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trends SUSTAINABLE LIGHTING

Landmark Lighting

remanufacture project shines

light on smarter techniques

The completion of a landmark lighting remanufacturing

project is being heralded as the gold standard in ecofriendly

office refurbishment.

The refurbishment of Arup’s office at Piccadilly Place,

Manchester was the stage for the project, led by The Regen

Initiative and supported by technology from Tridonic UK.

Arup currently occupies the 6th Floor and the project

included an expansion to the 7th Floor and refurbishment of

both spaces. A key project objective was to reduce embodied

carbon by renovating or repurposing furniture and equipment

as an exemplar demonstration for our clients. Arup wanted to

explore the refurbishment of the existing TC-L luminaires to

LED and approached The Regen Initiative for their expertise

in lighting remanufacture.

Conceived by F Mark and COCO Lighting, The Regen

Initiative offers a lighting fixture refurbishment service,

breathing new life into existing fixtures. By sharing their

collective knowledge and remanufacture skills they are able to

offer a service that encompasses circular economy principles

to reduce carbon in refit projects. These principles and

practices provide a credible alternative to just ‘fitting new’

that will last for generations to come.

Arup and The Regen Initiative collaborated in the design,

prototyping and testing on-site of the retrofit solution to

ensure the optical performance could be maintained, to define

a specification for light quality, and to integrate smart wireless

lighting controls to replace the existing DALI system which

was unfit for purpose.

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