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630 Lights and Lighting 2015 ¥ 6 ∂ A different angle Flexible approach Sculptural metals From Nyta, the Tilt range is designed to emanate an open and soft light, and direct it exactly where it is needed. Intuitive handling allows the turning and swivelling of the shade along its oblong opening in every direction. It works like a cupped reflector that can be freely moved around the light source, thus gathering the light and directing it towards the space or object to be illuminated. The matt finish of the metal shade, the guiding peg made from stainless steel and the cloth-covered cord make for a highquality appearance, suitable for use in commercial, retail and domestic environments, says the company. A self-fastening hanging mechanism provides solid purchase and cleanly holds the lamp in position. For use singly or in groups, and also available as a wall light, the fitting comes in eight colours including the grey shown top, and is also available in brass. A variation on this is the Tilt Globe below, a globe-shaped version of the fitting. All types are suitable for use with halogen, LED and fluorescent lamps. ¥ Nyta Germany +49 (0)721 4704 4707 www.nyta.eu Greenstock’s innovative U-Connect system is described as a plug-and-play system with huge versatility for all types of lighting schemes, comprising U-connect cables, extension leads, splitters, power supplies and lighting components that connect together to create a full LED scheme. The system is pre-wired with mains plug and connectors to run on 12V DC, for a variety of applications, ranging from lighting in the home through to professional shopfitting and commercial installations. There is a wide choice of lighting options from strip kits to downlighters. The strips can bend to follow the contours of rooms and spaces for special lighting effects and are available in 5 m reels with either 60 or 120 LEDs per metre, in a range of 3,000, 4,000 and 6,000 K. For weatherproof applications, the strip kits can be specified as IP65 if required. Where they need to be enclosed, two styles of aluminium profile are offered, which not only protects the LEDs from damage but also increases their life as the aluminium acts as a heat sink. These profiles are capped with a diffuser to soften the light and reduce spotting. The diffusers come in clear, frosted and opal, with a variety of accessories available, such as mounting brackets and end caps. There is also an extensive range of drivers starting from as little as 6 W for very small installations through to 350 W drivers for the more professional application. RGB and single-colour controllers are available to create different lighting effects and to enable dimming of the LED strips. With an ultra-slim design, these are said to be easy to operate and automatically memorise the last setting before ‘power off’. ¥ Greenstock Lamp Company United Kingdom +44 (0)845 2570 444 www.greenstock.co.uk Minimalism with an attitude is how the Danish brand Normann Copenhagen describes its style. The design company aims to create original, eye-catching products that stand the test of time, including a versatile furniture range and sculptural lighting such as the pendants shown here. Ikono has a cone-shaped glass cylinder and two coloured steel shades in matching tones which rest on the clear glass, together making up a classic pendant lamp. The light is directed by the top shade whilst the lower shade ensures anti-dazzle. It is available in mint, white, grey and red, with a 4 m matching cord. The Bell has an industrial look suited to both home and commercial environments and is made of aluminium, although its round, even surface gives the impression of having been cast. It comes in a range of sizes, in sand and grey, with 4 m of contrasting textile cord, making a contemporary feature. Low-energy 9 W bulbs are recommended for both lamps. ¥ Normann Copenhagen Denmark +45 (0)35 55 44 59 www.normann-copenhagen.com
Inhaber Owner Martina & Josef Kroll Wiesern 48 A 5754 Hinterglemm www wiese gut com Arch tekten Architects Gogl A chitekten Region Region Pinzgau Salzburger Land P nzgau Salzburg Region Lage ü N N Altitude above sea level 1000 m Typ Type Hotel Zimme anzahl Number of ooms 24 Baujah /Baumaßnahme Year of const uct on/Construction measure 2012 (Neubau New const uct on) Material Mater al Unbehande te Hölzer Naturstein wetterge ge btes Leder Naturstoffe Schwarzstahl Untreated wood natural stone wea hered lea her natural materia s black steel Konstrukt on Const uct on Stah beton Reinforced conc ete Besonderhe ten Spec al features Di ferenz ertes Lichtkonzept eigene Keramikl n e D ffe ent at ng light concept own ceramic des gn line Das Wiesergut liegt Richtung Talsch uss in Hinter al e Gebäudeteile m teinander: den Emp angsriegel glemm im Salzburger