Lighting reflects the needs of patients and personnel. The corridors are lined with LED strips and backlit hand rails. To deliver the required intensity of illumination, round Puri luminaires are embedded into the ceiling with motion and daylight sensors, all of which are controlled using the DALI protocol. The circular shapes of varying dimensions in a random configuration are intended to evoke a relaxed atmosphere and help lower patient stress. All luminaires in the corridors and waiting rooms have the same 3500 K chromaticity, a colour that is pleasing and calming to the human eye. The luminaires in exam rooms have 4000 K chromaticity, and this light colour ensures true colour rendering, which is essential in delivering medical care.


Architect: Adam Rujbr Architects

Realization: 2018

Space type: Public spaces