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Museum of Fine Arts Boston The neoclassical buildings of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston were built under the auspices of the architect Guy Lowell in 1909. With more than one million visitors p.a. it is one of the most important museums of fine art in the U.S. and worldwide. The north elevation is dominated by a continuous colonnade. So as to retain this visual effect at night, the columns are illuminated from the ground upwards. In order to accentuate their vertical character it was important to achieve uniform illumination. Nightvision luminaires with horizontally wide beam and vertically narrow beam optics were able to provide the required effect. These were fitted with custom made cowls since visitors to the museum pass by the luminaires at eye level. 12 Projects
<strong>Lighting</strong> Design: George Sexton Associates, Washington, DC Nightvision, page 64 Projects 13
Page 1 and 2: Exterior Lighting 2012/2013 Electri
Page 3 and 4: Innovation 2012/2013 The technical
Page 5 and 6: 244 Ground-recessed uplighters 20 W
Page 7 and 8: Lighting Design: Speirs+Major Assoc
Page 9 and 10: Lighting Design: Ulrike Brandi Lich
Page 11 and 12: Lighting Design: a g Licht, Bonn Ar
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Page 19 and 20: Lighting Design: Lisys Lighting Sys
Page 21 and 22: Interesting lighting effects can be
Page 23 and 24: 50 77 93 Accessories for Arclight P
Page 25 and 26: The Nightfocus range offers precise
Page 27 and 28: Nightfocus Rotationally symmetrical
Page 29 and 30: Nightfocus LED With 5 x 1 W high pe
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Page 35 and 36: Nightfocus is a versatile luminaire
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Page 45 and 46: Nightvision LSM Modular System (T16
Page 47 and 48: Nightvision LSL Modular System (LED
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Page 59 and 60: The Modular System Luminaires of di
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Ecoline SR Modular System (LED), ri
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Luminaires with a wall washer distr
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Nightvision Mini Wall washer with m
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Nightvision Mini Rotationally symme
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Nightvision Wall washer For ceramic
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Nightvision Asymmetrical wide beam
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Nightvision Rotationally symmetrica
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Precise optics and a shallow housin
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Ecovision Mini Wall washer with wal
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Ecovision Wall washer with wall arm
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The range of accessories for the Ni
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Accessories for Nightscape floodlig
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Rotationally symmetrical reflectors
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Nightscape A Axially symmetrical Fo
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Nightscape B For compact fluorescen
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Nightscape B, 250 W Rotationally sy
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Nightscape B, 400 W Rotationally sy
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Accessories such as louvres and spe
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Thanks to their small dimensions, t
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24 104 70 60 82 50 7 30 50 220 200
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Superlight Compact Micro RGB Equipp
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After maintenance without Light Loc
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Superlight Compact Mini Asymmetrica
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20 4 8 88 104 70 0 4 4 2 1 5 1 1 50
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Superlight Compact S Asymmetrical w
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9 9 9 9 5 1 1 0 4 115 115 90 70 300
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Superlight Compact Asymmetrical wid
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Superlight Compact Rotationally sym
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Superlight Compact LED With 10 x 3
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0 6 1 R 3/8” 77 100 Accessories f
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117 116 117 150 150 150 30 30 20 Ac
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The BFI Imax Cinema is located in t
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Superlight 150 W Rotationally symme
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Superlight 150/250 W Axially symmet
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Superlight 250 W Rotationally symme
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Superlight 400 W Axially symmetrica
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Superlight 250/400 W Asymmetrical,
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Accessories for floodlights Superli
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Superlight 1000 W Rotationally symm
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This range of floodlights which is
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LED floodlights Sensorlight with PI
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The range of halogen floodlights se
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0 4 90 70 M8 0 5 3 Accessories for
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Accessories for halogen floodlights
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Halogen floodlight for low voltage
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Halogen floodlights 500 W Sensorlig
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The extremely narrow beam distribut
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24 80 58 95 6,5 82 7 30 50 80 250 2
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24 100 58 95 6,5 82 7 30 50 100 250
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Lighting consultants Speirs and Maj
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Prondo A with wall arm For low volt
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Prondo B with wall arm For low volt
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Prondo C with wall arm For compact
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0 4 90 70 M8 0 5 3 All exterior par
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0 4 90 70 M8 0 5 3 The installation
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Nightspot A is also available as a
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Nightspot A, wide beam For ceramic
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Nightspot A with wall arm, wide bea
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Nightspot A with earth spike, wide
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Nightspot A LED Equipped with 3 x 3
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Nightspot A LED with earth spike Eq
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Nightspot A Gobo Projector For cera
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Nightspot gobo projectors are desig
