\r\nWith public shopping hours extending well into the evening, lighting was an integral part of the exterior design. Luminis’ Lumiquad LQ641 columns were selected to line the pathways between the stores and the courtyard. Crisp, geometric lines give the LQ641 an edgy look that complements the revamped public space. Each 6” x 6” square column provides 360° of even light around the fixture, effectively illuminating and accenting the pedestrian areas. \r\n\r\nPerhaps the most significant feature of the shopping center’s makeover was the construction of the center roundabout. An additional traffic lane allows for the safe drop-off and pick-up of shoppers. The central island itself is a landscaping treat: a whimsical combination of colorful sculptures, with swings, slides, and a misting system, draws guests into the complex. A ground pattern in grass and stone squares, and a variety of seating options, contribute to the park-like feel.\r\n\r\nAdditional Lumiquad LQ641 columns were selected for this unique space, ensuring shoppers can safely traverse the roundabout as they move to and from the center. Guests are equally comfortable and secure if they choose to linger on the swings or benches in the evening hours.\r\n\r\nLumiquad LQ627 bollards provide accent lighting in the roundabout gardens adjacent to the pathways. With the same 6” footprint as the LQ641, landscape architects were able to mix and match the two luminaires to create a consistent design aesthetic. The square shape of the columns and bollards is a natural complement to the checkerboard ground pattern and nearby geometric sculptures. And the fixtures’ white finish blends into the environment without competing with the surrounding color accents.\r\n\r\nOne of the unique characteristics of both the LQ641 and LQ621 is its open core. While the LED provides even illumination to the surrounding pedestrian areas, the exterior frame itself creates shadows that cast a distinctive pattern of light on to the ground immediately around the fixture. This adds another creative detail to the park design.  \r\n\r\nOptics in all Lumiquad luminaires produce zero uplight, ensuring they are dark sky friendly and comply with local requirements.\r\n\r\nThe robust and durable Lumiquad will be trouble-free for the center\'s maintenance team as it withstands the demanding Florida sunshine and storms. Its aluminum construction features integrated struts that act as a reinforcing cage. Fixtures are IP65 rated, with a lifetime of 60,000 hours.\r\n\r\nGulf Coast Town Center, with its stunning upgrades in landscaping and illumination, will offer the Fort Myers community a dynamic environment to shop, dine and relax, for years to come.\r\n\r\n \r\nPROJECT NAME: Gulf Coast Town Center\r\n\r\nLOCATION: Fort Myers, Florida, USA\r\n\r\nCATEGORY: Exterior Lighting\r\n\r\nPROJECT COMPLETION: May 2019\r\n\r\nPHOTOGRAPHY: Chad Baumer', 'https://www.luminis.com/inspiration/featured-projects/breathing-new-life-and-illumination-into-a-flori', 'Luminis-Gulf-Coast-Town-Center_small.jpg', 'Luminis Gulf Coast Town Center', 'Gulf Coast Town Center, Fort Myers, Florida, USA', 'Project Gulf Coast Town Center is located in Fort Myers, Florida, USA. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-10 00:00:00'),
(1778, 'LZF011', 142, 'HOTEL CLAUDE', 'MARBELLA, SPAIN', 'In Andalucía, Spains’s southernmost region, the small Spanish resort of Marbella has been called the playground of Europe’s rich and famous, and the Costa del Sol’s bastion of bling. Marbella’s ‘golden mile’, replete with star-studded clubs, high-end restaurants, and big-budget hotels, and its flashy Puerto Banús marina, make the sunny resort a magnet for wealthy tourists. But Marbella is a tale of two cities, and its old town is especially charming. Tucked away in one of the narrow lanes, savvy travellers will find Hotel Claude, a wonderful new boutique hotel, housed in a refurbished seventeenth-century manor house.\r\n\r\nAt its core, Hotel Claude epitomises the spirit of Andalucía, capturing the region’s light and colour, atmosphere and charm. The building’s careful restoration maintains many of its Moorish architectural details, and encapsulates a sense of its erstwhile heady days. The house was once owned by Eugénie de Montijo (born in Granada in 1826), the last Empress of the French and wife of Napoleon III: she was sent into exile between England, Spain, and southern France, following the fall of the Empire in 1870 and the death of Napoleon III in 1873. After de Montijo’s death in 1920, the house fell into disrepair. In the 1970s, it became the home of French opera singer Claude Devoize and her husband. Throughout that decade, and until the mid-1980s, the house would enjoy many soirées, with opera rehearsals, literary events, and society dances. \r\n\r\nToday, Hotel Claude takes its name from its former opera singing occupant. Billed as Marbella’s first boutique hotel, its seven rooms were designed to convey the unique spirit of Andalucía, from the colourful patios of Córdoba to the Nasrid opulence of Granada. At its heart, the elegant patio gallery is reminiscent of a typical Andalusian patio. In the hotel’s own description, it describes the patio as being ‘topped by an artistic and decorative piece, floating on high and emerging as a surrealistic creature, [one] that could have been dreamt up by [Salvador] Dalí himself in his legendary Marbella nights.’ That ‘artistic and decorative piece’ is in fact LZF’s own ethereal and surreal Kogoi (son of the life-size Koi). Designed by Inocuo The Sign & LZF Lab, Hotel Claude marks the first installation of LZF’s Kogoi. \r\n\r\nWorking with Lord Designs Interiors (the studio leading Hotel Claude’s interior design), LZF proposed the inclusion of its Kogoi in the hotel. With Marbella’s prominence as a seaside town, the hotel’s owners wanted something that represented a nautical theme, as well as Andalucía’s famous Pescaíto frito (a traditional dish of ‘fried little fish’). The Kogoi is now very much at home in its new abode, surrounded by many original seventeenth-century pieces, unique artworks, and the spirit of Madame Claude Devoize herself.', 'https://lzf-lamps.com/blog/lzfs-kogoi-makes-its-debut-at-hotel-claude-marbella/', 'LZF-HOTEL-CLAUDE_small.jpg', 'LZF HOTEL CLAUDE', 'HOTEL CLAUDE, MARBELLA, SPAIN', 'Project HOTEL CLAUDE is located in MARBELLA, SPAIN. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-10 00:00:00'),
(1779, 'PAL003', 69, 'Eglon House', 'London, United Kingdom', 'Independent lighting designer Victoria Jerram was commissioned to provide a lighting scenario for a dramatic redevelopment of Eglon House that pays homage to the International Style; her completed scheme features 68 rubbed bronze spotlights from Precision Lighting that complement the Modernist architectural styling.\r\n\r\nThe redevelopment, located in London’s fashionable Primrose Hill district saw a former industrial site transformed from a legacy of a WWII shell manufactory site, an Express Dairies facility for float servicing, and most recently a recording studio. \r\n\r\nThe redeveloped Eglon House carries echoes of this commercial usage, with the building demonstrating a dual-function design in which separate areas correspond to the characteristic live/work phenomenon of the modern paradigm, the redevelopment perfectly pays homage to Pierre Charaeua’s Maison de Verre which so clearly inspired this transformation.\r\n\r\nDivided into two distinct buildings, both hidden from view on all sides and accessible only via an unassuming archway, the structures address both commercial and domestic use, and are linked together at basement level. On the commercial side, a full professional quality kitchen can be found alongside a double-height gallery space, while the more residential focused building features a kitchen-cum-breakfast room.\r\n\r\nThis balance between workspaces and living spaces had to be reflected in the lighting concept; as Jerram describes: “Balance of quality and quantity of light between the living and work areas. Additionally, there needed to be flexibility within the scheme, to support the flexible use of the space.” \r\n\r\nThe iconic glass-brick façade of the Maison de Verre is paid homage at Eglon House, providing vast quantities of natural daylight that serve to further open up the living spaces, and offer organic brightness that contrasts with the more industrial styling of the building, and the transparency played with the open, weightless quality of the structure’s construction. The effect is akin to a “glowing transparent box”, explains Jerram, while the exposed steel structures and visible services, ensures true to the Maison de Verre concept. \r\n\r\nFor Jerram’s scheme, luminaires need to perfectly harmonise with the almost industrial interiors, with a requirement for minimalism without unnecessary ornamentation. Bespoke spotlights based upon the styling of Precision’s Microspot C family met this brief, with their tasteful design corresponding to the orderly architecture. Machined from premium grade brass and finished to a rich, dark antique bronze colour, the spotlights are extremely versatile, classically styled luminaires. \r\n\r\nThe luminaires were mounted on Precision’s low voltage Basis Track system, chosen for the minimalist profile with clean lines; the linear flow of the tracks, and the use of rectangular formations of the track system alluded to the rectilinear forms of the International Style that Eglon House adopts.\r\n\r\nAs Jerram describes: “The aesthetics of the lighting system had to fit to an industrial chic décor with exposed shuttered concrete ceilings and visible structural elements; the Basis Track system for the luminaires contributes to this, forming a strong ceiling pattern that takes its lead from the exposed steel beams and the extensive glazing grid.” \r\n\r\nIn total, 68 fixtures and over 80 metres of Basis Track were required to complete the scheme. The Basis Track was finish matched to the rubbed bronze spotlight finish, this patination of both track and luminaire ensures a “hand-crafted artisanal feel”, explains Jerram.\r\n\r\nThe use of Precision’s unique Jack Plug connection for mounting luminaires to the track add consideration to the versatility and maintenance for the scheme; luminaires can easily be removed for cleaning or re-lamping using the click and twist mechanism, while the ease of repositioning luminaires on the rectilinear Basis Track formations allows the occupiers of the two buildings to position luminaires where required to suit the needs of each space.\r\n\r\nThe unique properties of the Basis Track system were particularly useful when it came to lighting the dynamic staircase area; as Basis Track can be factory curved to follow a specific profile, the track system was shaped to follow the softer arced lines of the staircase.\r\n\r\nFor the bedrooms of Eglon House, as well as the Basis Track mounted spotlights, Jerram also used surface monopoints to mount the delicate luminaires. The surface monopoint offers the advantage of providing a suitable mounting location for the spotlights without architectural intrusion.\r\n\r\nOther luminaires specified for the project by Victoria Jerram included wall luminaires in the style of Pierre Chareau, manufactured by Galerie MCDE. The juxtaposition of these more decorative, homely fixtures with the more industrial stylings of the Basis Track and bespoke luminaires from Precision perfectly mirrored the thematic balance between work and life in both the architecture and the interiors of Eglon House.\r\n\r\n\r\nLighting Designer: Victoria Jerram', 'https://precisionlighting.co.uk/index.php/projects/item/eglon-house', 'Precision-Lighting-Eglon-House_small.jpg', 'Precision Lighting Eglon House', 'Eglon House, London, United Kingdom', 'Project Eglon House is located in London, United Kingdom. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-13 00:00:00'),
(1780, 'PAL004', 69, 'Highgate School', 'London, United Kingdom', 'The new lighting scheme by award winning company Peter Deer and Associates for the library and learning resources centre at Highgate School, London, features four bespoke chandeliers created with Precision Lighting’s Oculus spotlights and Basis Track. The chandeliers can be raised and lowered to accommodate different uses of the space.\r\n\r\nLondon architect Clague, created the new Sir Martin Gilbert Library at Highgate, retaining the Victorian shell of the Grade II-listed School built in 1866 by Fredrick Pepys Cockerell. Clague’s architecturally sympathetic conversion includes a new mezzanine floor for a perimeter gallery and adapts the space for a library and learning resources centre.\r\n\r\nFollowing the successful completion of a new teaching block for Highgate School, Peter Deer and Associates were asked to provide Building Services and lighting design for the existing School Hall & Chapel. Peter Deer and Associates were asked to design a low energy and low maintenance scheme for this Grade II listed building. The refurbishment was to preserve the original Victorian Gothic architecture and house all existing books from the previous library, whilst containing all the new modern technology required for a futuristic e-library.\r\n\r\nNew, efficient LED lighting was specified for the library by Peter Deer and Associates. Due to previous collaborations on projects such as the Royal Academy of Art, Peter Deer and Associates looked to Precision Lighting for the discrete, efficient and reliable fittings they are renowned for. The scheme was designed to provide functional lighting for everyday usage whilst accentuating the details in the surrounding architecture with a play of light and shadow. The new LED chandeliers were designed in conjunction with Precision Lighting to resemble the existing gothic, iron chandeliers. The brushed aluminium finish of the Precision Lighting chandeliers and spotlights highlights the new stainless steel floating mezzanine, stairs and handrails. Oculus LED spotlights were chosen for their small size and bespoke finish meaning that they would blend in perfectly with the surrounding beams and trusses.\r\n\r\nPeter Deer and Associates considered the various events the library environment is used for and so, opted for a flexible lighting scheme which would work for the multiple purposes. For normal library use, Peter Deer and Associates set the chandeliers at an optimum height for lighting efficiency. For alternative purposes, the chandeliers could be raised and lowered as required through the use of high-level winches. This also enables the use of a projector, and aids any future maintenance required. The chandelier design “followed complex parameters,” says Precision Lighting Design Director Peter McClelland. “Each chandelier is suspended from just two points so that it can be moved up and down using synchronised winches. We ensured that the track was rigid and would not flex; stabilised with a custom-built seamlessly welded brushed aluminium ring that goes on top of the matching, circular Basis Track”. There are 10 Oculus 16 spotlights on each chandelier.\r\n\r\nThe winches are mounted and concealed behind a bespoke metal disk. The winch mounts also incorporate de-stratification fans which release warm air through the centre of the suspended metal disk and chandelier. “The other reason that we could only use two cables was to avoid disrupting the airflow from the library’s new ventilation system,” McClelland adds. “It is all very well thought out and required engineering to a very high specification. Precision Lighting has research and development facilities in London where we are able to test out custom solutions as awell as working on new or improved designs”. The fans can also be lowered through the centre of the chandelier for low-level maintenance.\r\n\r\nIn the chapel, the existing Victorian wall lights were taken down and restored to their original brass and green painted iron. Original incandescent lamps were replaced with low energy lamps with new glass shades to provide glare-free, soft lighting. Compact Oculus LED fixtures were installed to improve light levels on the higher levels.\r\n\r\nThe lighting scheme by Peter Deer and Associates has enhanced the internal spaces; providing an area which is functional and versatile. The clever lighting design has enhanced the original building features and has been appreciated by all staff, pupils and visitors.\r\n\r\nThe Oculus LED luminaire, machined from 6063-T6 aluminium for its thermal and aesthetic qualities, embodies the Victorian ideal of high quality engineering but has a contemporary look that suits it perfectly to Clague’s design. Its design includes movement aided with a low-friction bearing rotation and constant torque tilt mechanism and the ability to lock it in pan and tilt.\r\n\r\n\r\nLighting Designer: Peter Deer and Associates\r\n\r\nArchitect: Clague Architects\r\n\r\nPhotographer: Samar Rezvan', 'https://precisionlighting.co.uk/index.php/projects/item/highgate', 'Precision-Lighting-Highgate-School_small.jpg', 'Precision Lighting Highgate School', 'Highgate School, London, United Kingdom', 'Project Highgate School is located in London, United Kingdom. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-13 00:00:00'),
(1781, 'ZTB037', 94, 'SCHULE AM SEE (School by the Lake)', 'MARKTGEMEINDE HARD, AUSTRIA', '“Invisible” light for the \"Schule am See\" (School by the Lake)\r\n\r\nEducational concept, architecture, lighting: the Schule am See in the market town of Hard in the Austrian federal state of Vorarlberg is exceptional in several respects. There’s the cluster school’s educational approach, which enables cross-year learning in changing teams. There’s the building developed by the Dornbirn-based architecture firm Baumschlager Hutter Partners, which opens up in a comb shape towards meadows and water. And last but not least, there’s Zumtobel’s innovative lighting concept, which – almost invisibly – uses Limbic® Lighting to support the acquisition of knowledge throughout the day.\r\n\r\nHuman-centric: this applies not only to the forward-looking educational concept of the Schule am See, which opened its classrooms in this special form in 2018. This also applies to Zumtobel’s innovative lighting, which relies entirely on Limbic® Lighting. This means that the lighting adapts to the activities of students and teachers throughout the day. Adapted to the natural incidence of light, colour temperatures between 2700 and 5700 Kelvin are achieved.\r\n\r\n\r\nReddish light calms, bluish light stimulates\r\n\r\nThe light colour and intensity of the LED luminaires take into account the natural biorhythm of pupils and teachers – and support different activities with a suitable lighting atmosphere in the room. Reddish light is used for mindfulness breaks, for calming or even when reading aloud, for example. Bluish light on the other hand has a stimulating effect – and promotes an atmosphere of openness, attentiveness and activity in the room.\r\n\r\nThe lighting solution developed especially for this project by Bartenbach GmbH and the architects, and implemented jointly with Zumtobel, contributes significantly to the freedoms of these open, modular rooms being used. All the more mysterious is the fact that at first glance no luminaires can be seen.\r\n\r\n\r\nInvisible light from the smartboard to seating circle\r\n\r\nThis is because the extremely slimline, white Pico LED linear luminaires with tunableWhite technology appear merely as precisely integrated, dividing strips in the acoustic or exposed concrete ceiling. Thanks to micro-faceted downlight technology and recessed LED light points with high gloss reflectors, they nevertheless enable optimum luminous efficacy. The result is glare-free, almost invisible light from the smartboard to seating circle, from class group to individual work.\r\n\r\n\r\nA school with a unique atmosphere\r\n\r\n“Teachers and students often aren’t aware of what creates the unique atmosphere in our school”, says headmaster of the secondary school, Christian Grabher. “But it’s down to the successful interplay of architecture, lighting and interior design. And the learning spaces, which, thanks to the glass façade, the glass partitions and the invisible but powerful luminaires, are light and airy”.\r\n\r\nThe linear, highly efficient TECTON LED continuous-row luminaire has proven to be a flexible system for the large sports hall with additional areas. The ceiling construction with an underlying slat structure ensures that even missed passes or balls are safely intercepted.\r\n\r\n\r\nEconomic and optical excellence\r\n\r\nAnd the Schule am See also plays it safe when it comes to emergency lighting: Zumtobel installed safety luminaires and escape-sign luminaires in conjunction with the ONLITE central eBox as a central emergency lighting system. What’s particularly special in Hard is that the general lighting also serves as a safety luminaire. It was therefore not necessary to install large numbers of safety luminaires throughout the school building. In addition to the economic advantages, the optical ones are also impressive: both in the main hallway and in the individual school clusters as well as in the entire sports hall, the ceiling appears much calmer.\r\n\r\nInnovative forms of learning, flexible use of space, open architecture and customised lighting – the example of the Schule am See shows that Zumtobel is equipped for the learning of the future.\r\n\r\n\r\nClient: Marktgemeinde Hard\r\n\r\nArchitect: Baumschlager Hutter Partners\r\n\r\nLighting Designer: Bartenbach GmbH\r\n\r\nElectrical Consultant: Ingenieurbüro Brugger GmbH\r\n\r\nElectrical Contractor: Elmar Graf GmbH\r\n\r\nProject year: 2018', 'https://z.lighting/en/zumtobel/inspirations/schule-am-see/', 'Zumtobel-SCHULE-AM-SEE_small.jpg', 'Zumtobel SCHULE AM SEE (School by the Lake)', 'SCHULE AM SEE (School by the Lake), MARKTGEMEINDE HARD, AUSTRIA', 'Project SCHULE AM SEE (School by the Lake) is located in MARKTGEMEINDE HARD, AUSTRIA. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-13 00:00:00'),
