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In its home city of Stuttgart stands the Porsche Museum,
dedicated to this symbol of speed, agility, style and prestige.
Designed by Austrian firm Delugan Meissl Associated
Architects, it offers drama from every viewed perspective.
The exterior is appropriately reflective of the stature and
confidence of the brand whilst, within, a dramatic cathedralesque elevator space narrows into the deep exhibition area
beyond.
Porsche Museum
Stuttgart
Stretching into the gallery the collection unfolds and
meanders through varying levels connected by sloping
roads that visitors can steer themselves through and
experience over 100 years of automotive design prowess.
The lighting concept thoroughly emphasises the contours of
this building’s astonishing exterior and interior architecture
and provides a remarkable setting for this iconic brand.
Client
Architect
Lighting Design
Electrical Contractor
Photos
Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG
DELUGAN MEISSL
ASSOCIATED ARCHITECTS,
Vienna
Delux AG, Zürich
Heldele GmbH, Salach
Brigida Gonzalez
Electrical Contractor
Photos
Stampka-Elektro GmbH
Linus Lintner for
Kardorff Ingenieure,
Sebastian Bolesch,
Bernd Uhlig
A part of the world heritage site on Berlin’s “Museums
Island”, the “Neues Museum” was originally designed by
August Stüler for use only during the hours of daylight.
Neues Museum
Berlin
As part of the 11 year reconstruction, the museum’s new
lighting concept pays tribute to this original principle.
Directed, natural sunlight is supported and supplemented
by artificial illumination from a minimal number of lighting
fixtures. The result is a reserved lighting ambience, seldom
detracting from the architecture of this meticulously
restored building.
Client
Reconstruction
Lighting Design
Prussian Cultural Heritage
Foundation –
Berlin Public Museums
David Chipperfield
Architects, London/Berlin
Kardorff Ingenieure, Berlin
Pan Peninsula Towers
London
Client
Architect
Lighting Design
Electrical Contractor
LEDs + Control Unit
Agent
Photos
London’s Canary Wharf area
is the site of Europe’s tallest
residential buildings to date.
By night the 50-storey-high
skyscrapers are converted
into a new London landmark
by computer-controlled RGB
LEDs with a total length of
2280m.
The dynamics and speed
of this coloured lightscape
can be adjusted for special
occasions or changing
seasons.
Ballymore Properties Ltd.
Skidmore, Owings &
Merrill Inc.
Maurice Brill
Lighting Design
Lischke & Co. GmbH,
Berlin
Insta GmbH,
Lüdenscheid
Selux UK Ltd.
Courtesy of Insta,
Tom Brill
Solon SE
Berlin-Adlershof
The new Solon SE corporate
headquarters sends a clear
signal for saving resources in
a modern, versatile working
environment.
The holistic approach combined efficiency, user comfort
and lifecycle cost optimisation
in an appealing overall concept
and sets new standards in
sustainable architecture.
The integrated light management system, although
individually controlled, is
linked along with the heating
and ventilation into the overall
building services management
system and was designed for
optimum visual comfort and
maximum energy efficiency.
Client
Architect
Lighting Design
Electrical Contractor
Photos
Solon SE
Heinrich Schulte-Frohlinde,
Berlin
LET, Berlin
BAURCONSULT, Haßfurt
Achim Hatzius,
Silke Reents
Transformer Substation
Berlin-Wilhelmsruh
Between 1925 and 1932, Berlin’s municipal electrical company
built a modern power grid for three-phase power supply.
This substation building, built by Hans Heinrich Müller in
1926, has a highly linear design which provided a clear
direction for the lighting design.
Light levels in its very different rooms have been provided by
neo luminaires installed as horizontal or vertical lines of light.