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Nightspot B with mounting base For
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Nightspot B LED with mounting base
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Diameter of image in m Diameter of
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Nightspot B2, with mounting base (P
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Nightspot C with mounting base For
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200 218 265 13 13 13 Accessories fo
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Nightspot pole luminaires can be us
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Nightspot B LED, pole luminaire Wit
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Diameter of image in m Diameter of
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Nightspot B2, pole luminaire, wide
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160 170 203 223 175 271 Accessories
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Fluxa Mini For ceramic metal halide
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Fluxa Mini G For ceramic metal hali
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0 2 5 6 9 9 5 6 3 0 1 95 50 78 95 5
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Fluxa A, wide beam For metal halide
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Fluxa B For metal halide lamps (HIT
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Fluxa C For metal halide lamps (HIT
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Fluxa AG For metal halide lamps (HI
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Fluxa AG LED, wide beam With high p
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Fluxa BG LED, wide beam With high p
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Fluxa BGU Uplight For metal halide
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Fluxa A - with arm, wide beam For m
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Fluxa B - with arm For metal halide
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Fluxa C - with arm For metal halide
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Post top luminaire For compact fluo
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Pole top adapters for one, two or t
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HIT-TC-CE 20 W adjustible optics 5
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Part number Colour Description 126
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LED ground-recessed uplighters adju
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Ground-recessed uplighters Rotation
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Accessories for ground-recessed upl
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LED ground-recessed uplighters adju
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274 280 1 3 2 6 3 2 129 125 129 6 2
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70 W 150 W 70 W 150 W 70 W 150 W Ac
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Accessories for ground-recessed upl
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Ground-recessed luminaires with asy
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Ground-recessed uplighters Asymmetr
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Ground-recessed uplighters Wall was
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The luminaires are locked into the
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Dockland Hamburg Architecture: BRT
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0 4 0 9 79 Lamps, Light source (see
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Ground-recessed luminaires Single l
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0 4 0 9 79 Lamps, Light source (see
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Accessories for single- and extensi
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The trim ring needs no screws and c
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Ceiling-recessed downlights with co
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Ceiling-recessed LED downlights wit
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22 70 70 70 70 Accessories for rece
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Surface-mounted downlight Narrow be
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Surface-mounted downlight Wide beam
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Surface-mounted downlight Gimbal mo
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Surface-mounted LED downlight Gimba
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22 70 70 70 70 Accessories for surf
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In outdoor areas the recommendation
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Nightpath Bollard For ceramic metal
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Nightline is a range of luminaires
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Nightline A with wall arm For compa
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Nightline B with joint For compact
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Nightline B with joint For metal ha
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Nightline B with wall arm and 2 joi
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Nightline BG with joint ceiling mou
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The slim cross section blends in di
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90 100 200 300 I (cd/klm) 90 Lamps
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90 100 200 300 I (cd/klm) 90 0,3 m
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The Modular System Luminaires of di
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Nightline LSM Modular System, middl
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If modules of the same length are t
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Twin EL A - LED With high performan
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Twin EL A - HIT For ceramic metal h
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Twin EL C For ceramic metal halide
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Superlight Twin For ceramic metal h
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Prismat H For compact fluorescent l
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Prismat S For compact fluorescent l
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Variant A For compact fluorescent l
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Variant W/B For compact fluorescent
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Facette B and C with more powerful
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Facette W For compact fluorescent l
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Facette C For compact fluorescent l
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Superlight 18 W with wall box and j
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Superlight 18 W with wall arm and t
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Superlight 24 W For compact fluores
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Protection and Test Marks - Electro
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High Pressure Sodium Vapour Lamps -
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The luminaire efficency ( LB ) is a
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Illumination diagrams for simple pl
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