(1782, 'ZTB038', 94, 'UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCE AND ARTS NORTHWESTERN SWITZERLAND', 'MUTTENZ, SWITZERLAND', 'Thirteen kilometres of light for science\r\n\r\nAn impressive 65 metres high, both modest and monumental: the new building on the Fachhochschule Nordwestschweiz (FHNW, University of Applied Science and Arts Northwestern Switzerland) campus is a truly epic construction. From the outside, the building in Muttenz, Switzerland, is designed as an architectural cube. Inside, it’s fitted with almost sculptural stairways as well as two spectacular atria offering views of the sky. Such an extraordinary design required an equally extraordinary lighting solution: FREELINE by Zumtobel. \r\n\r\nIn consultation with Zürich-based architects pool, and in collaboration with lighting planners at Reflexion AG and electrical planners at Pro Engineering AG, Zumtobel has developed a new grid luminaire. The FREELINE provides substantial, three-dimensional light that accentuates the architecture of the FHNW particularly well, but also serves as lighting for the workplaces. As a special project that has been developed in close collaboration with a customer, FREELINE is part of the limited-edition collection “the editions”.\r\n\r\n\r\nLight accentuates the extraordinary architecture\r\n\r\n“The architecture of the new building is extremely compelling and has a strong graphic quality,” says Thomas Mika, managing director of Reflexion AG, who is responsible for the lighting concept of the university building. “That’s why we decided to integrate all the lights into the structural components as much as we could.”\r\n\r\n\r\nAlternating concrete ribs and luminaires\r\n\r\nThe shape of the new university building is defined by its concrete ribs, which run through the offices, seminar rooms, laboratories and corridors, from the third to the twelfth floor. Reflexion’s design included a linear luminaire between each of the ribs, resulting in very even light density and placement, and Zumtobel incorporating more than 13 kilometres of light into the FHNW architecture.\r\n\r\n\r\nLight distribution: targeted vs. asymmetric\r\n\r\nIn accordance with the lighting planner’s specifications, the Austrian luminaire manufacturer didn’t use a simple, two-dimensional continuous row. Instead, they developed a substantial three-dimensional model – in two different variants. Model one is particularly suitable for offices and schools. Its micro-pyramidal optic (MPO) minimises direct glare as well as glare by reflection and directs light extremely precisely. Model two has a lens-shaped optic. This distributes light asymmetrically and accentuates the architecture of the building, using a wallwasher or table lighting, for example.\r\n\r\n\r\nPure elegance, simple installation\r\n\r\nA particular feature of FREELINE is its pure elegance, with a streamlined aluminium u-profile and acrylic glass (PMMA) cover alone defining the design of the luminaire, while the control gear itself is hidden. Installing the luminaire is just as simple and elegant. The FREELINE is simply added to a low-voltage track, no specially trained personnel required. This benefited the university before the opening just as much as the large numbers of the FREELINE that Zumtobel provided within a very short development and production time.\r\n\r\nThe seamless interplay of architecture and lighting solution for the university building in Muttenz clearly demonstrates that innovative, new solutions are always the result of mutual collaboration. And the students, lecturers and visitors of the FHNW are certainly pleased!\r\n\r\n\r\nClient: Hochbauamt Basel-Landschaft, Fachhochschule Nordwestschweiz\r\n\r\nArchitect: pool Architekten\r\n\r\nLighting Designer: Reflexion AG\r\n\r\nElectrical Consultant: Pro Engineering AG\r\n\r\nProject year: 2019', 'https://z.lighting/en/zumtobel/inspirations/fhnw-campus/', 'Zumtobel-UNIVERSITY-OF-APPLIED-SCIENCE-AND-ARTS-NORTHWESTERN-SWITZERLAND_small.jpg', 'Zumtobel UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCE AND ARTS NORTHWESTERN SWITZERLAND', 'UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCE AND ARTS NORTHWESTERN SWITZERLAND, MUTTENZ, SWITZERLAND', 'Project UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCE AND ARTS NORTHWESTERN SWITZERLAND is located in MUTTENZ, SWITZERLAND. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-13 00:00:00');
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(1783, 'ZTB039', 94, 'BBC CYMRU WALES', 'CARDIFF, UNITED KINGDOM', 'Zumtobel helps create a 21st-century digital broadcasting environment for BBC Wales\r\n\r\nZumtobel luminaires have made an important contribution to the sustainability credentials of the new digital broadcasting studios and office headquarters of BBC Wales. Zumtobel has provided a wide selection of featured and functional luminaires for the project making an inspiring and creative statement. The BBC Wales headquarters located in central Cardiff, is an impressive 21st-century style digital broadcasting house and contains workspaces for more than 1,000 people as well as radio and TV studios. The large facility has a full-height atrium that is configured as a public street at its base and is built over five storeys on the site of the former central bus station.\r\n\r\nThe floorplan is predominantly open-plan, with only 30 percent of workspaces at traditional fixed sit-down desks, whilst the remainder range from high-stool bench workspaces to less formal upholstered seating in more relaxed areas. Acoustics are constantly manipulated to support the function of the space in question and battens and paneling feature in the interiors. Colour rendering was important in some of the areas due to the nature of the operational side of the building.\r\n\r\nTo fulfil the brief, Zumtobel worked closely with the BBC and their design team which resulted in a specification combination of SLOTLIGHT infinity, PANOS evolution, ARCOS, ONDARIA finished in black, SUPERSYSTEM, VIVO, CLEAN and PURESIGN luminaires.\r\n\r\nFor the reception area, SLOTLIGHT infinity, ONDARIA, VIVO and ARCOS luminaires have been installed. SLOTLIGHT provides a continuous vein of light and is available in a choice of lighting and control gear options that deliver a truly integrated, low energy solution. ONDARIA is a family of circular ambient luminaires with an ultra-thin profile, direct/indirect distributions and excellent detailing. Optical lens offerings include the Luminance-Reducing Optic (LRO) for office environments and soft Opal Optic for multiple applications.\r\n\r\nVIVO LED spotlights stand out thanks to their high colour rendering index and extremely uniform light distribution. The ARCOS LED spotlight system makes an impression through minimalist design and clear shapes. Available as a spotlight and a wall-washer, it provides a perfectly consistent balance of finely accented lighting with wide coverage. ONDARIA has also been used to illuminate all of the corridors throughout the building.\r\n\r\nVariations of SLOTLIGHT infinity, including bespoke variants of SLOTLIGHT in criss-cross and rectangles, illuminate the modern open plan offices.\r\n\r\nSUPERSYSTEM and ONDARIA have also been installed in the breakout areas and SUPERSYSTEM in the tea making area. General or accent lighting, direct or indirect distribution, small or large objects, near or far: SUPERSYSTEM can handle demanding challenges with ease, allowing ultimate creativity combined with consistent, simple aesthetics. SUPERSYSTEM focuses primarily on the lighting effect in the room, integrating a wide selection of architectural lighting instruments. The system offers adjustable accent lighting with a variety of options including spots/gimbals, horizontal down-lighting, perfect vertical wall-washing and indirect lighting.\r\n\r\nThe kitchens have been illuminated using CLEAN cleanroom luminaires with the emergency lighting provided by the strikingly elegant, state-of-the-art PURESIGN luminaires.\r\n\r\nFor the meeting rooms, PANOS evolution downlights with a 4000 K colour temperature provide an outstanding lighting quality and a consistently excellent colour rendering (CRI > 90).\r\n\r\nThe successful combination of PANOS evolution and SUPERSYSTEM illuminates the Radio Studio and SUPERSYSTEM for BBC Wales meeting rooms.\r\n\r\n\r\nClient: BBC cymru wales\r\n\r\nProject year: 2020', 'https://z.lighting/en/zumtobel/inspirations/bbc-cymru-wales/', 'Zumtobel-BBC-CYMRU-WALES_small.jpg', 'Zumtobel BBC CYMRU WALES', 'BBC CYMRU WALES, CARDIFF, UNITED KINGDOM', 'Project BBC CYMRU WALES is located in CARDIFF, UNITED KINGDOM. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-13 00:00:00'),
(1784, 'ZTB040', 94, 'GATEWAY ARCH MUSEUM', 'St Louis, Missouri, USA', 'Creating a vibrant extension to St Louis’s premier attraction, the Saarinen Arch, has given the city a new public space, adding excitement for visitors of all ages. The Gateway Arch Museum uses extremely well-lit interior surfaces to ease the transition from the vast, unobscured day-lit park and plaza outdoors to the subterranean galleries inside. The bright, unifying ceiling is the main architectural feature, a collaboration between the architectural team and Tillotson Design Associates. Above, painted-white beams reflect linear uplighting back down through aluminum tubes, creating a consistent, luminous plane across the entire museum. This overarching glow could be mistaken for daylight, mitigating contrasts with the outdoors and enticing visitors to travel below grade.  \r\n\r\nTillotson turned to lensed linear lighting from Zumtobel to mark important areas of the museum with a with a striking line of light, and to draw visitors to vital areas. It is common to use architectural lighting to define areas, but SLOTLIGHTIII’s smooth, seamless lines create breakthrough moments in this panoply of brightnesses. At the ticket counter, SLOTLIGHTIII attracts patrons and provides ample lighting for transactions. Note that the queue area is discretely supported by PANOS recessed downlighting, also from Zumtobel, in the blonde wood ceiling. \r\n\r\nRecessed along the flanking escalators, SLOTLIGHTIII ushers patrons down into the galleries below. At the lowest level, the Multipurpose Room is nestled back, between the stairs. A prominent line of SLOTLIGHTIII beckons visitors from anywhere across the double-height exhibition space, helping them to discover that popular destination. \r\n\r\n“The brightly lit ceiling creates the impression of a space flooded with daylight that draws visitors in and gives a real sense of connection with the outside environment. Clean and white, SLOTLIGHTIII stands out brilliantly, attracting visitors to key destinations.” \r\n\r\nSuzan Tillotson, Founding Partner, Tillotson Design Associates \r\n\r\n\r\nOwner: United States National Park Service\r\n\r\nArchitect: Cooper Robertson, James Carpenter Design Associates, Trivers Associates\r\n\r\nLighting Design: Tillotson Design Associates', 'https://zumtobel.us/inspiration/gateway-arch-museum_77/', 'Zumtobel-GATEWAY-ARCH-MUSEUM_small.jpg', 'Zumtobel GATEWAY ARCH MUSEUM', 'GATEWAY ARCH MUSEUM, St Louis, Missouri, USA', 'Project GATEWAY ARCH MUSEUM is located in St Louis, Missouri, USA. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-14 00:00:00'),
(1785, 'HSS001', 298, 'East End, Newcastle', 'Australia', 'NEWCASTLE: Australia\'s harbour city, shines its way into the future\r\n\r\nWith its new smart lighting concept, as part of the Smart City strategy, Newcastle is considered to be a pioneering city in Australia. The new lighting is the largest, integrated, multifunctional luminaire installation anywhere »Down Under«.\r\n\r\n\r\nSMART CITY OF THE YEAR\r\n\r\nThe Australian city of Newcastle, located in the state of New South Wales and the country\'s eighth largest city with around 300,000 inhabitants, is characterised by an interesting contrast between the world\'s largest coal export harbour, with its huge cargo ships on the one hand and the distinctive art and culture scene with numerous galleries, colourful street art and graffiti on the other hand.\r\n\r\nNewcastle also boasts the longest shifting sand dunes in the southern hemisphere and beautiful sand and surf beaches, including the 33km long Stockton Sand Dunes.\r\n\r\nNewcastle\'s city centre boasts historic buildings, fascinating cultural institutions, vibrant shopping areas and markets and is a very attractive harbour city with a mix of top-class restaurants, restaurants with regional cuisine, cosy cafés and lively bars.\r\n\r\n\r\nSmart City initiative with new lighting solution\r\n\r\nIn 2017, the city launched a Smart City initiative planned to be implemented over a four year period of time. This initiative had the aim of improving the quality of life, sustainability and economic diversity.\r\n\r\nPart of this initiative is an intelligent and versatile public lighting system which, in addition to its functional and energy-saving nature, includes other smart systems such as public WLAN, cameras, loudspeakers, spotlight technology, illuminated decorative elements and sensors.\r\n\r\nSo far, this unique lighting concept, for the entire city centre, has been implemented using around 250 CITY ELEMENTS 230 from Hess. The illuminating columns are not only sophisticated in their minimalist and modern design, but also meet the different lighting requirements of the strict Australian-New Zealand standard.\r\n\r\nThanks to their modularity and pole diameter of 230mm, the integration of different intelligent functions is possible without any problems.\r\n\r\nAll these devices are perfectly integrated into the light column and do not impair the cityscape – on the contrary, they create a uniform appearance.\r\n\r\n\r\nIntelligent multifunctional street lighting in Newcastle\r\n\r\nWharf Road, Hunter Street and Scott Street play an essential role in the new street lighting solution. While the 2km long Wharf Road runs alongside the Hunter River and to Nobbys Beach at the eastern end of Newcastle, Hunter Street branches off into Scott Street and Hunter Street.\r\n\r\nBoth streets lead through the city centre and end at the Tramway Reserve and at Pacific Park, respectively. Both parks have playgrounds, barbecue areas and host festivals, markets and concerts, inviting visitors to come and linger.\r\n\r\nIf you drive along Wharf Road, you can catch a glimpse of the Queens Wharf Ferry Terminal, the restaurants and the green areas. Furthermore, the Wharf Road is part of the \"Newcastle 500\", an annual motorsport event in which the racing teams compete in so-called \"supercars\".\r\n\r\nThe CITY ELEMENTS 230 from Hess were ready for action just in time for the first race ever in 2017 and the rush of visitors that the event attracted.\r\n\r\nIn addition to high-quality lighting, they also ensure public WLAN and, with integrated loudspeakers and cameras, provide information and security to visitors to the \"race track\". What’s more, additional integrated headlights provide further lighting options.\r\n\r\nThe 50 Watt LEDs with a light colour of 4000K in the terminating elements, meet the lighting requirements on all three streets.\r\n\r\nWhile variable luminaire heights of up to 10 metres were chosen for Scott Street and Wharf Road, the CITY ELEMENTS have a uniform height of 11 metres along the entire length of Hunter Street.\r\n\r\nAs previously mentioned, in addition to the standard lighting technology in the terminating elements, additional lighting technology is integrated in the intermediate elements.\r\n\r\nA further objective was to homogeneously illuminate the car park on Wharf Road from above, in order to provide a high sense of security.\r\n\r\nThe planners met this requirement with additional 27 Watt spotlights in some of the intermediate elements.\r\n\r\n\r\nStaging of the »Market street lawn« event area\r\n\r\nThe former rail infrastructure, old covered pedestrian bridges and the exposed area on Wharf Road, which once separated the city centre from the harbour, have been transformed into an attractive 8,000m² public green area: Market Street Lawn. This is considered to be the junction of Market Street and Scott Street and thereby creates a connection between the Central Business District (CBD) and the harbour – a combination of North and South.\r\n\r\nThe green area not only invites visitors to relax and unwind with comfortable seating and playspace water feature, It also serves as a central event area for small to medium-sized events and activities.\r\n\r\nIn order to stage the area in the evening and night hours, the installation of GoBo projectors (integrated in the column) is planned. With these GoBo projectors, texts, graphics, brand logos and patterns can be displayed on the surface and impressively animated.\r\n\r\n\r\nThe new light rail network – no problem thanks to multiple equipping of the CITY ELEMENTS 230\r\n\r\nWhile the former rail infrastructure was transformed into the new Market Street Lawn, Hunter Street and Scott Street have become part of the new Light Rail network.\r\n\r\nThe lanes of the two roads are now separated by rail traffic – resulting in a very wide area that needs to be illuminated. The requirement to guarantee the necessary brightness on the road was therefore challenging.\r\n\r\nDifferent versions of the illuminating columns were chosen for the lighting.\r\n\r\nFirstly, the CITY ELEMENTS 230 along Hunter Street and Scott Street were fitted with an additional 80 watt DALVIK S luminaire head.\r\n\r\nSecondly, a further offset luminaire head with 28 watts was installed on some of the CITY ELEMENTS 230 on the footpath that runs parallel to Scott Street.\r\n\r\nThe additional inclusion of DALVIK S luminaire heads makes it possible to significantly expand the lighting functions – and further increases the application range of the already extremely versatile CITY ELEMENTS.\r\n\r\nAnd during the day, the illuminating columns, finished in the elegant colour \"Mica Black\", appear very reduced and reserved despite their stately heights.\r\n\r\n\r\nAdded value for the people in the city – thanks to multifunctional elements\r\n\r\nIn order to create real added value for citizens and visitors, multifunctional elements were integrated into all CITY ELEMENTS 230.\r\n\r\nThe comprehensive, public WLAN is integrated in an almost invisible way – only a small antenna in the terminating element discreetly indicates the presence of WLAN.\r\n\r\nIn a large part of the CITY ELEMENTS, the cameras integrated in the intermediate elements ensure greater security. This is particularly important at the previously mentioned major event, the \"Newcastle 500\" race, as well as at other events on Market Street Lawn.\r\n\r\nLoudspeakers integrated into the luminaires along Wharf Road also ensure that spectators and guests can be informed and entertained during the events by means of announcements and music.\r\n\r\nThe 150 watt JBL column loudspeakers, installed in the basic elements, guarantee great sound thanks to their excellent quality.\r\n\r\nIn order to be prepared for more extensive multifunctional requirements, some illuminating columns are already equipped with the corresponding devices, which, among other things, enable the integration of a wide variety of sensors.\r\n\r\n\r\nAn optical highlight: the water decorative elements\r\n\r\nDue to the prestigious location of Wharf Road in the city centre, a very special decorative element was chosen in addition to the lighting techniques and multifunctional elements described above: An illuminated 360° element that reflects a pattern of softly breaking waves.\r\n\r\nIn the evening and night hours, this element – which corresponding to the colour synonym of water – shines blue and embodies the character of Newcastle as a harbour city. An ideal challenge for the lighting specialist Hess.\r\n\r\n\r\nAustralia\'s largest smart lighting concept is set to further develop in the future\r\n\r\nWith the smart lighting concept as part of the Smart City strategy, Newcastle is considered to be a pioneering city in Australia, because the new lighting is the largest, integrated, multifunctional smart luminaire installation anywhere \"Down Under\".\r\n\r\nThis year, the city was chosen as \"Smart City of the Year\" at the national \"Smart Cities 2019 Conference\". Newcastle is thus following up on winning the \"Smart Cities Strategy Award\" in 2018.\r\n\r\nFurther smart luminaires are planned for the next few years in the centre of Newcastle. With additional multifunctional applications, the aim is to make the city even more efficient, for example in order to be able to analyse traffic by collecting data. But one thing is already clear: The quality of life and inviting atmosphere will continue to be improved for residents and visitors thanks to the Smart City Initiative.\r\n\r\nWe thank our clients for their trust in Hess – as a worldwide partner for smart solutions. Today and in the future.', 'https://www.hess.eu/en/projects/all-projects/project/east-end-newcastle-au', 'Hess-East-End-Newcastle_small.jpg', 'Hess East End, Newcastle', 'East End, Newcastle, Australia', 'Project East End, Newcastle is located in Australia. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-14 00:00:00'),
(1786, 'HSS002', 298, 'Town Hall', 'Zella Mehlis, Germany', 'A »shining tuft of grass« that brings people together\r\n\r\nZella-Mehlis is a medium-sized town on the southern slope of the Thuringian Forest, which has been able to look upon its town hall square with pride since 2018. For it shines in new splendour.\r\n\r\nAfter the renovation of the historical town hall in the years 1994 - 1995, the square in front of it was recently redesigned, a further step towards improving the townscape. Not only that: The town hall and its square are the hub of the town and are located exactly in the middle of the two parts of the town. Thus, in addition to its representative function, above all, the town hall has a connecting function.\r\n\r\nIt should not only be beautiful to look at but should also bring the citizens together, encourage them to linger and serve as an active meeting and communication location. The site is used year round for this purpose. It offers a variety or seating options and is an important venue for numerous events and markets. Understandably, the city planners commissioned to redesign the square, wanted to do justice to its significance and give it a special charm and atmosphere. Which, as everyone agrees, was most certainly achieved. There’s a good reason for that: From the very beginning, the planners paid great attention to the lighting concept; something unique was to be used here to ensure the highest quality of experience possible for the central location – during the day and at night. The decision was made to use ARINI luminaires, which set extremely innovative impulses in design and function.\r\n\r\nAspects that quickly caught the designers’ eyes and were implemented effectively:\r\nAt the most effective point of the square, luminaires of three different heights were artfully arranged to form an imposing ensemble. This ensemble is reminiscent of a “tuft of grass” and also underlines the ecological orientation of the town. This is an important statement as Zella-Mehlis is a state-approved resort.\r\n\r\nIn total, 7 ARINI poles each with three Light+ luminaire heads were used, which, thanks to their special design and flexible application possibilities, ensure an ideal illumination of the town hall square, the staircases and the limited traffic zone directly in front of the town hall with a minimum number of light points. In the process, glare limitation values were observed and it was ensured that the view of town hall from the town itself was not obstructed.\r\n\r\nEverything contributing to an optimal result: Through the interaction of the 21 ARINI-Light+ luminaire heads with their RGBW end caps, the town hall illumination, the staircase lighting and tree illumination, DALI-controlled dimming and colour changes can be used to create variable lighting scenes that perfectly match the current mood of how the space is being used and optically reinforce it.\r\n\r\nWLAN, cameras and other features can be easily retrofitted due to the multifunctional features of the ARINI concept and are available for future requirements.\r\n\r\nThe successful redesign of the town hall square is also supported, more than impressively, thanks to the luminaires and the lighting concept.\r\n\r\nThe high acceptance of the St. Nicholas market and the 2018 German championships in roller skis prove the great success of this design measure. The citizens of Zella-Mehlis love the new square, it has become the shining heart of their urban life.\r\n\r\n\r\nPhotography: Peter Baum', 'https://www.hess.eu/en/projects/all-projects/project/rathausplatz-zella-mehlis-de', 'Hess-Town-Hall_small.jpg', 'Hess Town Hall', 'Town Hall, Zella Mehlis, Germany', 'Project Merkato is located in Zella Mehlis, Germany. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-15 00:00:00'),