Client
Architect
Electrical Contractor
Installer
Photos
BEWAG AG & CO.KG,
Vattenfall Europe
Information Services GmbH
Max Dudler, Berlin
AIC – Architekten
Ingenieur Consult GmbH
Zeka Elektrobau GmbH
Achim Hatzius
Just as artists work with shade and colour, lighting designer
Yann Kersalé uses light as a design medium, experimenting
against the contrast of night.
His spectacular transfiguration of Bordeaux has “light frames”
casting coloured light up into the foliage of the trees that line
the streets with the pavements illuminated by direct, white
light.
Cours Victor Hugo
Bordeaux
Client
Architect
Landscape Designer
Lighting Design
Public Artist
Engineering Office
Installer
Agent
City of Bordeaux
Fabien Pédelaborde,
Laurent Gouyou-Beauchamps
Emmanuelle Crouzet
Yann Kersalé – AIK
Danielle Justes
Sogreah consultants
SPIE Sud-Quest
Ludec Aquitaine
Amsterdam’s ‘grachten’ have long since been the city’s most
important landmark. These narrow yet navigable waterways
wind for over 80 km throughout the city centre, spanned by
numerous bridges. Recently the grachten and the entire
historical old town were supplied with replicas of the original
Kroonlantaarns and Ritterlantaarns.
In both lanterns, a specially-developed bevelled primary
reflector ensures asymmetrical light spot expansion to
create a non-glare, warm white light.
Client
Lighting Design
Mechanical Design
Agent
Photos
Gemeente Amsterdam Dienst Infrastructuur
Verkeer en Vervoer
Bartenbach Lichtlabor
Arsis Industrial Design
SELUX Benelux N.V.
Markus Bollen
Grachten Lanterns
Amsterdam
Ritterlantaarn
Kroonlantaarn
Client
Lighting Design
Agent
Photos
City of Roermond
Studio DL, Hildesheim
SELUX Benelux N.V.
Markus Bollen
Lighting master plan
Roermond
Good lighting design can
enhance both the ambiance
of a built environment as
well as the perceived quality
of life.
The new lighting master plan
in Roermond on the GermanDutch border emphasises this
historic urban space, whilst
complementing the surrounding architecture.
Specially developed for this
specific project, the luminaires
not only provide modern,
efficient illumination of the
town spaces but also serve
as sculptural features, both
day and night, adding further
character.
“Les Thermes“ is a futuristic,
indoor water park.
Viewed from the exterior, it
resembles a UFO from outer
space. On the interior, its retro
upholstered walls provide
both colour and texture whilst
biomorphic luminaires supply
dramatic accent and area
lighting.
The OLIVIO System in four
basic sizes available:
> OLIVIO Grandeza
> OLIVIO Grande
> OLIVIO Medio
> OLIVIO Piccolo
Les Thermes
Luxembourg
Client
Architect
Lighting Design
Agent
Photos
C.N.I.
Hermann & Valentiny
et Associés,
Jim Clemes, Witry & Witry,
Ulrike Brandi Licht, Hamburg
SELUX Benelux N.V.
Courtesy of
Ulrike Brandi Licht
U55
Underground Line
Berlin
Berlin’s new underground line between Central Station and the Brandenburg Gate –
popularly known as the ‘chancellor line’ – is now operational.
U55
Central Station
The U55 has three new stations and is currently 1.8 km long, with future plans to
extend it to Alexanderplatz.
All three stations were designed by different practices: the ‘Bundestag’ station
was planned by Axel Schultes, who also designed the chancellery in the city.
Architects gmp were responsible for the new underground station at the main railway
station and the Brandenburg gate station, which also includes an interchange to the
S-Bahn city railway, was planned by Axel Oestreich.
U55
Bundestag
U55
Brandenburg Gate
Client
Architects
Photos
BVG – Berliner
Verkehrsbetriebe
gmp – von Gerkan,
Mark und Partner, Hamburg
Axel Schultes, Berlin
Axel Oestreich, Berlin
Eckhard Joite,
Rainer Jensen
House of Finance
Frankfurt am Main
A new interdisciplinary research
and teaching institute for law
and economic sciences has
recently been opened on the
university campus in Frankfurt.