Land M t direktem Zugang den Gutshof der an der S el e des ehemal gen zum Ski Mounta nb ke und Wandergebiet des Herrenhauses entstand und heute 17 Su ten und Sk circus Saa bach Hinterglemm Leogang b etet es das Restaurant beinha tet sowie sieben separate e ne perfekte Ausgangs age für zah re che sport Gartensuiten und den Spabereich Dieser ist vom l che Akt vitäten Ange egt ist das Hotel mit den Gutshof auch über das Untergeschoss zu errei typischen Elemen en eines Gutshofs als u förmiger chen sodass Besucher n cht durch den Re Komp ex in dessen Mit e s ch ein großzüg ger zeptionsbereich gehen müssen Vor dem Gebäude Innenhof befindet Dieser ste lte bei der P anung ensemb e steht eine neu gebaute Rem se die den e nen elementaren Ansatz dar angestrebt war das heut gen Gerätscha ten der Besucher wie Ski und neue Hotel n cht gegen sondern mit der Natur zu Fahrräder eine großzüg ge Unterkunft b etet Der bauen und d ese in das Hotel zu ntegrieren So ist klare und schl chte Bau wurde m t reg onalem son im Zentrum des Ensembles unter Obstbäumen und nenverbranntem Altholz verk eidet und w rkt daher zwischen Beeten in denen der Koch seine Kräuter von außen als wü de er schon ew g dort stehen z eht ein Ort entstanden der zum Verweilen e n Der Ort an dem das neue Wiesergut erbaut wurde lädt Ein zum Innenhof verg as er Gang verb ndet ist gesch chtsträchtig Seit 1350 stand an der Ste le LNKSLEFT Ans cht des Gebäudeensembles View of build ng ensemble RECHTS RIGHT Tische m Barbereich Tables n bar area UNTEN BELOW G undr ss Erdgeschoss Ground floor plan The W esergut s ocated n Hinterglemm towards the end of he Glemm va ley in the State of Salz burg W th d rect access to the famous skiing area Skic rcus Saalbach Hinterg emm Leogang t is also ideal for numerous sports act v ties such as mountain biking and hik ng Incorporat ng the typi cal elements of a Gutshof (a country estate) the u shaped ayout of the hotel complex encloses a generous inner courtyard This was the primary bas s for a des gn that instead of functioning as a barrier against nature aimed to fol ow and ntegrate nature in the hotel An dy lic space has been cre ated under ruit t ees and between the chef s herb beds in the garden All the bui dings mak ng up the ensemb e a recept on the Gutshof building (rep ac ng a former manor house and now accom modat ng 17 suites and a restaurant) as well as seven separate garden suites and a spa area are connected by means of a passage that s ul y glazed towards the nner courtyard Spa users don t have to wa k through the recept on area thanks to an addit onal subterranean l nk between the Gutshof and the spa area Conven ently located n front of he building ensemb e s a shed of ering plenty of space or guest equipment such as skis and b kes Regional sunburnt o d wood covering the c ear and pla n structure makes it look as though the new shed has been there for ages The site of the new W esergut s r ch n h story w th records of a large farm cal ed W esern dat ng Edition AlpenOrte / AlpineRetreats 2014. Hannes Bäuerle, Claudia Miller. 192 pages with numerous drawings and photos. Format 25 × 23.5 cm. Bilingual German/English. ISBN 978-3-95553-181-2 Hardcover: € 49.– / £ 40.– / US $ 69.– + postage/packing + VAT, if applicable A travel guide to unique places and accommodation throughout the Alps Fascinated by the Alps, the authors spend most of their free time in the mountains. Always searching for new and special places, ranging from stop-offs on a trip, through to fi nal destinations for a peaceful stay, they have now compiled a wide variety of different kinds of accommodation. Buildings in the book range from houses that have been owned by one family for generations and been shaped by its various characters, through to chalets renovated to the most modern standards and solitary huts. The authors have chosen projects built using materials and sustainable construction methods in keeping with the Alpine environment that also represent successful spatial and atmospheric concepts. But this book is not only about architecture; the authors also tell stories of the houses’ owners and the buildings’ development and management over the years, as well as tales of Alpine life and people. Background information on construction and tips on travelling in the Alps, general maps, a range of different projects presented in brief portraits, and a list of addresses make this book an outstanding travel guide for readers interested in architecture and for anyone who loves the Alps. Hinterglemm, Salzburger Land/Salzburg Region (A) Exemplary architecture both in and beyond tourist spots Essays on living, travelling and building (incl. conversion/renovation) in the Alps On the fascination of the Alps, » family histories« and traditions www.detail.de/alpine
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