(1787, 'HSS003', 298, 'Chinese Consulate General', 'Munich, Germany', 'The new domicile of the Chinese Consulate General in Munich is more than impressive in many respects: The prestigious building complex in the district of Obersendling houses the largest consulate general of the People’s Republic of China in Europe.\r\n\r\nConsulate visitors are greeted by an extremely impressive reception area, and employees enjoy an attractively designed working and living environment. The open-space design with Asian influence goes hand-in-hand with a sophisticated lighting concept with special decorative, functional and safety-relevant requirements. The selected luminaires by Hess and the installed spotlights by Hess sister company GRIVEN more than meet these high standards in every respect.\r\n\r\nApproximately two years after the groundbreaking ceremony, the Consulate General of the People’s Republic of China opened the doors of its new Munich location at Hofmannstrasse 57 in September 2018.\r\n\r\nDesigned, in cooperation with the Munich planning office Obermeyer, according to a Chinese preliminary design of Tongji University Shanghai, the diplomatic representation of the People’s Republic presents itself to the Free State of Bavaria as a spacious complex in the middle of the city.\r\n\r\nIn addition to modern service buildings, the campus has a secluded, private area hidden from view in the inner courtyard.\r\n\r\nOnly embassy employees who live on the premises have access to it, where they find numerous leisure and recreational features with plenty of convenient amenities and a welcoming ambience.\r\n\r\n\r\nOpen-space design\r\n\r\nA symbiosis of prestige and atmosphere\r\n\r\nFor this open space, landscape architect Alexander Over from Munich developed a design concept that successfully combines traditional elements of Chinese (garden) culture with the Munich location.\r\n\r\nThe design idea is expressed in landscape design that suggests Asia: The combination of 133 large trees, all of which are native to China and suited to the local climate in Southern Germany, together with a lavish bamboo garden with a pavilion, contribute to the Far Eastern staging of the grounds.\r\n\r\nAdditional play and seating areas, along with a large multipurpose sports field, were devoted to the residential area behind the central consulate building. “The trees were arranged in groups of three to seven specimens of the same species. Additional perennial areas, with a mix of more than 5000 plants comprising a total of 50 species, ensure that the grounds are in bloom almost year-round”, says Over.\r\n\r\nAs an eye-catcher at the top of a small hill in the bamboo garden, the pavilion symbolises the open-space concept. Its positioning and the outward appearance are borrowed from the Monopteros of the English Garden in Munich, while the inner, introverted structure conforms to the classic Chinese pavilion. “Modern in form and material, it symbolises the representation of a modern China in the state capital Munich”, the landscape architect explains.\r\n\r\nThe high design standards extend to the choice of materials used, which include predominantly natural materials such as granite paving, differentiated by a variety of stone formats and joint patterns, and wood for the terraces, seating and playground equipment as well as metal in a uniform, light grey tone in the style of the façade elements and the external fence. Only the pavilion and the planters stand out with their darker hue.\r\n\r\n\r\nLighting design\r\n\r\nDesign luminaires from Hess in combination with LED spotlights from GRIVEN ensure attractive presentation of the outdoor space.\r\n\r\nThe entire design is supported by a sophisticated lighting concept, which attractively presents the outdoor installation in its spatial effect and addresses features of safety, orientation and atmosphere.\r\n\r\nThe need to present a distinguished appearance and strict security requirements around the entrance had to be reconciled with functional atmospheric lighting for the private residential and leisure areas.\r\n\r\nSelect design luminaires from Hess were used to meet the diverse lighting requirements, including LINEA pole-mounted luminaires and illuminating bollards, NOVARA S bracket-mounted luminaires, RAVENNA in-ground spotlights, LEDIA illuminating strips, CASSINO wall-mounted luminaires, the ARINI lighting system in a customised version and LED spotlights from our sister company GRIVEN.\r\n\r\nThe luminaires all meet the needs in terms of both form and material composition for the challenging requirements of the exterior. In accordance with the overall colour concept, the Hess luminaires were specially painted in RAL 7037 Dust Grey/Silk Matt for this project.\r\n\r\nThis allows them to blend in perfectly with their surroundings during the day, while their high quality of light in the evening and at night ensures the desired lighting conditions and creates a comfortable atmosphere where desired. “The luminaires should be formally unobtrusive and catch the eye with their lighting effect, especially in the evening and night hours. The ARINI luminaire, which occupies a very exposed position, is explicitly excluded from this. With its pointed, slightly inclined poles, it is reminiscent of grass and discreetly blends with the bamboo garden”, says Over, summing up.\r\n\r\n“The luminaires should be formally unobtrusive and catch the eye with their lighting effect, especially in the evening and night hours. The ARINI luminaire, which occupies a very exposed position, is explicitly excluded from this. With its pointed, slightly inclined poles, it is reminiscent of grass and discreetly blends with the bamboo garden” Alexander Over, Landscape architect\r\n\r\n\r\nSecurity and representation\r\n\r\nThe entrance to the consulate is dominated by security-oriented lighting implemented by the planning team with compact and powerful LED luminaires from GRIVEN. What was needed was a solution that optimally combines light optics and brightness.\r\n\r\nPARADE S-40-R models recessed into the ground, each with 40 exceptionally bright LED units in warm white and asymmetrical wall-washer optics, provide continuous and widely visible lighting for the outer property wall and the street-side façade of the consulate building.\r\n\r\n“The PARADE enables a graduated light pattern that ranges from particularly intense illumination in alarm situations to unobtrusive, shimmering illumination in normal, quiet night operation”, the landscape architect says.\r\n\r\nIn contrast, JADE 16 spotlights are used for purely representative purposes, staging the Chinese national coat of arms selectively and precisely.\r\n\r\nRUBY R spotlights, which are recessed into the ground in the entrance area in front of the wall and near the entrance gate, also increase the attractiveness of the area as wall washers.\r\n\r\nThe LEDIA illuminating strips from Hess set decorative accents at the edges of the paved entrance area. With their routing, they skilfully take up the light strips of the canopy and effectively project them onto the ground.\r\n\r\n\r\nOrientation and atmosphere\r\n\r\nFor the inner courtyard of the embassy, the lighting concept provides functional basic illumination of the pathways as well as attractive staging of the pavilion and vegetation.\r\n\r\n“The façade lighting and the continuous lighting of the property wall, by in-ground luminaires for security reasons, radiates a lot of light upwards. We therefore chose the pole and bollard luminaires with a discreet expression of design for the campus also from the point of view that they emit precisely targeted light onto the desired surfaces”, says Alexander Over.\r\n\r\nAccordingly, the rectangular luminaire housings of the LINEA luminaire family can be found on campus in the form of pole-mounted luminaires and illuminating bollards.\r\n\r\nWhile the nearly 1-metre-high LINEA bollards gently illuminate the pavements, LINEA pole-mounted luminaires in single and double versions ensure homogeneous illumination of the surroundings from a height of 4.5 metres at selected locations.\r\n\r\nIn the area of the residential building, CASSINO wall-mounted luminaires ensure the necessary basic illumination of the pathways and also support the residential atmosphere.\r\n\r\nThanks to NOVARA S bracket-mounted luminaires with mounting heights of 8 metres, optimum lighting conditions prevail around the multipurpose sports field, allowing for late-evening basketball, tennis and football games. High lighting quality is ensured by equipping each of the luminaires with three LEVO LED modules in the light colour of 4000K.\r\n\r\nRAVENNA in-ground spotlights are used to stage the trees and are arranged alternately in front of and behind the trees. The offset positioning creates an extremely appealing combination of light and shadow.\r\n\r\nThe pavilion at the bamboo garden is also illuminated in an atmospheric way: GRIVEN Micro-Dune spotlights installed in the lower column supports and other spotlights mounted between the supports on the pavilion vault bathe the architectural gem in pleasant light during the evening and night hours.\r\n\r\n“The façade lighting and the continuous lighting of the property wall, by in-ground luminaires for security reasons, radiates a lot of light upwards. We therefore chose the pole and bollard luminaires with a discreet expression of design for the campus also from the point of view that they emit precisely targeted light onto the desired surfaces” Alexander Over, Landscape architect\r\n\r\n\r\nBuilder: People’s Republic of China\r\n\r\nLandscape architect: Alexander Over, Munich', 'https://www.hess.eu/en/projects/all-projects/project/chinesisches-generalkonsulat-muenchen-de', 'Hess-Chinese-Consulate-General_small.jpg', 'Hess Chinese Consulate General', 'Chinese Consulate General, Munich, Germany', 'Project Chinese Consulate General is located in Munich, Germany. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-15 00:00:00'),
(1788, 'CGR014', 229, 'TriCon Container Terminal', 'Nuremberg, Germany', 'The TriCon Container Terminal in Nuremberg is a trimodal handling system for combined transport managed by the operating company TriCon Container-Terminal Nürnberg GmbH. It is the largest freight center in southern Germany and manages the gradual transition of goods in combined transport between rail, water and road.\r\n\r\nIt acts as a connection point between the international railway network, the regional and national transport of trucks and the shipment of goods across the Rhine, the Main and the Danube. The efficiency of the structure is guaranteed by ten loading rails, four rail-mounted gantry cranes and a total capacity of 350,000 loading units per year.\r\n\r\nIn order to modernize the lighting system of the TriCon Container Terminal in Nuremberg has been chosen our M48 Area Flood floodlight with a total power of 418W and LT-05 and LT-06 asymmetric optics.\r\n\r\nThe new floodlight, installed on 26 high-mast lights with a height of 22 meters, has replaced the old floodlights with 1000W high-pressure sodium lamps allowing to achieve an excellent lighting result and above all guaranteeing energy savings of 60%.\r\n\r\nThe optics used, LT-05 and LT-06, are particularly suitable for illuminating large areas, thanks respectively to an asymmetry of 50° and 65° which allows to illuminate an area which width is up to twice the height of the support on which the lighting body is positioned. The combined mix of the two optics has allowed to obtain the perfect uniformity of the illuminated area.\r\n\r\nM48 Area Flood has been chosen because it satisfies a series of project requirements, such as:\r\n\r\n· Modularity of the device\r\n\r\n· On-site substitutability of individual modules\r\n\r\n· High quality of workmanship and treatment\r\n\r\n· Excellent lighting results\r\n\r\n· Protection level IP 66\r\n\r\n· 10KV common and differential protection system\r\n\r\n• The project has been carried out in collaboration with our partner Delsana, that has developed a unique fixing solution, highly appreciated by the client.\r\n\r\n\r\nProducts: M48 Area Flood', 'https://www.caribonigroup.com/en/projects/tricon-container-terminal-nuremberg/', 'Cariboni-Group-TriCon-Container-Terminal_small.jpg', 'Cariboni Group TriCon Container Terminal', 'TriCon Container Terminal, Nuremberg, Germany', 'Project TriCon Container Terminal is located in Nuremberg, Germany. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-15 00:00:00'),
(1789, 'PLT005', 295, 'Alàbriga Hotel & Home Suites', 'Girona, Spain', 'An architecture with sinuous lines in the heart of Costa Brava (Wild Coast)\r\n\r\nHotel Alabriga is the project that best expresses Platek\'s great ability to collaborate in the hospitality world. Thanks to the detailed catalogue, which includes both technical and decorative product lines for exteriors and interiors, Platek boasts an offer able to fully satisfy the customer\'s needs, creating a project perfectly tailored to his expectations. Located in the centre of the Costa Brava, between Barcelona and Girona, the Alàbriga Hotel & Home Suites is located in one of the Mediterranean best preserved areas. Architect Aryanour Djalali, inspired by the hull of a yacht anchored in the bays of Sant Feliu de Guíxol, has created a majestic structure with sinuous lines, reminiscent of the movement of the waves of the sea. Hotels, residences or resorts must be places linked to the concept of relaxation, escape, emotion. The wise use of light plays a key role in moving in this direction. For this reason, the choice of the owner of the structure, Valery Scherer, fell on Platek products, which has therefore created a whispered light, able to delicately underline the volumes of the architecture and realising angles of relaxation. To illuminate the elegant structure, Flamingo floor lamps designed by Sara Moroni were selected, able to create a cosy and relaxing atmosphere in the private balconies of the rooms. On the other hand, the Mesh lines by Marco Acerbis, give a welcoming mood both in the outdoor café (in the wall-mounted version) and in the other catering areas (in the battery-operated version). Various types of wall-mounted lamps have been used for the interior, carefully selected to meet any lighting requirement. The service lights are also by Platek: The Pico collection illuminates the stairs, while Spy illuminates the walkways, making the outdoor spaces extremely liveable and welcoming even after sunset. The project is completed by the nano full stainless steel projector and nail collections to light up the green spaces, and Mini Full Inox products have been used to enhance the tall trunks.\r\n\r\n\r\nARCHITECT: Aryanour Djalali\r\n\r\nENGINEER: Toni Peña\r\n\r\nLIGHTING PROJECT: David Vilà, Espais d’Illuminacio - Albert Estellés, Platek\r\n\r\nCOMMISSIONED BY: Valery Scherer', 'https://www.platek.eu/eng/realizzazione.php?id=180', 'Platek-Alàbriga-Hotel-and-Home-Suites_small.jpg', 'Platek Alàbriga Hotel & Home Suites', 'Alàbriga Hotel & Home Suites, Girona, Spain', 'Project Alàbriga Hotel & Home Suites is located in Girona, Spain. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-16 00:00:00'),
(1790, 'IGZ058', 65, 'The Museum of Decorative Arts', 'Paris, France', 'Antique jewellery and new light\r\n\r\nThe Museum of Decorative Arts in Paris is a private museum, that has been recognised as a public facility since 1901. It is designed to view history through its various collections that showcase design, fashion, fabrics, advertising and graphics, and it is located in an area that includes the Louvre museum and the Tuileries Garden. In particular, the museum is home to an extremely important collection of jewellery with over seven thousand items, ranging from the middle ages up until today.\r\n\r\nA wide variety of traditional items are on display featuring gold, silver, enamel and precious stones, but there is also a section of plastic bijouterie that has been popular since the 1960s. Since 2012 the gallery has enjoyed the support of the Van Cleef & Arpels “School of Jewellery Arts”, whose mission is to create and share a love of jewellery, not only at its headquarters in the Place Vendôme, but also through its cultural partners. In 2004 the Swiss architect, Roberto Ostinelli, was commissioned to create the exhibition layout for the Gallery des Bijoux and his design was based on evoking the sensation of entering Ali Baba\'s cave. In this case the lighting was based on the use of optic fibres that made the jewels gleam. In 2019 the Gallery des Bijoux was refurbished in order to house the Gallery\'s latest acquisitions and as the optic fibre system could not be updated, a new LED lighting system was installed that also offers significant energy savings.\r\n\r\nAfter a series of tests, iGuzzini luminaires were chosen for the project. A decision that was based partly on experience, as the company\'s low voltage Palco projectors had already been used by the museum in its temporary exhibition \"Tutto Ponti: Gio Ponti archi-designer\", held from 19th October 2018 to 5th May 2019. The exhibition design has the same concept as Roberto Ostinelli\'s initial project. But as this made it impossible to eliminate reflections in the showcase glass, this effect was used to create an original and entertaining game. This involves the jewels being arranged inside the cases as if they are being worn. The visitor’s reflection is then superimposed on this, so it looks as if they are the ones wearing these treasures. According to the Director of the Gallery, Évelyne Possémé, the 4000 K colour temperature chosen is so similar to actual daylight that it highlights the gold and makes both the gems and enamel jewellery gleam.\r\n\r\nIn January 2020 the collection was presented to the public with the new lighting system that both \"declutters\" the display rooms thanks to the extremely compact size of the Palco Low Voltage projectors used, and ensures that the impact on the conservation of the items is minimal. The Voyons Voir lighting design has therefore created a magical and dreamlike exhibition design. In a dark environment, the precious beauty of each item is revealed with high precision beams of light that appear to come from nowhere thanks to the miniaturisation of the luminaires. The visitors then walk amongst these jewels under mysterious beams of light as the Laser Blade luminaires are completely concealed in the ceiling.\r\n\r\nThe new lighting system was also commissioned in view of the museum\'s 2021 and 2022 programme, which includes two extremely important exhibitions: \"Cartier\'s Orient\" (2021) and \"The history of jewels and jewellery sets” (2022).\r\n\r\n\r\nClient: Museum of Decorative Arts\r\n\r\nLighting project: Voyons Voir\r\n\r\nLayout design: Roberto Ostinelli & Partners\r\n\r\nPhotographer: Didier Boy De La Tour', 'https://www.iguzzini.com/projects/project-gallery/the-museum-of-decorative-arts-antique-jewellery-and-new-light/', 'iGuzzini-The-Museum-of-Decorative-Arts_small.jpg', 'iGuzzini The Museum of Decorative Arts', 'The Museum of Decorative Arts, Paris, France', 'Project The Museum of Decorative Arts is located in Paris, France. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-16 00:00:00'),