The new ‘House of Finance’
building is a tribute to the
architecture of the company
headquarters of I.G. Farben,
built by Hans Poelzig in 1931,
and today houses part of
Frankfurt’s Goethe University.
The front façade and building
elevations have a unique grid
design with strictly symmetrical
axes - a theme also taken up
on the floor, walls and ceiling
of the foyer. This is further
mirrored in the lighting concept
for the space which emphasises the effect by following the
structures inherent in the room
itself.
In the lecture theatres and library/
reading room areas, special
air-handling M100 recessed
luminaires were used.
Client
Architect
Electrical Contractor
Photos
Goethe University
Frankfurt a.M.
Jan Kleihues und
Norbert Hensel
Kleihues + Kleihues
INTEG GmbH,
Düsseldorf/Berlin
Stefan Müller
Angermuseum Erfurt
Client
Architect
Lighting Design
Electrical Contractor
City of Erfurt
Worschech Architekten
Worschech Architekten
Elektro-Schröder-Erfurt GmbH
Schmitt GmbH
b.i.g. bechtold
The chief objective in the reconstruction of the Angermuseum
in Erfurt was to carefully combine the old and the new: the
result is an exceptional centre of the arts.
The simplicity of the architecture leaves the eye to concentrate
fully on the exhibits. This philosophy is taken further forward
with the use of simple arrangements of linear luminaires and
circular ceiling lights.
INGENIEURGESELLSCHAFT MBH The overall lighting design provides flexible solutions for the
varied demands on the building.
Wood is an important
renewable raw material and
its use in durable structures
and products such as housing
or lighting columns significantly reduces a project’s
overall carbon impact.
Existing houses were renovated
and new buildings integrated
into this residential area in
Holland.
Wooden lighting columns
enhance any civic environment
and their use on this project
helped coordinate the lighting
with other wooden elements
used within the surrounding
architecture.
Heerewaerde
Boxtel
Client
Architect
Lighting Design
Electrical Contractor
Photos
City of Boxtel
Jack Dörfel
SELUX Benelux N.V.
A. Hak B.V.
Markus Bollen
DEG
Cologne
Client
Architect
Lighting Design
Electrical Contractor
Photos
DEG – Deutsche Investitionsund Entwicklungsgesellschaft mbH
JSK SIAT International
Architekten und
Ingenieure GmbH
a•g Licht, Bonn
SRE – Schulz & Reichel
Elektrobau GmbH, Roggentin
Hans Georg Esch,
DEG/Werkstudio:
Werbung und Design GmbH
Transparency and natural surfaces in warm colors reflect the
holistic design approach in both building and interior of the
new offices of the DEG _ Deutsche Investitions- und Entwicklungsgesellschaft mbH in the centre of Cologne.
The architectural highlight is the convertible glass roof, which
opens out during warm weather to turn the building-level
atrium into a large open-air area. More than six hundred
M100 pendant luminaires illuminate the offices in this
building, which has been awarded a gold certificate for
sustainable architecture.
Harley-Davidson Museum
USA-Milwaukee
As well as its exhibits, the
focus of this building is to
communicate a distinct
attitude and way of life.
The spectacular Harley-Davidson
museum occupies 121,000 m²
of exhibition space and tells
the history of the legendary
US motorcycle brand.
The 8,000 exhibits include
the first Harley, dating from
1903, a model driven by
Elvis Presley from 1956 and
the four-metre-long King
Kong, which took more
than 40 years to construct.
The museum’s design is an
unmistakable reference to industrial architecture and the
clear, geometrical lighting
scheme harmonises superbly
with the factory building’s
deliberate raw design.
Client
Architect
Lighting Design
Photos
Harley-Davidson Motor Co.
Pentagram Architects,
New York
Brandston Partnership,
New York
Paul Warchol courtesy
of Harley-Davidson
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