(1791, 'HSS004', 298, 'Willy-Brandt-Platz', 'Lünen, Germany', 'Willy-Brandt-Square, Lünen (Germany): Vivacious centre of urban life\r\n\r\nThe city of Lünen, north of Dortmund on the border of the cultural and recreational landscape of the Münsterland region, combines the advantages of the nearby cwith the amenities of rural tranquillity.\r\n\r\nThe cityscape is characterised in particular by the river that runs through the city centre, the Lippe, which has brought forth a lush green urban structure with great value as a destination for recreation.\r\n\r\nIn addition to the attractive scenery, the city owes its unmistakable look and feel to the comprehensively modernised inner city. The attractive revamping of the southern entrance to the city centre, the newly designed pedestrian zone and the carefully renovated historic building façades are elements of the cityscape that now shine in new splendour, showing the city from ist very best side.\r\n\r\n\r\nImportant centre of attraction\r\n\r\nFor several months now, the redesigned Willy-Brandt-Square in the immediate vicinity of the former Hertie building has become an important centre of attraction – today an attractive commercial and gastronomic focal point with private residential space.\r\n\r\nThe successful design of the marketplace is rounded out by atmospheric space, effect and ambient lighting:\r\n\r\nCITY ELEMENTS 230 illuminating columns and JADE 16 spotlights attractively showcase the roughly 3000-square-meter square in the evening, giving it a unique look that is accentuated by colour if desired – depending on mood, occasion and season.\r\n\r\n\r\nDesign of square focuses on attractiveness and functionality\r\n\r\nThe renovation of the Hertie building with Willy-Brandt-Square took place within the framework of the enhancement measures implemented since 2007 of the grant program “Urban Redevelopment West – Lünen Town Centre 2012 – Impulses for a Strong Core”. Their implementation is based on close cooperation between the public sector and private Investors.\r\n\r\n“The functionally and architecturally significant new property as well as its Environment must be perceived as an Overall concept”, emphasises Jürgen Arendes, creator of the plan for the newly designed Willy-Brandt-Square and Deputy Head of the Urban Green department of the city of Lünen, who was in charge of the redesign of the area.\r\n\r\nThe holistic design concept envisaged qualitatively upgrading Willy-Brandt-Square as the centre of the city while at the same time creating a versatile and barrier-free location for events, markets, festivals and other activities. In order to improve the attractiveness and functionality of the square, it was necessary to add structure to the area with its clearly defined spatial edges.\r\n\r\nThis was achieved by a “functional strip” made of natural stone paving and a rowof gleditsias (honey locust trees). The functional strip divides the area with concrete paving stones and is designed to dovetail with the adjacent entrance area of the Technical City Hall. In addition, it serves as an orientation aid for the visually impaired.\r\n\r\nWith the opening of a café and a restaurant, each with an outdoor area, as well as additional seating, the square was made even more inviting. “Today, Willy-Brandt-Square presents itself to the citizens of the city as a lively, urban location and a destination to enjoy and linger in”, says Jürgen Arendes, summing up.\r\n\r\n\r\nLighting design: Successful interaction of functional and decorative light\r\n\r\nAnother distinctive feature of the design of the square is the premium lighting solution, which combines Hess’s CITY ELEMENTS 230 illuminating columns with the “JADE 16” spotlights from GRIVEN embedded in the Hess tree grates of type “Octa”.\r\n\r\nThe technically and qualitatively high-quality luminaires replace the old lighting of the square and discreetly blend into the design of the open space with their clear expression of design and chosen colour.\r\n\r\n“In accordance with the planning approach, the lighting was to be modernised beyond the mere task of illumination in terms of its aesthetics and energy effi ciency”, says the open-space designer, explaining the basic idea of the lighting concept.\r\n\r\n\r\nBasic lighting and lighting eff ects with automatic dimming\r\n\r\nA total of 14 CITY ELEMENTS 230 illuminating columns with a height of 6 meters provide the basic illumination of the square from the outside. For this they were placed at intervals of about 10 meters on the square’s functional strip between the freshly planted honey locusts, at the edge of the square in front of the Technical City Hall and in front of City Hall.\r\n\r\nA CITY ELEMENTS 230 luminaire is equipped with an additional spotlight module to accentuate the bronze sculptures in the marketplace. The designers thus used the potential of the variable luminaire system CITY ELEMENTS, whose terminating and intermediate elements can be equipped entirely according to the lighting requirements.\r\n\r\n“The crucial factor in choosing the luminaires was the design and functionality of CITY ELEMENTS. In particular, the intermediate modules for additional illumination of objects was seen as innovative”, says Jürgen Arendes.\r\n\r\nIn addition, the illuminating columns are equipped with the integrated dimming system AstroDIM. This allows the lighting level to be automatically lowered during the night from 10 pm to 3 am to 70 % . At 3 am the lighting level is raised back up to 100 %. The city of Lünen thus benefi ts from requirementsbased lighting and a significant increase in efficiency.\r\n\r\n\r\nAmbient lighting that changes according to the seasons\r\n\r\nIn addition to the basic illumination, the JADE 16 LED spotlights embedded in tree grates and thus in the ground provide extremely pleasant ambient lighting on the square. To accomplish this, a total of 14 spotlights were embedded along the functional strip in Hess’s OCTA tree grates, which withstand a wheel load of up to five tonnes.\r\n\r\nThe tree grates protect the root system of the new population of trees and are specially equipped for this project with two recesses to accommodate two 38-watt LED spotlights in each case. In the evening and early morning hours, their light accentuates the treetops of the honey locust trees in a particularly impressive manner.\r\n\r\nFor ambient lighting, the designers developed automatically available programming of light scenarios in RGB and warm white, colour-coordinated with the seasons. In the spring months, a high proportion of green dominates, while in summer it is yellow shades and in autumn orange nuances that determine the play of colours. In winter, blue and magenta tones are in the foreground.\r\n\r\nThe control technology of the LED spotlights is inconspicuously housed in a TOLEDO power and water bollard from Hess. Other high-quality equipment elements of the square include four PUNTO 700 waste receptacles from Hess, in which the round shape of the CITY ELEMENTS illuminating columns is discreetly repeated, ensuring a uniform overall picture, the planters developed according to the specifications of the designers and the park furniture expressly provided with fittings to aid the elderly in standing up.\r\n\r\n\r\nMarketplace extremely well received by the city’s population\r\n\r\nAfter a one-year break during the refurbishment, the weekly market days on Tuesday and Friday, as well as varied events, make for a lively atmosphere on the square. “Immediately after the removal of the construction fences and release of the square for use, the new marketplace was filled with life. The square is an extremely popular destination, not only on market days. Thanks to the redesign, Willy-Brandt-Square looks more structured, more contemporary, friendlier and livelier than before”, says Jürgen Arendes.\r\n\r\nThe city of Lünen is currently preparing for the “Lünsche Mess” from 6 to 9 September 2018: then Willy-Brandt-Square will become a crowd puller and the backdrop for fun events for young and old alike.\r\n\r\n\r\nLighting design: tecnoPlan Oliver Marschk, Herne; Hess\r\n\r\nBuilder: City of Lünen Plan creator Jürgen Arendes, Deputy Head of Urban Green, City of Lünen (Willy-Brandt-Square, south Marktstrasse and Mauerstrasse)\r\n\r\nPhotography: Darius Bera', 'https://www.hess.eu/en/projects/all-projects/project/willy-brandt-platz-luenen-de', 'Hess-Willy-Brandt-Platz_small.jpg', 'Hess Willy-Brandt-Platz', 'Willy-Brandt-Platz, Lünen, Germany', 'Project Willy-Brandt-Platz is located in Lünen, Germany. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-16 00:00:00');
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(1793, 'PLT006', 295, 'Camlica Mosque', 'Istanbul, Turkey', 'Illuminating a majestic architecture\r\n\r\nThe Camlica mosque in Istanbul is the largest and most impressive mosque in Turkey: the project was born out of the Turkish government\'s need to testify to the country\'s economic size. The internal spaces respond to numerous needs: the structure includes a place dedicated to worship and prayer as well as an art gallery, a library, a conference room, an art studio and the Museum of Islamic Civilization. Platek products that have been included in this project were chosen to enhance architecture and cultural heritage. Medio up-lighter in particular has been used to illuminate the base of the columns and the internal portico, characterized by slightly acute vaults. Thanks to the product\'s ability to illuminate important surfaces in width and height, Medio has also been used to illuminate the external pilasters at the base. On the other hand, Target floodlight proved to be ideal for illuminating the niches that decorate the corridors and, demonstrating its the extreme versatility, for illuminating the external domes. For the internal domes the Strip product was used, which is able to make the most of shapes and volumes.\r\n\r\n\r\nLIGHTING DESIGNER: Utku Baskir\r\n\r\nARCHITECT: Haci Mehmet Guner', 'https://www.platek.eu/eng/realizzazione.php?id=226', 'Platek-Camlica-Mosque_small.jpg', 'Platek Camlica Mosque', 'Camlica Mosque, Istanbul, Turkey', 'Project Camlica Mosque is located in Istanbul, Turkey. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-22 00:00:00'),
(1794, 'ERC036', 62, 'ZIEGERT Knight Frank', 'Frankfurt, Germany', '\"Spot-on\" for a striking shop design: in the light of colours\r\n\r\nInspired and well-rehearsed – portrait of a Frankfurt design team\r\n\r\n\"Light, colours and materials – everything has to come together otherwise it won\'t work!\" The invitingly colourful shop in the centre of Frankfurt, designed by Paul Bauer and Oskar Melzer for the real estate company ZIEGERT Knight Frank is co-ordinated in terms of functional clarity down to its last detail. \"We wanted to make a statement,\" says architect Paul Bauer about the contemporary, loose and casual aesthetics of the real estate office. ERCO presents the two designers in the „Spot-on“ series, a pair that has been working well together for several years and who understand the impact of rooms, colour and light as intuitively as they do creative reinvention.\r\n\r\n\r\nDJ, restaurant owner and designer\r\n\r\nOskar Melzer wouldn\'t call himself an interior designer. Perhaps more of a visionary or creative director. He began his career at the Munich Film Academy. As a DJ, gallery owner and gastronome he ran well-known restaurants and trendy clubs in Berlin such as the Weekend and the Louis Pretty delicatessen. He usually designed the interiors with Paul Bauer, who since then has set up his own studio in Frankfurt. With a modern, purist and well thought-out vocabulary of design he now works in the fields of scenography, interiors, exhibition architecture and furniture design.\r\n\r\n\r\nA creative ping-pong\r\n\r\nThe co-operation between the two was formed over 15 years ago at the Berlin art fair \"abc\" with a pop-up catering bar. \"Our work together is a creative ping-pong,\" says Paul Bauer. It\'s also about constantly filtering good ideas that the two of them throw at each other in their numerous projects. \"In the meantime I have the most fun designing rooms,\" says Melzer, who has the talent not only to develop ideas but also to realise them creatively.\r\n\r\n\r\nPrecise perfection\r\n\r\nThe new \'ZIEGERT Knight Frank\' office spaces in Frankfurt, called Shop for short by the real estate company because it is also used as a showroom, has risen like a phoenix from the ashes. The shop was a \'complete dump\', attests Melzer. \"Our idea here was to spatially separate the 70m2 area and divide it into two entirely separate atmospheric zones.\" The precise interplay of light, colour and perfection creates a functionally coherent and aesthetically attractive whole.\r\n\r\n\r\nLight and colour\r\n\r\n\"Good lighting was decisive for us because the perception of the colours depends on it\", explains Paul Bauer. The front area and entrance zone, with an open, laid-back atmosphere, is determined by the warm reddish orange of the seating. The entrance is uniformly illuminated by twelve ERCO Pollux spotlights as if in a gallery, and a relaxed lounge-like island of light is created around the sofas. While the track remains unobtrusively discreet in the tone of the ceiling colour, the black housings of the Pollux spotlights set specific accents.\r\n\r\n\r\nA visual calm\r\n\r\nOn the other hand, the ambience in the rear area of the shop is, in contrast, subdued. Oskar Melzer calls this \"visual calm\". The built-in cabinets and fronts of the panelled walls are in a striking turquoise blue, the complementary colour to the reddish orange of the entrance.\r\n\r\nWhen it came to the lighting, a high level of flexibility was important to the two designers. Three plain black desks arranged in a row are individually illuminated by Skim downlights for track (16W LED). These lighting tools combine the flexibility of spotlights with the visual comfort, efficiency and simplicity of downlights – thus providing the ideal lighting solution for flexible office layouts. Two further Skim track downlights (12W LED) with wide flood (approx. 50°) distribution above the conference table, create a pleasant working atmosphere.\r\n\r\n\r\nPoetry in precision\r\n\r\nPaul Bauer justifies his decision in favour of ERCO with the high quality of its luminaires and the company\'s reliably good support. \"ZIEGERT Knight Frank clients,\" according to Oskar Melzer, \"should ultimately think: they also know something about interior design here.\" With its precise implementation, their design of the new real estate shop should not express an anonymous form of office aesthetics but rather an almost homely sense of poetry. And \"feeling good\", adds Melzer, is everything.\r\n\r\nThe \"Spot-on\" series continues to provide a media stage for unusual projects and interesting new philosophies with lighting. Modern approaches to lighting design and creative lighting concepts from young designers are presented at regular intervals – whether small or large projects or lighting for indoors or outdoors.\r\n\r\n\r\nArchitecture: Studio Paul Bauer, Frankfurt / Germany, www.studio-bauer.com, Oskar Melzer, Frankfurt / Germany, www.oskarmelzer.com\r\n\r\nLighting design: Studio Paul Bauer, Frankfurt / Germany, Oskar Melzer, Frankfurt / Germany\r\n\r\nPhotography: Lukas Palik, Düsseldorf', 'https://www.erco.com/projects/retail/spot-on-ziegert-knight-frank-frankfurt-7205/en/', 'ERCO-ZIEGERT-Knight-Frank_small.jpg', 'ERCO ZIEGERT Knight Frank', 'ZIEGERT Knight Frank, Frankfurt, Germany', 'Project ZIEGERT Knight Frank is located in Frankfurt, Germany. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-22 00:00:00'),
(1795, 'SCH031', 114, 'Smart Trier', 'Germany', 'Free WiFi to empower and connect the community\r\n\r\nThe city of Trier, is the oldest city in Germany. While the city centre exudes a quaint ambiance, with its treasure trove of Roman ruins, Roman emperors and later bishops have made this city what it is today. A forward-thinking city that is continuously using technology to improve the quality of life for its citizens and the many tourists who flock to discover its famous Christmas market!\r\n\r\nThe city’s commitment to deliver a better quality of life while taking into account financial and environmental factors is at the heart of its digital transformation. The city has launched a series of smart initiatives in line with this digital strategy that are ‘people-centred’ while significantly reducing the amount of resources the city consumes to massively reduce CO2 emissions and dependency on fossil fuel. \r\n \r\n\r\nCitizens at the centre\r\n\r\nSWT Stadtwerke Trier (SWT) is responsible for implementing the city’s smart initiatives, which are in line with the Digital Strategy launched in 2014. The SWT does not see technology as an end in itself, but considers it a tool, to help them deliver better services and improve the quality of life for everyone in their city. \r\n\r\nFor the SWT, free WiFi connectivity is an essential foundational layer for their smart city. Modern citizens expect to be connected at all times, especially the 20,000 students who live in the city!\r\nFree WiFi also helps to bridge the digital divide. People who may not have reliable access to online services are able to go online for education, job searches, or to communicate.\r\nThe success of a pilot project that provided free WiFi during the 2015 Christmas market reinforced the SWT’s conviction and they started to analyse how they could install a more permanent infrastructure in the city centre without having to dig up ground around the UNESCO sites. \r\n\r\nAt that time, the SWT was thinking of replacing the street lights in the city centre with the ModulLum, a luminaire they knew well. As luck would have it, the Shuffle which had been launched a few months earlier was ideal for what they wanted to do. \r\n \r\n\r\nGoodbye to data woes\r\n\r\nThe SWT opted to install the Shuffle street lights with integrated WiFi access points , throughout the area around Hauptmarkt, the city’s large market square in the city centre. The Shuffle provides a reliable and secure infrastructure for the access points, which ensure the necessary bandwidth and quality of service for a perfect surfing and communication experience, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. \r\n\r\nAll residents and visitors can connect for an hour each day. On average, more than 5,000 people take advantage of this free service every day, with notable spikes when tourist buses arrive. It is a great advantage for the 2 million tourists who visit each year. They can enjoy an internet connection without roaming charges, which encourages them to stay longer, boosting the local economy.\r\n\r\nResidents can have up to 4 hours free if they download the city app. No tracking is carried out on the app in compliance with GDPR regulations. \r\nThe SWT plans to extend the free WiFi to other areas of the city in the near future.  \r\n \r\n\r\nSustainable lighting\r\n\r\nThe Shuffle delivers a soft white light to create a a more efficient, sustainable and safe city experience at night. It has enabled the city to save energy, cut CO2 emissions and lower operations and maintenance costs all while keeping citizens safe and satisfied. \r\nThe refined column seamlessly integrates into the city centre, rich in architecture and UNESCO sites. \r\n\r\nResidents and tourists can gather at any time to marvel at the well-preserved townhouses that create a mixed cityscape of Renaissance, Baroque, Classicist architecture or simply enjoy a chat or connect with family and friends.\r\n\r\n\r\nCustomer: SWT Stadtwerke Trier', 'https://www.schreder.com/en/projects/shuffle-wifi-empowers-community-trier', 'Schreder-Smart-Trier_small.jpg', 'Schreder Smart Trier', 'Smart Trier, Germany', 'Project Smart Trier is located in Germany. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-22 00:00:00'),
(1796, 'AXO009', 83, 'Private House in Brasil', 'Brasil', 'A beautiful project designed by Karla Oliveira in which Hoops illuminates with elegance the space', 'https://www.axolight.it/en/project/hoops-in-a-private-house-in-brasil/', 'Axolight-Private-House-in-Brasil_small.jpg', 'Axolight Private House in Brasil', 'Private House in Brasil', 'Project Private House is located in Brasil. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-22 00:00:00'),
(1797, 'VBA023', 129, 'Amedeo Restaurant', 'Livorno, Italy', 'Designers Select Vibia Lighting for a Vibrant Tuscan Restaurant\r\n\r\nLocated on the western coast of Tuscany, Amedeo restaurant in Livorno, Italy, is the bold brainchild of Modo Architecture + Design Studio. The interior is a combination of vibrant colors and striking décor, where yellow leather banquettes and tangerine chairs co-exist with cheeky neon signs and bright-red banana plants.\r\n\r\nLighting by Vibia serves as a restrained counterpoint to the daring design, while reinforcing the restaurant’s organic motifs.\r\n\r\nIn the dining room, the designers deployed Flamingo pendants by Antoni Arola over the tables. Their delicate, deconstructed form appears to hover overhead like its namesake bird, lending a tropical look consistent with the rest of the room.\r\n\r\nFlamingo’s spherical silhouette mirrors the curve of the tables, defining individual eating areas while bathing them in diffuse gradations of LED-powered light.\r\n\r\nPositioned nearby are a pair of Palma wall lamps, also designed by Antoni Arola. They feature two glowing semi-circles of blown opal glass joined by an aluminum belt and recall the shape of the earth. Stacked vertically, they stand sentry on opposite walls, casting an ambient wash of light over the space.\r\n\r\nPalma fixtures also appear in the bar. Against a backdrop of lush botanical wallpaper, the horizontal hanging lamp draws the eye to the counter clad in aqua-blue, 3-dimensional tile. Inspired by ancient hanging gardens, the pendant accommodates greenery along its axis and enhances the room’s untamed, natural attitude.\r\n\r\nAlong the wall, two Palma wall lamps fitted with plants bookend the wine shelves and nod to the jungle-green color scheme.\r\n\r\n\r\nDesign Studio: MODO Architettura + Design\r\n\r\nPhotography: Antonio Hant Corallo', 'https://www.vibia.com/en/designers-select-vibia-lighting-for-a-vibrant-tuscan-restaurant/', 'Vibia-Amedeo-Restaurant_small.jpg', 'Vibia Amedeo Restaurant', 'Amedeo Restaurant, Livorno, Italy', 'Project Amedeo Restaurant is located in Livorno, Italy. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-22 00:00:00'),
(1798, 'OCC009', 141, 'Design Offices Skytower', 'Munich, Germany', 'Design Offices Munich – a beacon of light for the city\r\n\r\nLocated at the heart of where streets and tracks converge, Munich’s Bavaria Towers represent a new landmark in the city’s eastern district. In the highest of the four towers, the coworking space provider Design Offices offers new work solutions throughout seven floors according the most modern standards. Maximum flexibility constitutes a fundamental part of this office concept and was therefore also incorporated into the lighting design from Occhio.\r\n\r\n\r\nA symbiosis of light & architecture\r\n\r\nIn the Munich district of Bogenhausen, a modern architectural ensemble is being created with the Bavaria Towers, which will bring together offices and hotel industry of a new generation. In the highest of the four towers, coworking space provider Design Offices has moved into a total of seven floors to offer new work solutions according to the most modern standards. The maximum flexibility inherent in the office concept was also the benchmark for Occhio\'s lighting concept.\r\n\r\nThe flexibility in the lighting design is mainly achieved by a track system that on the one hand is compatible with the building’s triangular floor plan, but also responds to the special requirements and features. The focus thereby was on finding a linear module system for the amorphous floor plan and to integrate the fewest possible elements into the ceiling.\r\n\r\nThis ultimately led to the creation of a compelling track grid that radiates from the middle of the tower throughout the individual floors. The flexible lighting concept extends over the entire 9,000 square metres and is primarily represented by the luminaire series Mito, Mito linear and Più. Occhio implemented tailor-made solutions for the individual requirements and at the same time ensured that the budget specifications were met through intelligent lighting design.\r\n\r\nOcchio\'s services in the project – from lighting design, project management and intensive supervision of the installation on site to final acceptance - have already been used at a total of five Design Offices locations.\r\n\r\n\r\nA beacon of design for the office\r\n\r\nThe building’s exterior appearance was even taken into consideration for the lighting design.\r\n\r\nThus, the planning process focused on the ceiling soffit\'s design and the perception thereof from the outside, which showcases integrated grids consisting of black tracks.\r\n\r\nAt the same time, the building communicates with the natural rhythm of daylight – in the morning and evening the light is warm, while during the day it is somewhat cooler. Thanks to »color tune«, the tone of the light can be dynamically adjusted – and synchronously managed throughout all floors with Occhio air.\r\n\r\n\r\nA place where you are welcome\r\n\r\nThe second floor is home to the official entrance area. This is also where informal meetings take place – the lounge area, café bar, alcoves and a large outdoor terrace invite everyone to participate in creative, casual discussions.\r\n\r\nDesign Offices wanted the lighting in this space to serve as a contrast to the repetitive continuity found in the standard floors. The desired effect was still achieved with the same luminaires that run through the entire project like a common thread – the Più R alto 3d spotlight as a track version and a special version of the Mito sospeso pendant luminaire with a black canopy.\r\n\r\nThe vitality of the different heights and the informal arrangement create an apparent lightness that can be felt throughout the entire second floor.\r\n\r\n\r\nPlatform for discussions – atmospheric light\r\n\r\nIn the exquisitely furnished and inviting conference rooms featuring high-quality and carefully selected design classics, the underlying pleasant atmosphere is also reflected in the lighting.\r\n\r\nMito sospeso creates an inviting meeting place that brings together, connects and unifies. By adjusting the color temperature, its light can also be adapted to suit situations – ranging from an energetic light in the morning to a warm light that facilitates a relaxed approach to networking, thus giving meetings a familiar and even more personal atmosphere.\r\n\r\n\r\nThe sound of silence – light meets acoustics\r\n\r\nThe meeting room presented the light planning team with an additional challenge that eventually led to a special lighting solution: Mito soffitto is used here together with acoustically effective material in the form of round, black panels consisting of PET, thus emulating the material used for the existing movable walls from Design Offices.\r\n\r\nFor the first time ever, this special solution manages to combine light and acoustics in an Occhio luminaire, and a modified version of this will be incorporated into the portfolio as Mito soffitto acoustic.\r\n\r\n\r\nThe perfect match – flexible light\r\n\r\nIn the standard floors, the high flexibility of the lighting concept is featured once again and ensures a generous degree of customisation. The grid system is consistently presented here throughout all areas, each alternately equipped with three Più R alto 3d spotlights and a pendant luminaire – Mito volo track.\r\n\r\nThe layout of the lighting tracks closely corresponds to the architecture: This was achieved by addressing the window axes and also incorporating the beams that can optionally be used as partitions.\r\n\r\nMito volo track is also a lighting variation developed specifically for this project that can be integrated into the system as a track version.\r\n\r\n\r\nThe smallest common denominator\r\n\r\nThe smallest office unit serves as an office for a single person, two people or as a conference room for four people. It is equipped with two tracks – one with a pendant luminaire and one with spotlights.\r\n\r\nThis format decisively reveals the flexibility of both components, namely that of the architecture and the lighting concept: On the one hand, it offers flexible movable walls, thus allowing the transformation from a large room into miniature offices and one the other, the consistently designed track grids from Occhio.\r\n\r\nHere too, the punctual, directional light of the spotlights complements the diffuse component of the pendant luminaire.\r\n\r\n\r\nOn the wall or on the go – smart light control\r\n\r\nThe lighting concept was not designed for specific situations, since the spaces are constantly part of a dynamic letting process. Nevertheless, each occupant can determine the desired lighting environment.\r\n\r\nThis is where the user assumes the role of the designer. They can use features such as gesture control or the Bluetooth-based light control Occhio air to change the overall atmosphere by adapting individual features and thus customise the work situation.\r\n\r\nThe Occhio air controller with pre-configured lighting scenarios can be stored on the wall thanks to the corresponding magnetic mount – or simply take it with you.\r\n\r\n\r\nYear of realization: 2020\r\n\r\nArchitecture: Nieto Sobejano Arquitectos\r\n\r\nLuminaires: Mito sospeso, Mito soffitto, Mito volo, Più R alto, Più R alto 3d\r\n\r\nPhotos: Christoph Philadelphia\r\n\r\nText: Barbara Jahn-Rösel', 'https://www.occhio.de/lighting-design-offices', 'Occhio-Design-Offices-Skytower_small.jpg', 'Occhio Design Offices Skytower', 'Design Offices Skytower, Munich, Germany', 'Project Design Offices Skytower is located in Munich, Germany. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-22 00:00:00'),
(1799, 'TRX025', 27, 'Minneapolis Community & Technical College Skyway', 'Minneapolis, MN, USA', 'The newest renovation at the Minneapolis Community & Technical College campus officially opened for use on October 8, 2019. A Skyway structure, overlooking downtown Minneapolis, connects the College’s parking ramp to its Technical Building, and now provides a safe, dry, and well-lit space for students, employees, and visitors alike.\r\n\r\nAs part of the Skyway renovation, the College teamed up with BWBR to ensure the lighting within the bridge was exceptional. Traxon Technologies, together with its control brand, e:cue, was chosen to provide this lighting – including Cove Light AC HO RGBW and Cove Light AC HO RGB Graze luminaires, with Butler control. The luminaires are low profile and discreet, and produce energy efficient, bright, white and color-changing indoor lighting. Due to the slim nature of the product, they fit easily into the small spaces allotted within the structure.\r\n\r\nAs a result, the Skyway can now be seen from near and far, and the products have been programmed with color scenes that will be displayed during holidays and other special campus events!\r\n\r\n\r\nClient: Minneapolis Community & Technical College\r\n\r\nArchitect: BWBR\r\n\r\nLighting Designer: Julia Gordon, Davis & Associates\r\n\r\nElectrical Contractor: Olympia Tech\r\n\r\nProgrammer: KrohTech\r\n\r\nCompletion Date: August 2019', 'https://www.osram.us/traxon/projects/traxon/mctc-skyway/index.jsp', 'Traxon-Technologies-Minneapolis-Community-and-Technical-College-Skyway_small.jpg', 'Traxon Technologies Minneapolis Community & Technical College Skyway', 'Minneapolis Community & Technical College Skyway, Minneapolis, MN, USA', 'Project Minneapolis Community & Technical College Skyway is located in Minneapolis, MN, USA. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-23 00:00:00'),
(1800, 'TRG027', 66, 'Hyatt House and Hyatt Place Chicago Medical/University District', 'Chicago, IL, USA', 'The preserved Cook County Hospital in Chicago’s Near West Side has sat vacant for nearly two decades and has been transformed into a 210-room Hyatt House and Hyatt Place Chicago Medical/University District. The hospital turned hotel is now both an official Chicago landmark, and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It is also known for being host to the world’s first ever blood bank, and inspiration for medical TV drama ER.\r\n\r\nThis 342,000-square-foot adaptive reuse project features lighting design by Chicago based Hugh Lighting Design under the lead direction of Principal, Peter Hugh. It is part of a $150 million multi-phase plan spearheaded by Murphy Development and SOM, in a design-build collaboration with Walsh Construction, Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc., and KOO.\r\n\r\n\r\nCreating Depth\r\n\r\nThis stunning project features the largest model – the DART MAXI Projector on each side of the grand scalloped columns to deliver a powerful grazer affect that creates a stunning depth effect when the hotel is seen from afar. The powerful DART Projectors are available in three sizes for a variety of installation and optics options.\r\n\r\n\r\nSmall, Yet Mighty\r\n\r\nMINILINI, a compact linear projector, may be small in size but large in performance.  The 3.0w x 4.12” H x 2.80D’ fixture is mounted on the exterior building facade in 2 ft. linear sections and utilizes a Wall Grazer optic that gracefully accents the circular arches on top of the building..\r\n\r\n\r\nStreet Level Accents\r\n\r\nSTILO WALL is a contemporary shaped LED sconce that provides direct or direct / indirect illumination to accent building facades, hallways and illuminate pedestrian pathways. Whether mounted individually or in a row, the sleek design provides a beautiful accent in both day and night to highlight walls and façade surfaces. The STILO WALL Flat with an indirect / direct optic delivers a beautiful accent to the building exterior.  It’s unique optical system enables designers to achieve multiple effects from thin to wide effects, all in one style of luminaire.\r\n\r\nOn a Friday pm in April 2020, as a show of support for the doctors on the front line during the COVID pandemic, Hugh Lighting Design and a full team of volunteers transformed the facade lighting for Chicago’s old Cook County Hospital into a “Message of Support”. \r\n\r\nThe team placed blue filters on the Dart Maxi to light the columns in support for the doctors on the front line and the warmer fill between the columns symbolizes the gold of the cadeseus honoring the entire medical profession, and the white light accents of the Minilini, represent support for the nurses.\r\n\r\nAs this building faces Rush Hospital and the highway, as well as anchors the development of the new Medical District, this act of kindness was an important statement of support. Many thanks to the overall design and construction team who donated time, thought, and labor to make this happen. Peter Hugh and the team @Hugh Lighting Design, The Walsh Group – Walsh Construction & Archer Western, Huen Electric , Murphy Real Estate Services, LLC . Of course, the biggest thanks to all the medical workers to whom this is dedicated and inspired by.\r\n\r\n\r\nLighting Design: Hugh Lighting Design\r\n\r\nElectrical Contractor: Huen Electric\r\n\r\nContractor: The Walsh Group – Walsh Construction and Archer Western\r\n\r\nPhotos: ©Mike Crews, Crews Photography', 'https://targettiusa.net/project/hyatt-house-and-hyatt-place-chicago-medical-university-district/', 'Targetti-Hyatt-House_small.jpg', 'Targetti Hyatt House and Hyatt Place Chicago Medical/University District', 'Hyatt House and Hyatt Place Chicago Medical/University District, Chicago, IL, USA', 'Project Hyatt House and Hyatt Place Chicago Medical/University District is located in Chicago, IL, USA. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-23 00:00:00'),
(1801, 'SCH032', 114, 'Seepromenade', 'Überlingen, Germany', 'Light and connectivity to improve tourism and carbon footprint of Überlingen’s scenic holiday destination\r\n\r\nLocated on the northern shore of Lake Constance, Überlingen is the second largest city in the district. With its historic buildings and lakeside promenade, it is one of the most picturesque and scenic regions in Germany and thus a popular holiday destination.\r\n\r\nIn 2016, the local council decided to upgrade the lighting as part of its sustainability initiatives. The town has a long tradition as a “garden city” and wants to cultivate green spaces in every sense. The new lighting was to not only reduce the city’s energy consumption but also minimise all light pollution, especially along the lake, as they considered that the existing lighting was too bright and intrusive in certain spaces.\r\n\r\nThe town entrusted the Innsbruck based lighting design office Bartenbach to draw up a lighting plan in 3 phases. The firm took a holistic and methodical approach from the early design stage to take care of the natural environment and benefit the entire community.\r\n\r\nThe Shuffle was chosen to light the Bodensee palm tree lined promenade. Home to a number of cafes and restaurants, it offers beautiful views over Lake Constance. It was important that the lighting create a secure and cosy ambiance for residents and tourists to take advantage of the views while protecting the lake.\r\n\r\nBartenbach chose the Shuffle as it met all the requirements for aesthetics, photometric performance, energy efficiency, long-term maintenance, seasonal changes and connectivity.\r\n\r\nThe Shuffle directs the light onto the promenade, so people can take long, romantic strolls around in complete safety and comfort while spotlight modules were integrated into the column to highlight specific architecture or functional objects in the port. The lake and the marine life are protected from any intrusive light and glare.\r\n\r\nAs more and more tourists want to be able to connect easily and for free from wherever they are, the town is putting in place free WiFi as part of its Smart Tourist Destination strategy. We worked with TeleData, the local telecom operator and the Stadtwerke am See Friedrichshafen, the public utilities to install WiFi access points in certain Shuffle columns. They guarantee perfect surfing conditions at all times so visitors can create and share beautiful holiday memories instantly.\r\nBy integrating the WiFi modules in the columns, the town has cleverly minimised the visual aspect and reduced its environmental impact.\r\n\r\nA total of 60 Shuffle columns were installed along the lake side promenade. They ensure the perfect Riveria ambiance for residents and tourists after a day of hiking, cycling or sailing so they can admire, capture and of course share, those idyllic sunsets.\r\n\r\n\r\nCustomer: Town of Überlingen\r\n\r\nPartner(s): Bartenbach, TeleData, Stadtwerke am See Friedrichshafen', 'https://www.schreder.com/en/projects/shuffle-enables-tourism-flourish-uberlingen', 'Schreder-Seepromenade_small.jpg', 'Schreder Seepromenade', 'Seepromenade, Überlingen, Germany', 'Project Seepromenade is located in Überlingen, Germany. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-23 00:00:00'),
(1802, 'BRT002', 291, 'COSTA MESA DONALD DUNGAN LIBRARY', 'Costa Mesa, CA, USA', 'ARCHITECT: Johnson Favaro\r\n\r\nLIGHTING DESIGNER: Darkhorse Lightworks, LLC\r\n\r\nPHOTOGRAPHER: Eric Laignel', 'https://www.bartcolighting.com/inspiration/?img=12410', 'Bartco-Lighting-COSTA-MESA-DONALD-DUNGAN-LIBRARY_small.jpg', 'Bartco Lighting COSTA MESA DONALD DUNGAN LIBRARY', 'COSTA MESA DONALD DUNGAN LIBRARY, Costa Mesa, CA, USA', 'Project COSTA MESA DONALD DUNGAN LIBRARY is located in Costa Mesa, CA, USA. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-24 00:00:00'),
(1803, 'BRT003', 291, 'MOTION PICTURE ASSOCIATION', 'Washington, DC, USA', 'ARCHITECT: Gensler DC\r\n\r\nLIGHTING DESIGNER: SBLD\r\n\r\nPHOTOGRAPHER: Garrett Rowland\r\n\r\nProject used Custom Bartco Lighting Fixtures.', 'https://www.bartcolighting.com/inspiration/?img=12355', 'Bartco-Lighting-MOTION-PICTURE-ASSOCIATION_small.jpg', 'Bartco Lighting MOTION PICTURE ASSOCIATION', 'MOTION PICTURE ASSOCIATION, Washington, DC, USA', 'Project MOTION PICTURE ASSOCIATION is located in Washington, DC, USA. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-24 00:00:00'),
(1804, 'LLT026', 110, 'The Edwardian Manchester, A Radisson Collection Hotel', 'Manchester, United Kingdom', 'The recent refurbishment of The Edwardian Manchester has redefined the standards of luxury hospitality for the British city. The building, managed by the international Radisson Hotel Group, has undergone a complete refurbishment that has introduced rooms and suites that are even more spacious and august, modernised communal areas and two new restaurants. Peter Street Kitchen serves Japanese-Mexican fusion cuisine, while, in The Library curated by Assouline, patrons can dine from a French-inspired à la carte menu surrounded by the prestigious publications of the Assouline publishing house.\r\n\r\nThe renovation also involved the gym and spa area, where guests can relax in hot tubs or in the large rectangular swimming pool surrounded by seating and light wood floors. The practice responsible for the lighting project, Lighting Design International, chose Bright 2.6 316L underwater recessed fixtures for the swimming pool, installing them in the side walls of the pool. Their arrangement at regular intervals along the walls creates a sort of visual rhythm, a balanced harmony of light for guests’ eyes, while their output emphasises the luxurious turquoise tones of the pool cladding. The fixture’s resistance is guaranteed by the AISI 316L stainless steel body and trim, and by the tempered, transparent extra-clear glass that ensures the light’s chromatic uniformity and excellent resistance to knocks and scratches. The product benefits from L&L’s patented IPS protection system, which protects it against water infiltration and electrical system malfunctions.\r\n\r\nThe Edwardian Manchester hotel has received many awards, including Leading Hotel of the Year 2019, while Peter Street Kitchen was awarded Best Luxury Restaurant in the UK at the British Restaurant Awards in the same year.\r\n\r\n\r\nLight planning: Lighting Design International', 'https://www.lucelight.it/en/progetto.php/132263', 'Luce-and-Light-The-Edwardian-Manchester_small.jpg', 'Luce & Light The Edwardian Manchester, A Radisson Collection Hotel', 'The Edwardian Manchester, A Radisson Collection Hotel, Manchester, United Kingdom', 'Project The Edwardian Manchester, A Radisson Collection Hotel is located in Manchester, United Kingdom. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-24 00:00:00'),
(1806, 'HOF005', 84, 'Basilica of Constantine Trier', 'Germany', 'Just in time for the Reformation anniversary, the Basilica of Constantine presents itself in a new light\r\n\r\nBy using the ground-recessed luminaire in.ground the monument is now illuminiated with energy-efficient LED technology. This makes it possible to reduce the energy consumption to a quarter of the previous level.\r\n\r\nDue to the narrow-beam lighting technology, the light is concentrated and directed towards window arches and eaves. These are thus beautifully presented and give the building a three-dimensional effect with significantly more contours.\r\n\r\n\r\nLIGHTING DESIGNER: Hoffmeister GmbH\r\n\r\nPHOTOGRAPHER: Thomas Zühmer', 'https://hoffmeister.de/en/projects?tx_dreipchoffmeistercatalog_catalog%5BprojectId%5D=%7Bprocat%3A%28groups.BaseGroup%3A%28%5B%40IMID%3ANode%3Agroup6088310052704%5D%29%29%7D&cHash=a3941abad4bf9bfcf71d7656b8e664d1', 'Hoffmeister-Basilica-of-Constantine-Trier_small.jpg', 'Hoffmeister Basilica of Constantine Trier', 'Basilica of Constantine Trier, Germany', 'Project Basilica of Constantine Trier is located in Germany. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-24 00:00:00'),
(1808, 'SCH033', 114, 'Golegã Horse Arena', 'Golegã, Portugal', 'The town of Golegã in Portugal is known as the horse capital of Portugal. Every year in November, it hosts the Golegã Horse Fair which is one of the most exciting events in the  European equestrian calendar. It has absolutely everything from dressage to show-jumping, endurance riding to equestrian games, and attracts the top breeders from Portugal and beyond. \r\n\r\nFor 11 days and nights, this sleepy town transforms into a frenzy of horses, carriages, people and food stalls, with the air filled with the smoke from the roasting chestnuts and BBQ’s. Horses can be seen trotting along the roads, tied up outside makeshift bars, pulling cartloads of giggling children, and even accompanying their owners to the discos!\r\n\r\nAs a lot of the activities and festivities take place after the sun sets, lighting plays an important role in the success of this annual event. \r\n\r\nIn 2018, the local council decided to replace the old discharge floodlights in the arena as they did not meet the requirements of the various TV channels that broadcast events during prime time television. They chose the OMNIstar as it is the most robust, powerful and reliable floodlight. \r\n\r\nInstalled on high masts, the OMNIstar provides the necessary high lux levels with a low power consumption, offering an energy-efficient solution. It ensures the correct uniformity and quality of light, not only for the people participating in the events but also for those fans watching at home. \r\n\r\nFurthermore, due to its mechanical design, the OMNIStar requires virtually no maintenance over its long life.\r\n\r\nThe town is reassured that the festivities can continue long into the night, with the horse fair creating an amazing experience for the numerous visitors, year after year.', 'https://www.schreder.com/en/projects/omnistar-delivers-robust-powerful-reliable-lighting-solution-golega-horse-arena', 'Schreder-Golegã-Horse-Arena_small.jpg', 'Schreder Golegã Horse Arena', 'Golegã Horse Arena, Golegã, Portugal', 'Project Golegã Horse Arena is located in Golegã, Portugal. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-27 00:00:00'),
(1809, 'PRT007', 294, 'BYK CHEMICALS OFFICE', 'WESEL, GERMANY', 'Light Planning: PROLICHT \r\n\r\nPhotos: bkp / Annika Feuss Photography\r\n\r\nProduct Families: GLORIOUS, SUPER-G', 'https://www.prolicht.at/en/projects/byk-chemie/', 'PROLICHT-BYK-CHEMICALS-OFFICE_small.jpg', 'PROLICHT BYK CHEMICALS OFFICE', 'BYK CHEMICALS OFFICE, WESEL, GERMANY', 'Project BYK CHEMICALS OFFICE is located in WESEL, GERMANY. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-27 00:00:00'),
(1810, 'VBA024', 129, 'Contemporary Panama City Apartment', 'Panama', 'In 2018, a sprawling apartment in Panama City underwent a stunning renovation courtesy of local firms Mallol Architects and lighting design studio Arquiluz. The mission? To impart both a sense of privacy and flow in a 640-square-meters family home.\r\n\r\nThe designers created a contemporary, clean-lined interior whose white palette exudes a look of luminosity and purity. Wood flooring and cabinetry act as a warm counterpoint throughout. Elegant and soothing, the interiors feature restrained furnishings and lighting by Vibia in the living areas.\r\n\r\nThe formal dining room is illuminated by Toan Nguyen’s LED-powered Algorithm pendant, which creates a striking focal point in the airy, unadorned space. Handblown glass spheres are affixed to a tubular steel structure, recalling a constellation of glowing orbs seemingly suspended in mid-air. The delicate drops rise and fall to form double x’s over the table, its crisp geometry balanced by an ethereal attitude.\r\n\r\nA smaller eating area is brightened by Cosmos pendant. The LED light by Lievore, Altherr, Molina features a cluster of minimalist, lacquered discs that exude a quiet presence. Recalling intergalactic forms floating in space, Cosmos’ circular silhouettes mirror the round table below and the white, grey, and black palette nods to its colour scheme.\r\n\r\nIn the expansive, open-space living room, deployed the North Floor Pendant by Arik Levy. The innovative lamp features two slender stems fitted with triangular shades that sprout up from behind the circular sofa like trees in nature. Its spare, deconstructed silhouette matches the minimalist mood of the space while adding a graphic accent that defines the seating area.\r\n\r\n\r\nPhotography: Fernando Alda, Omar Oporto\r\n\r\nProject: Mallol Arquitectos\r\n\r\nLighting Design: Arquiluz', 'https://www.vibia.com/en/vibia-lighting-illuminates-a-contemporary-panama-city-apartment/', 'Vibia-Contemporary-Panama-City-Apartment_small.jpg', 'Vibia Contemporary Panama City Apartment', 'Contemporary Panama City Apartment, Panama', 'Project Contemporary Panama City Apartment is located in Panama. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-27 00:00:00'),
(1812, 'SCW008', 231, 'Library Bauhaus', 'Dessau, Germany', 'Mix of daylight and artificial light\r\n\r\nIn the immediate vicinity of the Dessau Bauhaus building declared World Cultural Heritage architect Reiner Becker created the joint library for the university and the foundation. The existing department store dating back to GDR times was correspondingly removed and rebuilt. The cube-shaped new building features a representative, largely glazed facade overlooking Gropiusallee. Thanks to moving this building backwards the prominent vista of the striking south gable with its famous \"BAUHAUS\" lettering was finally restored.\r\n\r\nInside the library with its two sets of buildings echoes the minimized language of form of the Bauhaus era despite contemporary additions. The lighting, consisting of downlights, provide basic lighting and distribute the light homogeneously in the room. In combination with the generously sized windows this creates a pleasant mix of daylight and artificial light that invites visitors to read and while away their time.\r\n\r\n\r\nArchitecture: Reiner Becker, Berlin\r\n\r\nElectrical design: Bauer + Zuber, Gräfenhaimichen\r\n\r\nPhotography: Werner Huthmacher, Berlin\r\n\r\nLuminiares: ALPHABET ZONO downlights', 'https://schmitz-wila.com/en/inspiration/culture/library-bauhaus/', 'SCHMITZ-WILA-Library-Bauhaus_small.jpg', 'SCHMITZ | WILA Library Bauhaus', 'Library Bauhaus, Dessau, Germany', 'Project Library Bauhaus is located in Dessau, Germany. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-30 00:00:00');
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(1813, 'IGZ059', 65, 'The Hall of the Months at Palazzo Schifanoia', 'Ferrara, Italy', 'On 2nd June 2020, Palazzo Schifanoia, one of Ferrara’s hallmark monuments whose renaissance splendour has charmed visitors for centuries, began to shine again.\r\n\r\nAfter the earthquake of 2012, the architectural restoration project to improve the building’s seismic resistance and then the Covid-19 emergency, part of this splendid palazzo has finally been reopened. This is the important and grandiose Hall of the Months, one of the masterpieces of the Italian Renaissance.\r\n\r\nPalazzo Schifanoia is an exceptional example of the magnificence of the Este court that owes its fame to the Marquis and later Duke Borso d’Este who shaped the building in his own image. At the heart of the project is the magnificent Hall of the Months, which was decorated by the Estense prince in around 1469 to celebrate the actions of his government. This mixture of antique wisdom, astrology and political pragmatism was probably inspired by Pellegrino Prisciani, the court librarian and astrologist as a tribute to the golden age the city enjoyed during Borso’s twenty-year reign, from 1450 to 1471. The decorations were a collective enterprise that showcased the artistic genius of Francesco del Cossa as well as other masters, including the famous and very young Ercole de’ Roberti.\r\n\r\nThe new lighting system designed by STUDIO PASETTI lighting, recounts the allegorical scheme inspired by the politics of Duke Borso in a way that is surprising, dynamic and Bluetooth-controlled. Inside the Hall of the Months there is no natural light and the entrance and exit are obligatory. The new lighting system is based on a linear, floor-based system called an integrated linear module that was specifically designed by the studio and performs a range of functions. It is a support and base for the luminaires as well as a base for the screens that display scientific and educational material for the visitors.\r\n\r\nTo mount the technical equipment - i.e. the projectors - the sheet metal coated MDF balustrade module has a base on which 3 Low Voltage tracks are installed.\r\n\r\nA number of different luminaires are mounted on these tracks. On the outer one - the one nearest the frescoes - “special” linear luminaires have been mounted at fixed intervals of about 90 cm. These are fitted with a Wall Washer optic that creates a homogeneous grazing light over the entire vertical wall. The colour temperature of 3500 K, used on all these luminaires is not a standard feature and had to be specially developed. This value was identified after numerous sample tests, as it balances the different ways the northern and eastern walls reflect the colours in the frescoes, where the pigmentation, altered over the centuries, tended towards tones that were too warm and yellowed. The high colour yield is guaranteed by a “colour rendering index” (CRI) of over 95 and also by the specific colour yield in relation to the frequency of the red colour R9, which is over 80.\r\n\r\nThe Pasetti studio’s design also required special louvres to be developed for the four linear luminaires that are located behind the entrance and exit from the Hall of the Months to avoid any risk of glare for the visitors.\r\n\r\nPalco profilers have been installed on the central track to highlight the band of frescoes featuring the signs of the Zodiac. This includes a specially designed sequence of power ups. The third, inner track houses other Palco Low Voltage profiler projectors that emphasize certain details in the upper and lower bands of frescoes.\r\n\r\nThe most difficult task here was to adapt the flaps and optic unit to frame the form of the Zodiac band perfectly and avoid misshaping its geometrical perspective. This required great expertise as the light is projected from the ground upwards in a tight diagonal to a height of four and a half metres.\r\n\r\nA major investment in research and engineering was also dedicated to the Lighting Designer, Alberto Pasetti Bombardella’s call for different forms of lighting flow that would adapt to the fading shapes of the details to be highlighted. To achieve this, a series of over 50 gobos with specific shapes were developed in accordance with the strict principle of anamorphosis. Anamorphosis is a type of pictorial representation that was very popular in the 16th and 17th centuries. It uses a distorted projection to create an image that can be seen correctly from one viewpoint only and appears deformed and unintelligible from any other position.\r\n\r\nThe overall design has been developed to stage two reversible sequences that animate the frescoes in the three different bands depicting the divine, astrological and earthly orders. Everything is controlled by a Quick BLE control system that manages and saves power ups, scenes and dimming levels.\r\n\r\nThe scenes, which are divided between static and dynamic scenarios, have been developed in line with the concept created by the Architect Pasetti who based his design on the instructions of the curator and historian Giovanni Sassu.\r\n\r\nThere are two dynamic scenarios. When visitors enter the hall, the level of lighting is very low and the only light comes from the blue LED strip at the base of the module, where the power of the system is dimmed to 5% of its full power.\r\n\r\nThen the sequence focuses on the band of the months, (the Zodiac details), which are recounted through astrological signs. The cycle begins with Libra and finishes with Aries. In this band, the Palco Framers fitted with a square shaper highlight each individual month with a light that increases in intensity for 4 seconds (fade in phase) and then with a light that lowers in intensity, again for 4 seconds (fade out phase). All this takes place very softly and gradually.\r\n\r\nThe Architect Pasetti focused his design on this soft light that runs over the frescoes, especially in the dynamic scenes that animate the works.\r\n\r\nThe same balanced and homogeneous light is also used when there are no guided tours. In this case, in order to provide a more complete and homogeneous experience of the entire space, the entire Hall of the Months is illuminated with a low light of about 100 lux. This is enough to see everything, including both the frescoed and faded areas. Many of the frescoes have deteriorated, in fact, as they were painted with a similar (dry) technique to the one used by Leonardo da Vinci for his Last Supper.\r\n\r\nLast of all, the third scenario created with Palco framers, fitted with about 50 specially designed gobos, starting from Libra, emphasizes the details of the frescoes in the band both above and below the band of the months. For example, on the eastern wall, the visitor’s attention is drawn by a horizontal square towards a set of eyes that is watching them from inside a building or along a series of elliptic, diagonally-projected e’s towards other details.\r\n\r\nThere are 52 fixed scenes, which have been set to animate a dynamic interpretation of the frescoes, but they can also be recalled individually and kept for as long as required. This is a very useful service, especially for guided tours, as the guide can decide to organise the lighting order as they think best or according to the specific requirements of the group that is visiting. The designer insisted on including dynamic lighting, too, which is based on neuroscientific research. This has shown that moving from a general view to an individual detail stimulates a significant form of exploration in the formation of new synapses which help to form unprecedented neural maps in the visitor’s visual mind.\r\n\r\nAll these possibilities are created and managed through the iGuzzini Quick BLE app. A Bluetooth system is therefore used to control the luminaires and commission them. This is now a well-established benefit of BLE systems, especially in artistic and historic settings where new electrical systems cannot be installed.\r\n\r\nQuick BLE is also extremely easy to use through devices such as smartphones by downloading the iGuzzini Smart Light app. This allows the luminaires to be dimmed and commissioned, and therefore makes both installing and organising the lighting project extremely easy for those who are responsible for systems used for cultural assets.\r\n\r\nThere is also the undeniable advantage of how easy this app is to use and how popular it is with visitors. During guided tours, the guide can control the various power ups directly on their smartphone. More specifically, a special “sequencer” tool has been developed for this project that allows the guide to interrupt the sequence at any time to listen to questions from visitors.\r\n\r\nThen when they have given an answer, they can continue the sequence from where they broke it off and without having to go back to the beginning.\r\n\r\nThe “Sequencer” also allows the guide to skip forward or back in the sequence. This system therefore offers a lighting control method that is extremely easy for anyone to use and an effective way of narrating interesting facts about these paintings.\r\n\r\nThe use of digital systems, however, does not exclude traditional manual methods, such as switching the lighting on and off or dimming it. Scenes can be recalled using manual switches and museum operators who do not have the app can still turn the entire system on or off via a wireless battery-free switch located in a position that is not accessible to the public.\r\n\r\nThese solutions have been developed so that museum staff can operate the lighting system easily, but above all, so that visitors can appreciate both the artistic symbolism and the aesthetic perfection of the paintings. In short what they seek to achieve, to quote Vittorio Sgarbi, is “the light of the mind”.\r\n\r\n\r\nYear: 2020\r\n\r\nClient: Monumental Heritage Dept. Municipality of Ferrara: R.U.P. Arch. Natascia Frasson; Museums of Ancient Art, Municipality of Ferrara: curator Dr. Giovanni Sassu\r\n\r\nLighting project: STUDIO PASETTI lighting\r\n\r\nVisual perception concept and regeneration project: Arch. Alberto Pasetti Bombardella, Arch. Claudia Bettini, Arch. Chiara Brunello and Caterina Salvini\r\n\r\nPhotographer: Archivio iGuzzini', 'https://www.iguzzini.com/projects/project-gallery/the-hall-of-the-months-at-palazzo-schifanoia/', 'iGuzzini-The-Hall-of-the-Months-at-Palazzo-Schifanoia_small.jpg', 'iGuzzini The Hall of the Months at Palazzo Schifanoia', 'The Hall of the Months at Palazzo Schifanoia, Ferrara, Italy', 'Project The Hall of the Months at Palazzo Schifanoia is located in Ferrara, Italy. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-30 00:00:00'),
(1814, 'MET009', 252, 'Harriett’s Orlando Ballet Centre', 'Orlando, FL, USA', 'The Harriett’s Orlando Ballet Centre officially opened its door in January 2020 and was made possible through its namesake philanthropist Harriett Lake, and the community of Orlando. This state-of-the-art dance facility is an Epicenter of Arts and Culture in Orlando. The Center is home to the Orlando Ballet school and the facilities aim to connect professional dancers with aspiring students and greater opportunities to bring dance to the community. The facility is also available for the surrounding community to host a variety of events such as weddings, recitals, and meetings.\r\n\r\n\r\nDim to Warm Color Tuning\r\n\r\nThe project uses the Atria 6 cylinder, combined with our proprietary Colorflip color tuning technology. It features dim to warm from 1900 K - 3000 K, using 0 - 10V controls, which brings added functionality to the project, for its wide range of events. \r\n\r\n\r\nSmooth 1% dimming adds a touch of class\r\n\r\nWhether its weddings, recitals, rehearsals or meetings, having smooth dimming down to 1% can really set the mood and bring great ambience to the space. Whether its low, warm ambient light for dinner tables or warm white for rehearsals, the same luminaire can satisfy every lighting need.', 'https://mailchi.mp/meteor-lighting.com/sp-orlando-ballet-centre?e=31f1faeeef', 'Meteor-Lighting-Harriett-Orlando-Ballet-Centre_small.jpg', 'Meteor Lighting Harriett’s Orlando Ballet Centre', 'Harriett’s Orlando Ballet Centre, Orlando, FL, USA', 'Project Harriett’s Orlando Ballet Centre is located in Orlando, FL, USA. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-30 00:00:00'),
(1815, 'MWA008', 136, 'The Museum Hotel', 'Antakya, Turkey', 'Never before has one discovered the traces of antiquity more luxuriously\r\n\r\nWhat began as an idea for a five-star-hotel in Antakya, turned out to be a ten year long, persistent large-scale project – archaelogically, architectonically and of world-wide historical significance. The excavations preceding the construction exceeded all expectations, to such an extent, that their preservation, integration and protection, became an integral part of the hotel design.\r\n\r\nToday, a roof, carried by columns, spans the complete site. Horizontal, steel bracing struts, carry the prefabricated hotel units, and constitute the open-air pathway above the archaeological treasures that date back to a time in antiquity when Antiochia, next to Alexandria and Constantinople, was one of the most important cities in the eastern Mediterranean region.\r\n\r\nmawa stages the discoveries with custom-made track-mounted spotlights. Light from the track-mounted spotlights specifically illuminates the elements of the topography. It allows the waves in the worlds largest contiguous floor mosaic to tell the history of devastating earthquakes and diverted rivers. Colors are reproduced in the best possible way – and the same is true of the 160 shades in the Pegasus-Mosaic. It’s plant colored stones give evidence to the art and know-how of the second century. Well-chosen accents bring the excavation of Roman Baths to life and inspire the imagination of life and society at that time.      \r\n  \r\nToday, the hotel itself contributes to this final point as well. With a spa area, fitness center, ﬁve restaurants and the first ballroom in the city, this hotel reflects the past, the present, and the future simultaneously.\r\n\r\n\r\nScope of work\r\n\r\n90 × Track spotlights with rotary potentiometer\r\n\r\nProject specific special design with external ball joint\r\n\r\n3000K, High CRI > 95 (typ.97), 26 W, RAL 9016, Global Standard-Adapter\r\n\r\n500 × mawa basic track DALI dimmable\r\n\r\nProject specific special design with external ball joint and modification for outdoor use\r\n\r\n3000K, High CRI > 95 (typ.97), 26 W, RAL 9005, IP44\r\n\r\n\r\nProject Developer and Client: Asfuroğlu Group\r\n\r\nArchitecture: Emre Arolat Architecture\r\n\r\nExhibition Planner Archaeology Area: PATTU, Istanbul (Cem Kozar)\r\n\r\nLighting Design Archaeology Area: Dinnebier+Blieske, Berlin\r\n\r\nLighting coordination: Highlight, Istanbul\r\n\r\nPhotography: ©Emre Dörter', 'https://www.mawa-design.de/en/projects/project-list/the-museum-hotel/', 'Mawa-Design-The-Museum-Hotel_small.jpg', 'Mawa Design The Museum Hotel', 'The Museum Hotel, Antakya, Turkey', 'Project The Museum Hotel is located in Antakya, Turkey. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-30 00:00:00'),
(1816, 'SBG001', 299, 'Dorrian Green Park', 'Columbus, OH, USA', 'Dorrian Green Park provides play areas for children and adults, amenities include a Sensory Garden, Reading Garden, Butterfly and Pollinator Garden, and Prairie Garden consisting of plants native to central Ohio. Featured are Sternberg\'s RW404 Rialta columns, includes GFI with low profile cover. This award winning park projectis built over a 630-car parking garage serving visitors to the Veterans Memorial and COSI Museum.', 'https://www.sternberglighting.com/photos/featured-projects/', 'Sternberg-Lighting-Dorrian-Green-Park_small.jpg', 'Sternberg Lighting Dorrian Green Park', 'Dorrian Green Park, Columbus, OH, USA', 'Project Dorrian Green Park is located in Columbus, OH, USA. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-30 00:00:00'),
(1817, 'SBG002', 299, 'Haymarket Plaza', 'Eau Claire, WIS, USA', 'Haymarket Plaza is a new public square overlooking the Eau Claire and Chippewa rivers between the Pablo Center and the Haymarket Landing Building. The square prominently features Sternberg Lighting\'s Color Changing Rialta Columns, the RW404CC.', 'https://www.sternberglighting.com/photos/featured-projects/', 'Sternberg-Lighting-Haymarket-Plaza_small.jpg', 'Sternberg Lighting Haymarket Plaza', 'Haymarket Plaza, Eau Claire, WIS, USA', 'Project Haymarket Plaza is located in Eau Claire, WIS, USA. Discover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-07-30 00:00:00'),
(1818, 'TRX026', 27, 'Brookfield Place (Heritage Façade)', 'Toronto, ON, Canada', 'What was once described in the 19th century as the most valuable business block in Toronto now features the brilliantly lit façade of Brookfield Place. The landmark building, which is home to some of the world’s most prestigious financial and legal firms, as well as prominent Canadian corporations, is a prized example of Toronto’s urban commerce, cultural development and community spirit. Traxon worked closely with lighting designer Marcel Dion to develop a lighting solution that would celebrate the historical architectural elements of the block which had been residing virtually in the dark until now. Traxon Wall Washer Shield AC XB and Liner Shield AC XB in warm white were the perfect solution to highlight the architecture of the façades, which dates back to 1870. The historical element of the façade presented numerous challenges; special adhesives were necessary to secure the fixtures to the building without damaging the façade, and a unique rooftop enclosure was created to house all the drivers which were then wired to the fixtures. A rooftop-mounted photocell triggers the lighting to come on at dusk, illuminating the brick, stone, and ornate windows of the building. The prestigious, bustling block of Brookfield Place is now a focal point that dazzles at night for passerby to enjoy.\r\n\r\nM&E Contractor: Ainsworth', 'http://www.traxontechnologies.com/showcase/showcase_details/14291/Brookfield%20Place%20(Heritage%20Fa%C3%A7ade)%20%E2%80%93%20Toronto,%20ON,%20Canada', 'Traxon-Technologies-Brookfield-Place_01.jpg', 'Traxon Technologies Brookfield Place', 'Brookfield Place (Heritage Façade), Toronto, ON, Canada', 'Brookfield Place (Heritage Façade), Toronto, ON, Canada\r\nDiscover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-08-02 00:00:00'),
(1819, 'TRX027', 27, 'St. Paulus Cathedral', 'Münster, Germany', 'An unconventional lighting concept was used to highlight the unique architecture of St. Paulus Cathedral, a historical monument built in the 13th century that is famous for its astronomical clock. Rather than emitting light from top down, the principal of \"light-spouts\" was developed as its lighting concept. It was critical for designers Hannes Hermanns and Antonius Quodt to illuminate the arches of the sacred building with dynamic color temperatures, whilst avoiding pendant luminaries. A total of 180 bright Traxon Wall Washer XB fixtures were hand-crafted for the cathedral, helping the designers achieve their goal of creating balance between technical possibilities and esthetic sensation. The compact yet powerful Wall Washer XB was the perfect solution providing rich, even, and consistent illumination in the nave, chapel, or in the cloister. Most fixtures are equipped with Dynamic White LEDs which allow for individual alternation of color temperature. A control solution comprised of 170 e:cue DMX2CC dimmers, eight Butlers and Lighting Application Suite (LAS) allows easy individual control of each fixture. The new LED installation not only illuminates the chancel, nave, and crossing, but also highlights the formerly dark apse in a new bright light.\r\n\r\nInterior: Hermanns Architekten, Hannes Hermanns, Susanne Klösges\r\n\r\nElectrical Planning: WBP WINKELS BEHRENS POSPICH Andreas Winkels, Joachim Behrens, Detlef Pospich\r\n\r\nLighting Designer: Antonius Quodt - LightLife Gesellschaft für audiovisuelle Erlebnisse mbH', 'http://www.traxontechnologies.com/showcase/showcase_details/14290/St.%20Paulus%20Cathedral%20-%20M%C3%BCnster,%20Germany', 'Traxon-Technologies-St-Paulus-Cathedral_01.jpg', 'St. Paulus Cathedral', 'St. Paulus Cathedral, Münster, Germany', 'St. Paulus Cathedral is located in Münster, Germany.\r\nDiscover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-08-02 00:00:00'),
(1820, 'TRX028', 27, 'Centro Cultural Caixa', 'Recife, Brazil', 'The historical building, which houses the cultural center of Recife, Brazil, features an illuminated façade and windows designed to draw the attention of all who come to the downtown area. The vision for the Centro Cultural Caixa building, which previously was home to the Bank of London and the Stock Exchange of Pernambuco and Paraíba, was to restore the aging building and reopen it as a monument. Flexible and durable for exterior environments, Traxon Dot XL-6 in warm white is the perfect solution to contour the curves of the architecture of the classic white façade. Traxon Liner Shield AC XB, also in warm white and ideal for wall washing and grazing, was selected to provide additional illumination for the façade. Inside the building a colorful approach was taken with the installation of Nano Liner XB RGB in each of the windows, displaying a playful, dynamic effect. Controlled via e:cue Butler XT2, constant white light illuminates the façade, with color-changing and chasing effects projected from the windows. Traxon is honored to be included in the restoration of the Centro Cultural Caixa building, which serves as a symbol of the development and investment in the culture of the historical district of Recife.\r\n\r\nGeneral Contractor: Cinzel Engenharia\r\nLighting Programmer: OSRAM do Brasil', 'http://www.traxontechnologies.com/showcase/showcase_details/14247/Centro%20Cultural%20Caixa%20%E2%80%93%20Recife,%20Brazil', 'Traxon-Technologies-Centro-Cultural-Caixa-Recife-Brazil_01.jpg', 'Traxon Technologies Centro Cultural Caixa Recife Brazil', 'Centro Cultural Caixa, Recife, Brazil', 'Centro Cultural Caixa is located in Recife, Brazil.\r\nDiscover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-08-02 00:00:00'),
(1821, 'TRX029', 27, 'Dante Alighieri School', 'Sao Paulo, Brazil', 'For 100 years, Colégio Dante Alighieri has been revered as one of the premier schools in São Paulo, Brazil. To celebrate its centennial, the historic school was remodeled in a manner that preserved the rich character of its traditional architecture and updated it with modern accents. Traxon & e:cue was an integral part of the project; in cooperation with faculty, restoration experts, and designers, Traxon & e:cue brought the school’ s façade to life with advanced illumination. Traxon’ s customized Liner XB RGB and Spot RGB provided the aesthetic enhancements demanded by the unique angles and texture of Colégio Dante Alighieri. The Lighting Application Suite (LAS), Butler XT, and Glass Touch T6R control the installation, resulting in a stunning façade, highlighted by Warm White and amber light; and, with the touch of a control, the façade becomes a communication tool, awash in color configurations that signify special events. João Ranieri, Director of Cólegio Dante Alighieri, lauded the spectacular results, proactive service, and rapid response delivered by Traxon & e:cue. Ranieri remarked, “They have cutting-edge technologies and solutions, and they gave us a great service. It was a perfect partnership for this project.”', 'http://www.traxontechnologies.com/showcase/showcase_details/14040/Dante%20Alighieri%20School%20-%20Sao%20Paulo,%20Brazil', 'Traxon-Technologies-Dante-Alighieri-School_01.jpg', 'Traxon Technologies Dante Alighieri School', 'Dante Alighieri School, Sao Paulo, Brazil', 'Dante Alighieri School is in Sao Paulo, Brazil.\r\nDiscover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-08-02 00:00:00'),
(1822, 'TRX030', 27, 'T.C. Ziraat Bank Headquarters', 'Ankara, Turkey', 'T.C. Ziraat Bank was the first center of western finance and trade in Turkey. Despite international expansion, the bank remains headquartered in Turkey, housed in a prominent, historical building in the heart of Ankara. When T.C. Ziraat Bank wanted to revitalize its headquarters, it relied on Traxon & e:cue to highlight the structure’s architectural splendor, maintain its historical integrity, and provide a highly competitive price. Traxon’s Liner XB Amber, Liner XB Warm White, and Dot XL-6 Warm White were applied to the bank’s façade. The exterior walls and columns were illuminated in a rich Amber graze and its seemingly-weightless arched windows, balconies, and niches were accented in Warm White. These lighting solutions emphasize the bank’s unique, Ottoman-influenced architecture and respect its historical significance. e:cue’s advanced Butler XT is used to control the 250 lighting fixtures applied to the graceful lines of the historical building, and the complete solution is triggered by a single Glass Touch T12. On weekdays, the light is static, with illumination levels adjusted between 40% and 70%. On weekends, the light is dynamic, with a hint of motion every hour, controlled by the Butler XT’s internal timeclock.', 'http://www.traxontechnologies.com/showcase/showcase_details/14012/T.C.%20Ziraat%20Bank%20Headquarters%20-%20Ankara,%20Turkey', 'Traxon-Technologies-TC-Ziraat-Bank-Headquarters_01.jpg', 'T.C. Ziraat Bank Headquarters', 'T.C. Ziraat Bank Headquarters, Ankara, Turkey', 'T.C. Ziraat Bank Headquarters is in Ankara, Turkey.\r\nDiscover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-08-02 00:00:00'),
(1823, 'TRX031', 27, 'Brooklyn Academy of Music', 'Brooklyn, NY, USA', 'The Brooklyn Academy of Music is a performing arts venue and producing organization located in downtown Brooklyn, New York. Known for its avant garde and modern programming, the venue asked lighting designers from Cline Bettridge Bernstein Lighting Design (CBBLD) to develop an illumination scheme for the exterior of the front of the main building, which serves as a visual centerpiece for the campus and houses offices, studio spaces, production facilities, and the Gilman Opera House. To highlight the stone exterior of the building which is housed under a custom designed canopy, CBBLD needed a reliable, tailor-made solution so they chose Traxon. Traxon customized a six-color Liner XB to provide an intense, even light spread. Incorporating a combination which utilizes traditional RGB color mixing, as well as two color temperatures of white and amber, the designer had the flexibility to get both vibrant colors and flawless whites. Controlled by an e:node desktop, the installation utilizes time-cued triggers to turn the system on at dusk, and off later in the night.', 'http://www.traxontechnologies.com/showcase/showcase_details/7361/Brooklyn%20Academy%20of%20Music%20-%20Brooklyn,%20NY,%20USA', 'Traxon-Technologies-Brooklyn-Academy-of-Music_01.jpg', 'Brooklyn Academy of Music', 'Brooklyn Academy of Music, Brooklyn, NY, USA', 'Brooklyn Academy of Music is located in Brooklyn, NY, USA.\r\nDiscover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-08-02 00:00:00'),
(1824, 'TRX032', 27, 'Baccarat Moscow', 'Moscow, Russia', 'Baccarat Crystal, founded under the reign of Louis XV of France and famous for its exclusive\r\ncrystalware, celebrated in early March 2008 the inauguration of its newest prestigious project: the\r\nRussian flagship store in Moscow. The store is located in a beautiful 19th century building which\r\nis filled with a rich history. On behalf of Philippe Starck, one of the most well known designers of\r\nmodern times and famous for his spectacular interior designs, Traxon lend Baccarat’ s new house\r\na sense of illusion. Key to the project is the preservation of its original chic elegance, used to evoke\r\nthe image of the famous luxury brand. The atmospheric surrounding created by an interaction of\r\nrear projections and reflections on light and crystal is fortified by the installation of Traxon’ s 16PXL\r\nBoard RGB behind two of the historic main windows. A virtual fire made with video animation is\r\nprojected along their surface with the help of the technical finesse of Traxon’ s individually controllable 16PXL Board RGB. The outcome is a customized lighting solution for a place riddled with\r\nmemories, brought into the right light giving it the required touch of modernity and daring.', 'http://www.traxontechnologies.com/showcase/showcase_details/126/Baccarat%20Moscow%20-%20Moscow,%20Russia', 'Traxon-Technologies-Baccarat-Moscow_01.jpg', 'Baccarat Moscow', 'Baccarat Moscow, Moscow, Russia', 'Baccarat Moscow is located in Moscow, Russia.\r\nDiscover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-08-02 00:00:00'),
(1826, 'TRX033', 27, 'Haifa Bridge', 'Haifa, Israel', 'Traxon products were used to create a new lighting system for the first ever bridge in Israel illuminated by LED lighting, a bridge located at the city entrance of Haifa. Traxon\'s Liner XB-27 was placed on the bridge\'s balustrade transforming the plain concrete pillars into a colorful light spectacle. The 150 Liner XBs can be individually controlled and the color settings easily adjusted to reflect the ambience of different holidays and events. Safety issues and infrastructure regulations required there to be separate locations for LED fixtures and control items respectively. To accommodate this Traxon placed its LED Engine XB controller in an isolated room at a 150 meter distance from the fixtures.The seamless integration of the light installation into the surrounding cityscape makes the view for people entering the city of Haifa and passing the bridge from underneath a bright, colorful and exhilarating experience.', 'http://www.traxontechnologies.com/showcase/showcase_details/144', 'Traxon-Technologies-Haifa-Bridge_01.jpg', 'Haifa Bridge', 'Haifa Bridge, Haifa, Israel', 'Haifa Bridge is located in Haifa, Israel.\r\nDiscover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-08-02 00:00:00'),
(1827, 'TRX034', 27, 'Grand Stade Lille Métropole', 'Lille, France', 'Unveiled in August 2012, Grand Stade Lille Métropole’s dynamic façade was designed to deliver an unprecedented media experience to fans and passersby. Created by architects Valode & Pistre and Pierre Ferret and clad in an elegant, semi-transparent IMAGIC WEAVE media façade measuring 2046 square meters, the Grand Stade Lille Métropole’s exterior melds HAVER & BOECKER’s stainless steel mesh together with Traxon LEDs converting the building façade into a unique, transparent canvas for vivid, large-scale media. Paired with Video Micro Converters (VMCs) and the system of a Lighting Control Engine fx (LCE-fx), the creative and sustainable lighting solution offers three customized areas of varying resolution, each catering to the stadium’s communication needs: an extensive background for large-scale dynamic light shows; an elongated “ticker” style screen to communicate scores and other text; a tight pitch area with higher resolution for videos and advertisements. The intelligent control system enables all three areas to be controlled separately to play differing content, or together to form a single theme show, seamlessly integrated and linked at all times. As a result, the Grand Stade Lille Métropole is fully equipped to serve high-profile sporting events and also succeeds as a piece of modern architecture that thrives beyond games with a clear understanding of its multifunctional role as an urban icon.\r\n\r\nRemark: \"Grand Stade Lille Métropole\" was renamed as \"Stade Pierre-Mauroy\" on 21 June 2013.', 'http://www.traxontechnologies.com/showcase/showcase_details/14204', 'Traxon-Technologies-Grand-Stade-Lille-Métropole_01.jpg', 'Grand Stade Lille Métropole', 'Grand Stade Lille Métropole, Lille, France', 'Grand Stade Lille Métropole is in Lille, France.\r\nDiscover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-08-02 00:00:00'),
(1828, 'TRX035', 27, 'Arena Corinthians', 'São Paulo, Brazil', 'The futuristic Corinthians Stadium in São Paulo is an arena of the superlatives. The complete lighting solution including illumination of the outdoor areas, LED media façade, pitch lighting, and indoor lighting of the arena, is provided by the OSRAM Group, including its subsidiaries Traxon & e:cue and Siteco. Outside the stadium, over 34,000 Traxon Dot XL-6 RGB are installed into the glass facade panels to create one of the largest stadium LED screen in the world. The giant 170 x 20 meter LED screen, displaying images, scores and videos for various events, transforms the façade of the arena into an extraordinary and creative media display. The combination of Siteco R3 Maxi floodlights and OSRAM HQI-TS high flux metal halide lamps enables even illumination of the pitch, avoids unwanted hard shadows, and allows flicker-free HD quality for TV broadcasting of the matches. Additionally, Traxon Wall Washer Shield AC XB further illuminates the stadium façade. The control and automation solution consists of the high performance e:cue Lighting Control Engine fx (LCE-fx), preinstalled with e:cue software, and 10 Video Micro Converters (VMCs), ultra-compact standalone converters (DMX/e:pix) for medium to large LED video matrix systems. Working together, OSRAM, Traxon & e:cue, and Siteco were able to provide a complete lighting and control solution for Arena Corinthians, the new iconic landmark in São Paulo.', 'http://www.traxontechnologies.com/showcase/showcase_details/14280/Arena%20Corinthians%20%E2%80%93%20S%C3%A3o%20Paulo,%20Brazil', 'Traxon-Technologies-Arena-Corinthians_01.jpg', 'Arena Corinthians', 'Arena Corinthians, São Paulo, Brazil', 'Arena Corinthians is located in São Paulo, Brazil.\r\nDiscover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-08-02 00:00:00'),
(1829, 'TRX036', 27, 'San Mamés Stadium', 'Bilbao, Spain', 'Designed with the concept of energy and unity, the new San Mamés Stadium is the home for the Athletic Club of Bilbao, one of the biggest European football clubs. It replaced the previous 100-year-old San Mamés stadium, which was popularly referred to as the cathedral of football. While maintaining the atmosphere of the old cathedral, the new Stadium is designed with modern elements to connect with the city and its surroundings. A total of 2,500 vertical sails are mounted on the façade as five horizontal rings around the new stadium. Each sail, five meters high and twisted at 90 degrees, is illuminated by 17 individually controllable Dot XL-6 RGB. Special profiles were created to house the Dot XL-6 perpendicular to the sails. To obtain perfect beam spread, every dot is positioned on a different angle to prevent direct view to the Dots. A total of 42,500 RGB LED dots illuminate the façade of the stadium, creating stunning lighting effects and amazing media content. Various dynamic lighting sequences are played via e:cue Video Micro Converter (VMC) paired with the Lighting Control Engine fx (LCE-fx). The 360-degree multimedia façade gives a unique character to San Mamés stadium, creating an urban landmark over the estuary of Bibao.', 'http://www.traxontechnologies.com/showcase/showcase_details/14300/San%20Mam%C3%A9s%20Stadium%20%E2%80%93%20Bilbao,%20Spain', 'Traxon-Technologies-San-Mames-Stadium_01.jpg', 'San Mamés Stadium', 'San Mamés Stadium, Bilbao, Spain', 'San Mamés Stadium is located in Bilbao, Spain\r\nDiscover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-08-02 00:00:00'),
(1830, 'TRX037', 27, 'Melbourne Cricket Ground', 'Melbourne, Australia', 'As the world’s largest cricket ground by capacity and the largest sports stadium in the southern hemisphere, the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) is home to the Melbourne Cricket Club and many sporting, music and cultural events since 1854.  With the goal to improve and personalize customer experience at MCG, customized exterior dynamic lighting has been integrated as part of the “Smart Stadium” upgrade.  The dynamic façade lighting design transforms MCG into an iconic landmark at night time with visible themes that showcase the colors of competing sporting teams.  Over 750 meters of customized Traxon Media Tube® RGB are used to create linear ribbons of dynamic colored lighting at each of the seven entry gates around the stadium.  More than 240 pieces of Traxon Washer Shield AC XB RGB illuminate the upper façade of the stadium and feature areas on the Great Southern Stand.  Over 500 meters of Traxon Nano Liner Allegro AC XB RGB illuminate the façade on the Northern Stand.  The dynamic façade lighting installation is controlled via the e:cue networked DMX control system, including a Lighting Control Engine and 52 units of Butler S2,  which distributes the lighting control on a Fiber Optic network that connects all the smart lighting.  Different preprogrammed lighting scenes can be easily selected on a custom touch screen interface with a central server.  As an iconic global sporting venue, MCG is one of the most technologically advanced stadiums in the world where the fan experience is immersive, customized, and engaging.', 'http://www.traxontechnologies.com/showcase/showcase_details/14314/Melbourne%20Cricket%20Ground%20%E2%80%93%20Melbourne,%20Australia', 'Traxon-Technologies-Melbourne-Cricket-Ground_01.jpg', 'Melbourne Cricket Ground', 'Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne, Australia Share', 'Melbourne Cricket Ground is located in Melbourne, Australia Share\r\nDiscover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-08-02 00:00:00'),
(1831, 'TRX038', 27, 'Ali Bin Hamad Al Attiya Arena', 'Doha, Qatar', 'A venue for the Men’s Handball World Championship 2015, the Ali Bin Hamad Al Attiya arena of Al Sadd Sports Club is an Olympic-standard, multipurpose sports hall equipped with state-of-the-art and sustainable facilities that can hold 7,700 spectators. Oval-shaped columns, wrapped and illuminated by IMAGIC WEAVE® HE (High Efficiency) transparent media façade system with LED pitch of 50mm, are the eye-catchers at the main entrance hall. Mastering the balance of aesthetic structures and illumination art, IMAGIC WEAVE® HE enhances the contemporary interior design and creates an inviting atmosphere for the visitors with its dynamic lighting effects. The seamless adaption of the durable structure of Haver & Boecker\'s customized stainless steel wire mesh frame solution and the vertically aligned LED profiles of IMAGIC WEAVE® HE overcomes the challenge of the oval shape of the columns. With excellent color mixing and large beam angle, IMAGIC WEAVE® HE is the perfect solution taking the extremely short viewing distances of the visitors into account. Pre-assembled system racks, with e:cue Lighting Control Engine (LCE2-fx) and Video Micro Converter (VMC) pre-installed, is offered for easy lighting control system integration. Various dynamic lighting effects and videos are played and controlled via e:cue Lighting Application Suite (LAS). The built-in astronomical clock of LAS is set to dim the IMAGIC WEAVE® HE to the individual required brightness automatically.\r\n\r\nLighting Programmer: Haver & Boecker, Traxon Technologies\r\nM&E Consultant: KEO International Consultants\r\nGeneral Contractor: Aktor S.A.', 'http://www.traxontechnologies.com/showcase/showcase_details/14307/Ali%20Bin%20Hamad%20Al%20Attiya%20Arena%20-%20Doha,%20Qatar', 'Traxon-Technologies-Ali-Bin-Hamad-Al-Attiya-Arena_01.jpg', 'Ali Bin Hamad Al Attiya Arena', 'Ali Bin Hamad Al Attiya Arena, Doha, Qatar', 'Ali Bin Hamad Al Attiya Arena is located in Doha, Qatar.\r\nDiscover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-08-02 00:00:00'),
(1832, 'TRX039', 27, 'Bay Arena', 'Leverkusen, Germany', 'The BayArena is a football stadium with a multifunctional complex of VIP lounges, training rooms and an official fan shop for the German football club, Bayer Leverkusen. Renovated in 2009 and holding over 30,000 seats, the BayArena is one of the more modern stadiums of the German Football League. The seating area for spectators is covered by a circular Makrolon roof that also provides shelter for people in front of the stadium. Traxon Wall Washer AC XB-36 was selected to provide the perfect colorful illumination level of the entire transparent roof. Reflections in the multi-layered material of the Makrolon roof produce a lighting effect that is evenly spread and clearly visible, while special optics and fine adjustments help to avoid glare and light disturbances. Controlled by an e:cue Butler XT2, 150 Wall Washers illuminate the roof from below, displaying static and dynamic preprogrammed sequences played before the soccer games, during half-time, or at the end of a game, with the option to easily create additional scenes for special events.\r\n\r\nTechnical Direction: TecArena+, IPM, PTG Planungsbüro', 'http://www.traxontechnologies.com/showcase/showcase_details/14256/BayArena%20-%20Leverkusen,%20Germany', 'Traxon-Technologies-Bay-Arena_01.jpg', 'Bay Arena', 'Bay Arena, Leverkusen, Germany', 'Bay Arena, is located in Leverkusen, Germany.\r\nDiscover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-08-02 00:00:00'),
(1833, 'TRX040', 27, 'Amsterdam ArenA', 'Amsterdam, The Netherlands', 'Amsterdam ArenA, home stadium of the famous football club Ajax Amsterdam, is the largest stadium in the Netherlands, holding over 53,000 seats. In 2013, the Amsterdam ArenA unveiled new high-tech conference rooms, which are available to rent for private events. The goal was to create a dynamic lighting solution with individually controllable luminaries in the newly constructed corridors, business lounges, conference rooms, atrium, and entrance. Interior designer Piet Boon developed a concept where the end user could create different environments for different purposes in an easy and flexible way, and adjust the color temperature to every desired atmosphere. Through its lighting partner and expert Dutch Light Pro, Traxon Technologies offered a custom-made dynamic white Nano Liner with 12 LEDs, next to the ‘standard’ 27 LED solution. Additionally, complex programming with a multi-functional e:cue ActionPad was integrated. The programming software was implemented to run on the arena’s own virtual server and existing network to meet the customer’s IT requirements. The lighting in each room is controlled individually through various presets, and multiple Glass Touches and Tablet PCs are installed using the same structure throughout the building, allowing all controls to be easily accessible. Traxon & e:cue straightforward installation and system is highly valued by the customer and designer, and gives a modern and sophisticated look to the new conference rooms of the Amsterdam ArenA.\r\n\r\nM&E Consultant: DVP B.V.\r\nProgrammer: Hulskamp, Traxon Technologies\r\nVAP/ System Integrator: Dutch Light Pro', 'http://www.traxontechnologies.com/showcase/showcase_details/14244/Amsterdam%20ArenA%20%E2%80%93%20Amsterdam,%20The%20Netherlands', 'Traxon-Technologies-Amsterdam ArenA_01.jpg', 'Amsterdam ArenA', 'Amsterdam ArenA, Amsterdam, The Netherlands', 'Amsterdam ArenA, Amsterdam is located in The Netherlands\r\nDiscover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-08-02 00:00:00'),
(1834, 'TRX041', 27, 'Coface Arena', 'Mainz, Germany', 'The Coface Arena in Mainz is home of the first FSV Mainz soccer club and can accommodate over 34,000 spectators. Traxon Technologies helps FSV Mainz pride shine brightly by illuminating the entire stadium façade in the team’s signature red color. 500 Traxon Liner Shield AC XB fixtures with custom red housing and red LEDs were installed on the stadium’s exterior in November 2011. The ultra-bright luminaires, which richly wash the building façade over 15 meters high, are linked to a PC within the building’s automation system, and to an e:cue Lighting Control Engine (LCE) and a Butler, which manage the different lighting scenarios during the crowd arrival and entrance time, game time, and post-game exiting of the venue. Designed to accommodate architectural exteriors where a rich, even wash or graze is necessary, the Liner Shield AC XB’s IP66 rating renders it a strong solution for exterior façade illumination. Visible from a long distance and from every direction, the red illumination welcome it visitors. The dynamic façade solution was also recognized in the German Lighting Designer Awards 2013.\r\n\r\nVAP / System Integration: Zimmermann Lightsolutions\r\nProgrammer: Christian Sellin\r\nGeneral Contractor: HBM Stadion- und Sportstättenbau GmbH / BAM Sports', 'http://www.traxontechnologies.com/showcase/showcase_details/14196/Coface%20Arena%20-%20Mainz,%20Germany', 'Traxon-Technologies-Coface-Arena_01.jpg', 'Coface Arena', 'Coface Arena, Mainz, Germany', 'Coface Arena is located in Mainz, Germany.', '2020-08-02 00:00:00'),
(1835, 'TRX042', 27, 'National Stadium (Peru)', 'Lima, Peru', 'Peru’s National Stadium is a multi-purpose entertainment venue in the capital city of Lima. The stadium was recently upgraded with luxury boxes, underground parking spaces, and a hospitality tower. The most visible upgrade, however, is the stadium’ s façade; it features a pioneering, interactive lighting display that translates the emotions of fans in the stands into a visual spectacle that can be appreciated across the city. On the façade of National Stadium, approximately 1,750 Traxon LED fixtures were applied, including the Media Tube RGB diffused and non-diffused versions, Wall Washer XB-36 RGB, and Wall Washer XB-36 Warm White. e:cue’ s Lighting Control Engine (LCE) and Butler control engines were added to manage the fixtures. The entire installation was integrated with third-party systems, including Cinimod’ s sensors, which measure the sound and motion of fans in the stands and translate their reactions into programmed responses. With the limitless possibilities created by Traxon’ s customizable LED fixtures and e:cue’s advanced lighting controls, the façade of National Stadium now can be illuminated with more than 100 distinctive designs. Each of these designs varies in color, intensity, speed, and direction of movement. The lighting designs effectively convey emotion over great distances, allowing the inhabitants of Lima to share in the events occurring at National Stadium.', 'http://www.traxontechnologies.com/showcase/showcase_details/14096/National%20Stadium%20-%20Lima,%20Peru', 'Traxon-Technologies-National-Stadium_01.jpg', 'National Stadium', 'National Stadium, Lima, Peru', 'National Stadium, is located in Lima, Peru', '2020-08-02 00:00:00'),
(1836, 'TRX043', 27, 'FedExField', 'Landover, MD, USA', 'FedExField is a world-class stadium located in Landover, Maryland, just outside of Washington D.C., and is outfitted with multiple restaurants, clubs, and entertainment venues. Focused on improving the stadium’s energy efficiency and enhancing the fans’ experience, the owners recently retrofitted FedExField with solar panels and dynamic LED displays. Both solutions are visible reminders that FedExField is a cutting-edge venue. The first phase of FedExField’s renovation focused on applying energy-saving solar panels to the exterior of the stadium. The second phase of the renovation focused on integrating aesthetically-pleasing lighting fixtures to the exterior staircase. With its ultra bright exterior-rated media solution, suitable for any wall or façade, Traxon 50-pixel Media Tube RGB was a natural choice for the project. Installed vertically on the stadium’s façade, the fixtures are paired with the ultimate, advanced dynamic lighting and control solution, e:cue Lighting Control Engine (LCE) and Butler XT. FedExField’s renovation was completed in time to mark the 10th anniversary of September 11, 2001, with a bright, patriotic graphics display. The installation continues to delight fans and demonstrate FedExField’s status as a world-class stadium.', 'http://www.traxontechnologies.com/showcase/showcase_details/14090/FedExField%20-%20Landover,%20MD,%20USA', 'Traxon-Technologies-FedExField_01.jpg', 'FedExField', 'FedExField, Landover, MD, USA', 'FedExField is located in Landover, MD, USA.\r\nDiscover lighting design and luminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-08-02 00:00:00');
INSERT INTO `projectslib` (`projectslib_id`, `sku`, `manufacturer`, `title`, `subtitle`, `description`, `url`, `thumbnail`, `thumbnail_alt`, `tag_title`, `tag_description`, `dt`) VALUES
(1837, 'TRX044', 27, 'National Stadium (Poland)', 'Warsaw, Poland', 'Built to host the 2012 European Championship, National Stadium has captured the world’s attention. A first class venue and the pride of Poland, National Stadium has exceeded all expectations. The stadium’s façade is characterized by its semi-transparent white and red structural mesh panels, each slightly different from the other in shape, size, and mounted angle. This distinctive façade element’s architectural and visual integrity was preserved by concealing, in specially designed housing on 72 beams around the stadium, the more than 1,700 custom Traxon Liner Shield AC XB-36 red/white fixtures which illuminate the stadium’s exterior. The fixtures were customized with various beam angles and aimed precisely during installation to allow uniform illumination of the individual façade panels. Additionally, the fixtures consist only of red and neutral white LEDs—the colors of Poland’s flag--to enhance the rich saturation of the already red and white panels. National Stadium’s façade is controlled by e:cue Lighting Control Engines (LCEs) and Butlers, which interface with the stadium’s building management system. The intelligent control system transforms the static façade into a dynamic palette of sequenced shows of bold, moving patterns and graphical announcements. An additional 72 Wall Washer AC XB-36 Cold White installed atop 72 columns surrounding the venue, dim on and off as if there are sparkling stars floating above the stadium. The combined lighting effects echo one another under one control system and make the stadium a stunning centrepiece, which dominates Warsaw’s skyline and elevates excitement of world class events.', 'http://www.traxontechnologies.com/showcase/showcase_details/14083/National%20Stadium%20-%20Warsaw,%20Poland', 'Traxon-Technologies-NationalStadium_01.jpg', 'National Stadium (Poland)', 'National Stadium, Warsaw, Poland', 'National Stadium, is located in Warsaw, Poland.', '2020-08-02 00:00:00'),
(1838, 'TRX045', 27, 'Eiffel Tower', 'Las Vegas, NV, USA', 'Meadowhall is a modern shopping center near Sheffield, South Yorkshire, which opened in 1990 on the site of a former steel plant. It is one of the UK\'s top five shopping malls, with 1.4 million square feet of ground space, 290 stores, 50 places to eat and drink, an 11-screen movie theatre, 12,000 free parking spaces and direct access by rail, road and tram. Over the past two years, operator British Land has invested £ 100 million in refurbishment and another £ 300 million in a leisure center expansion. At the heart of the retail lighting installation is the dynamic color-changing LED lighting that is illuminating the glass roofs of the center’s various streets and domes since summer 2018. Traxon LED luminaires and e:cue lighting control from Traxon e:cue account for the largest share of this unique light spectacle that can be seen for miles around.\r\n \r\nCenter operator British Land commissioned lighting designers BDP with a new lighting concept that was to upgrade the street and entrance of the \"Park Lane Mall” with a new aesthetic lighting solution. As part of this upgrade the client expressed a desire to illuminate the glass apex structure that runs the length of the mall with a dynamic color change LED solution that could be controlled via a hand held device to trigger pre-programmed shows and effects.\r\n \r\nLED luminaires and lighting control from OSRAM show the way\r\n \r\nThis initial partial luminaire installation by Lite Ltd. for one street and two domes is still in place. In the meantime, however, Traxon e:cue has won the assignment for additional seven streets and three Domes. A total of 710 Traxon Nano Liner Allegro RGB 1PXL 50x10 are used here now, with customized tail cable lengths to suit the required spacings. The entire lighting control is handled by one LCE MX server and four Butler S2 controllers. In addition, Traxon e:cue has replaced the existing control system. The entire roof system is controlled now by the powerful and easy-to-use LAS Lighting Application Suite software.\r\n \r\nDynamic color change LED lighting allows for greater flexibility and attractiveness\r\n \r\nThere are many different colored scenes that can be chosen (via the centers network connected PC and the LAS software web portal ‘ActionPad’) depending on a pre-determined or scheduled event or the operators can simply choose a color using a color picker. The main benefit is that the center can use the flexibility of the Action Pad from within their own intranet to choose the scene/color – which hasn’t been possible in the past as the BMS (building management system) was controlling the output.\r\n \r\nBritish Land’s head of Meadowhall Claire Barber shows very delighted with the center refurbishment, including the new innovative lighting opportunities: “Meadowhall is a very different place as a result of our investment. It is lighter and brighter; the space is more modern and the offer is significantly enhanced so it is the first choice for shoppers across the region. Together with our longer term plans for the center, Meadowhall has a great future as one of the leading retail and leisure destinations in the UK.”', 'http://www.traxontechnologies.com/showcase/showcase_details/14379/Meadowhall%20Shopping%20Center%20%E2%80%93%20Sheffield,%20United%20Kingdom', 'Traxon-Technologies-Eiffel-Tower_01.jpg', 'Eiffel Tower', 'Meadowhall Shopping Center, Sheffield, United Kingdom', 'Meadowhall Shopping Center, is located in Sheffield, United Kingdom.\r\nluminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-08-02 00:00:00'),
(1839, 'TRX046', 27, 'Olsen/Winchester Entry Sign at Santana Row', 'San Jose, CA, U.S.A.', 'Santana Row, located in San Jose, California, is a luxurious outdoor mall featuring shopping, dining,\r\nentertainment and more. Spanning 2.1 million square feet, the plaza, often called a “village in the city,” was\r\nbuilt from 2001 to 2002 and has won two awards – the CELSOC Engineering Excellence Award in 2004 and\r\nthe Builders Magazine’s Project of the Year in 2003.\r\nSince its original date of completion in 2002, Santana Row has continued to grow and change, with the most\r\nrecent addition coming in the form of the plaza’s entryway sign. Scott AG, a signage firm out of California, was\r\ntasked with lighting the entry marker in a creative and captivating way that was also remotely controllable and\r\nable to withstand inclement weather. Based on the project requirements, CAL Lighting partnered Scott AG\r\nwith Traxon e:cue and together it was determined that Traxon’s Allegro Dot RGBW would be the best product\r\nfit for the project, with 9 strings being installed 6\" apart on the sign.\r\nAs a result of the installation, the Santana Row entryway sign is now lit with dynamic, color-changing light that\r\ncan easily change to match location events, seasons, and varying themes, all while staying on brand.', 'https://www.osram.us/traxon/projects/traxon/santana-row/index.jsp', 'Traxon-Technologies-OlsenWinchester-Entry-Sign-at-Santana-Row_01.jpg', 'Olsen/Winchester Entry Sign at Santana Row', 'Olsen/Winchester Entry Sign at Santana Row, San Jose, CA, U.S.A.', 'Olsen/Winchester Entry Sign at Santana Row is located in San Jose, CA, U.S.A.\r\nluminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-08-02 00:00:00'),
(1840, 'TRX047', 27, 'University of Nebraska-Lincoln Outdoor Adventures Center', 'Lincoln, NE, USA', 'The Outdoor Adventures Center located on the University of Nebraska–Lincoln campus is designed to provide outdoor adventure experiences in many forms. It enhances learning while also providing escape and enjoyment to students, staff and faculty alike.\r\n\r\nOriginally opened in May of 2014, the center includes climbing and bouldering walls, a bike shop with rentals, lockers, tours and repairs available, as well as classroom space, and other outdoor adventure excursions. And, while the center has been operating successfully, Campus Recreation deemed it necessary to install additional lighting with the hopes of drawing more attention to the building and enhancing the visitor experience.\r\n\r\nTherefore, the team at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln partnered with lighting designer, Michael McMindes, and manufacturer, Traxon e:cue to find a solution, and together a dynamically effective solution was selected. Traxon’s ProPoint™ Linear HO RGBW, at a 35° angle, was installed on the interior of the building, accentuating the architectural façade and specialized rock features of the building.\r\n\r\nAs a result of the installation, interior rock wall surfaces are now lit with color-changing fixtures that draw attention to the building and can be changed to match campus and recreation events, as well as university team colors.', 'https://www.osram.us/traxon/projects/traxon/unl-adventure-center/index.jsp', 'Traxon-Technologies-University-of-Nebraska-Lincoln-Outdoor_01.jpg', 'University of Nebraska-Lincoln Outdoor Adventures Center', 'University of Nebraska-Lincoln Outdoor Adventures Center, Lincoln, NE, USA', 'University of Nebraska-Lincoln Outdoor Adventures Center is located in Lincoln, NE, USA\r\nluminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-08-02 00:00:00'),
(1841, 'TRX048', 27, 'San Francisco International Airport Long-term Parking Garage', 'San Francisco, CA, USA', 'San Francisco International Airport recently wrapped up construction on a new long-term parking facility, and that garage is now home to one of the airport’s newest, permanent art installations. The LED lighting display, titled “Coding,” was designed by artist, Johanna Grawunder, and features products and controls exclusively from Traxon e:cue.\r\n\r\nThis art installation uses Traxon e:cue dynamic lighting solutions and controls including Dot XL-9 and Washer Quattro with SYMPHOLIGHT control, to create a subtle light show that is visible both day and night. The products are installed along the building’s steel beams and mirrored windows, creating a dot and dash effect, spelling “San Francisco” in Morse code on the elevator shaft.\r\n\r\n“Coding” is now one of many art installations located at San Francisco International Airport, making it not just a place for travel, but a cultural destination.', 'https://www.osram.us/traxon/projects/traxon/sfo-airport/index.jsp', 'Traxon-Technologies-San-Francisco_01.jpg', 'San Francisco International Airport Long-term Parking Garage', 'San Francisco International Airport Long-term Parking Garage, San Francisco, CA, USA', 'San Francisco International Airport Long-term Parking Garage is located in San Francisco, CA, USA.\r\nluminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-08-02 00:00:00'),
(1842, 'TRX049', 27, 'Visual Voyage - Port Everglades Cruise Terminal 25', 'Fort Lauderdale, FL, USA', 'Visual Voyage is an interactive light wall that features a CNC precision milled aluminum stylized map that circles the equator. Installed in Port Everglades Cruise Terminal 25, it is the newest addition to the winter homeport for the Celebrity Edge, a Royal Caribbean Cruise Line. The light wall was designed by artist Vanessa Till Hooper with the goal of creating a unique, interactive experience for cruise travelers waiting in the terminal.\r\n\r\nThe wall is comprised of two sections that together stretch 335 feet across the arrival hall. The panels are 10 feet high, and stand 12 feet from the ground with 48 panels that together form the 24 international time zones. Travelers waiting to board the ship can interact with the wall through their mobile devices and move the light from panel to panel. By pressing a button EAST or WEST, guests can move the sun’s light to either end of the wall, and once it crosses the International Date Line, it triggers a colorful light show that spans the full length of the installation.\r\n\r\nThe wall is backlit using Traxon Technologies Cove Light AC HO RGBW fixtures. These fixtures shine LED light up and down the wall behind the perforated panels that display the world map, and guests can both see and interact with the display from all areas of the terminal including the check-in area, lounge, bar, and while waiting in line to board the ship!', 'https://www.osram.us/traxon/projects/traxon/visual-voyage/index.jsp', 'Traxon-Technologies-Visual-Voyage_01.jpg', 'Visual Voyage - Port Everglades Cruise Terminal 25', 'Visual Voyage - Port Everglades Cruise Terminal 25, Fort Lauderdale, FL, USA', 'Visual Voyage - Port Everglades Cruise Terminal 25 is located in Fort Lauderdale, FL, USA.\r\nluminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-08-02 00:00:00'),
(1843, 'TRX050', 27, 'Oklahoma Stage - Expo Square', 'Tulsa, OK, USA', 'The Oklahoma Stage located in Expo Square is the newest, permanent addition to the Tulsa Fairgrounds, and was built to be the home of outdoor music festivals and concerts. The stage is now the dynamic focal point of the grounds and unlike anything else in the country with its twisted roof and angled support beams.\r\n\r\nWhat started out as a temporary installation to be used 11 days out of the year (during the well-known Tulsa State Fair), quickly grew to be a larger, permanent icon on the grounds. The goal of this structure? To create a safe, family-friendly location for fairgoers and others alike to enjoy outdoor events throughout the year. But to make this structure really stand out, unique lighting that was both functional and artistic, was required.\r\n\r\nIn March of 2018, Tulsa Expo teamed with Cyntergy Engineering and chose Traxon’s Media Tube HO RGBW Diffused and e:cue’s SYMPL Controls as the stage’s lighting system. The Media Tubes provide a high brightness, high efficacy, slim profile with consistent color from all angles that is perfectly suited for the stage’s angled beams, while the SYMPL Controls give programmers the ability to fully customize the lighting experience. As a result, the stage is now a year-round attraction known for its concerts, events, and holiday-themed lighting!', 'https://www.osram.us/traxon/projects/traxon/tulsa-expo/index.jsp', 'Traxon-Technologies-Oklahoma-Stage_01.jpg', 'Oklahoma Stage - Expo Square', 'Oklahoma Stage - Expo Square, Tulsa, OK, USA', 'Oklahoma Stage - Expo Square is located in Tulsa, OK, USA.\r\nluminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-08-02 00:00:00'),
(1844, 'TRX051', 27, 'Dylan‘s Candy Bar', 'New York, NY, USA', 'The colorful ceiling consists of nine pop up rectilinear coves, each lined with 1 PXL Cove Light XR fixtures that are individually addressable. End result allows for a dynamic lighting “show“ that features the company theme colors that cycle between all of the coves. The system has been programmed for seasonal shows and different color themes. The entire installation is controlled by e:cue Butler XT2, with presets that can be changed manually via an e:cue Glass Touch T12. Traxon & e:cue worked closely with the project team to ensure the system was installed and properly programmed to meet client deadlines. The overall result adds another dynamic layer to this colorful and whimsical environment. An atmosphere that is designed to awaken the inner child in all by providing the ultimate candy experience.', 'https://www.osram.us/traxon/projects/traxon/dylans-candy-bar/index.jsp', 'Traxon-Technologies-Dylans-Candy-Bar_01.jpg', 'Dylan‘s Candy Bar', 'Dylan‘s Candy Bar, New York, NY, USA', 'Dylan‘s Candy Bar is located in New York, NY, USA.\r\nluminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-08-02 00:00:00'),
(1845, 'TRX052', 27, 'Open Cork Restaurant & Lounge', 'Toronto, ON, Canada', 'The lobby at the entrance of the restaurant features Traxon 64PXL Mirror Wash tiles displaying slow, “hyperspace” dynamic content, as well as Traxon Nano Liner XB down-lighting the textured wall. Behind the bar are shelving cubes with Traxon 1PXL Strips highlighting each cube, displaying spontaneous pulsing of monotone color. At the back of the bar is a private lounge, known as the “Plasma Room,” which consists of booths lining the walls, and a recessed ceiling. Traxon 1PXL Cove Light XR fixtures provide ambient lighting by illuminating the curved cove space in the ceiling with slow dynamic pulsing white light. Nano Liner XB is hidden behind the booths and provides up-lighting that grazes the textured walls in the main lounge and the Plasma Room. All of the LED lighting is controlled by e:cue Lighting Control Engine and Butler S2, producing a coordinated show throughout the restaurant.', 'https://www.osram.us/traxon/projects/traxon/open-cork-restaurant-and-lounge/index.jsp', 'Traxon-Technologies-Open-Cork-Restaurant_01.jpg', 'Open Cork Restaurant & Lounge', 'Open Cork Restaurant & Lounge, Toronto, ON, Canada.', 'Open Cork Restaurant & Lounge, is located in Toronto, ON, Canada.\r\nluminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-08-02 00:00:00'),
(1846, 'TRX053', 27, 'Madison College', 'Madison, WI, USA', 'Madison College is a technical and community college centered in Madison, Wisconsin. The College was looking to create a feature piece for its new Gateway Building, which serves as the front entrance to the College‘s Truax campus. The large, light-filled four-story atrium offered an opportunity for a “digital waterfall” that consisted of a masonry wall containing inset channels of sculpted glass. Traxon worked with the design team to enhance this centerpiece, adding Dot XL-3 placed on 4” centers behind the glass, producing vertical lines of light that could be animated.\r\n\r\nSensors were placed on the ramp at the base of the wall, below each channel. When the ramp is unoccupied, a background pattern and associated soundscape play. Whenever a sensor is tripped the e:cue control system plays an animated timeline on the associated channel, and a midi note is sent to the sequencer, essentially allowing students to play the wall like a keyboard. A variety of themes were built for the wall, so that the background, sounds, and animated effects change throughout the day.', 'https://www.osram.us/traxon/projects/traxon/madison-college/index.jsp', 'Traxon-Technologies-Madison-College_01.jpg', 'Madison College', 'Madison College, Madison, WI, USA', 'Madison College is located in Madison, WI, USA.\r\nluminaires types specified in the project.', '2020-08-02 00:00:00');

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(220, 6, 'Panzeri', 375, 376),
(223, 6, 'Viabizzuno', 377, 378),
(226, 5, 'Urban', 111, 112),
(227, 6, 'Viso Lighting', 379, 380),
(228, 6, 'Buschfeld', 381, 382),
(229, 6, 'Cariboni Group', 383, 384),
(230, 6, 'LAMP', 385, 386),
(231, 6, 'SCHMITZ | WILA', 131, 132),
(232, 6, 'B Light', 165, 166),
(233, 6, 'ALDABRA', 387, 388),
(234, 6, 'Multiline', 389, 390),
(235, 6, 'Oluce', 133, 134),
(236, 6, 'Lucifero\'s', 391, 392),
(237, 6, 'DCW éditions', 393, 394),
(239, 6, 'Ansorg', 151, 152),
(240, 6, 'Exenia', 141, 142),
(241, 6, 'Halla', 145, 146),
(242, 6, 'Siteco', 125, 126),
(243, 6, 'Prudential Lighting', 115, 116),
(244, 6, 'Hubbell', 127, 128),
(246, 6, 'mLight', 117, 118),
(247, 6, 'Lightworks', 147, 148),
(248, 6, 'Estiluz', 135, 136),
(249, 6, 'Designheure', 137, 138),
(250, 6, 'Lumium Lighting', 149, 150),
(251, 6, 'Ecosense Lighting', 161, 162),
(252, 6, 'Meteor Lighting', 159, 160),
(253, 6, 'Martinelli Luce', 153, 154),
(254, 6, 'Lucas Lighting', 167, 168),
(255, 6, 'NEMO', 129, 130),
(256, 6, 'DGA', 139, 140),
(257, 6, 'Modular Lighting Instruments', 119, 120),
(258, 6, 'Kenall', 155, 156),
(259, 6, 'MULTIFORME', 123, 124),
(261, 6, 'JLC-Tech', 163, 164),
(262, 6, 'Luceplan', 121, 122),
(263, 6, 'LIGMAN', 0, 0),
(264, 6, 'Aero Light', 0, 0),
(265, 6, 'SLIDE', 0, 0),
(266, 4, 'Special Task Lighting', 0, 0),
(267, 6, 'Macrolux', 0, 0),
(268, 6, 'Zaniboni Lighting', 0, 0),
(269, 6, 'LUG Light Factory', 0, 0),
(271, 6, 'Planlicht', 0, 0),
(272, 6, 'Arcluce', 0, 0),
(274, 6, 'Paolo Castelli', 0, 0),
(275, 6, 'Graypants', 0, 0),
(276, 6, 'LIGHT4', 0, 0),
(278, 6, 'Santa & Cole', 0, 0),
(279, 6, 'Lighting Services Inc.', 0, 0),
(280, 6, 'Ketra', 0, 0),
(281, 6, 'BÄRO', 395, 396),
(282, 6, 'Amerlux', 397, 398),
(283, 6, 'LTS', 399, 400),
(284, 6, 'Salvi', 401, 402),
(285, 6, 'ILANEL', 403, 404),
(286, 6, 'Lightnet', 405, 406),
(287, 6, 'Ledalite', 407, 408),
(288, 6, 'Sistemalux', 409, 410),
(289, 6, 'Tobias Grau', 411, 412),
(290, 6, 'Regent Lighting', 413, 414),
(291, 6, 'Bartco Lighting', 415, 416),
(292, 6, 'Lanzini', 417, 418),
(293, 6, 'Mullan Lighting', 419, 420),
(294, 6, 'PROLICHT', 421, 422),
(295, 6, 'Platek', 423, 424),
(296, 6, 'CoeLux', 425, 426),
(297, 6, 'ALMA Light', 0, 0),
(298, 6, 'Hess', 0, 0),
(299, 6, 'Sternberg Lighting', 0, 0);

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