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Light. Ideas. Systems.

PUMAVisionHeadquarter
Herzogenaurach
In 2009 sportlifestyle company PUMA opened the first carbon-neutrally operated
company headquarters in its industry sector. It is called “PUMAVision Headquarters”
as the construction of the complex, which covers a total area of 50.000 square
meters, was strictly guided by PUMA’s sustainability concept PUMAVision. Both the
architecture and lighting design of the red retail building are in the form of a PUMA
shoebox, reflecting the corporate identity of the world-famous brand. While creating
efficient active lighting, the distinctive lighting concept for both indoors and outdoors
also communicates the company‘s image and philosophy. By being deliberately placed
within this setting, light has become a means of corporate design and an expression
of the brand message.
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PUMAVisionHeadquarter
Herzogenaurach
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Client PUMA AG
Architect Klaus Krex - da Capo al Fine Architekten, Nürnberg
Electrical Contractor HTP Haustechnik Projekt Ingenieurbüro, Nürnberg
Photos Markus Bollen
Products RED CARD LUMINAIRE, LIGHTSTACK, LED floor recessed mounted fitting,
I-SPOT, I-PARABOL, M100 recessed
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Landessparkasse
Oldenburg
Transparency and flexibility - the new headquarters building of the Landessparkasse
savings bank in Oldenburg shows how a company‘s functionality can be translated
into architecture. Its individual components are linked by spacious galleries, glass halls
and corridors. The perfect mixture of natural daylight and efficient lighting technology
create a welcoming atmosphere for customer discussions. At the same time, the glass
building complex provides a visible emphasis for the design of the city, for which it
serves as a new landmark.
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Client Landessparkasse zu Oldenburg
Architect RKW Rhode Kellermann Wawrowsky, Architektur & Städtebau, Düsseldorf
Lighting Design Licht Kunst Licht AG, Bonn/Berlin
Electrical Contractor Jähnig Elektrotechnik GmbH, Oldenburg
Photos Lukas Roth
Products M60 recessed
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Novartis Campus
Basel
On the grounds of Novartis in Basel, an attractive campus is due to be completed by
2030. Designed by renowned architectural greats like Frank O. Gehry, David
Chipperfield, Tadao Ando and Álvaro Siza, numerous office buildings, research and
production institutes and a knowledge, innovation and convention centre are due to
be erected here in the future. Varied illumination of outdoor areas provides nighttime
orientation and, with its timeless form and reserved elegance, the LaNova acts as a
binding light element for buildings with varying architectures in a modern learning
landscape.
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Client Novartis International AG
Architect Masterplan: Studio di Architectura, Prof. Dr. Ing. Vittorio Lampugani, Milan
Landscape Architect PWP Landscape Architecture, Berkeley CA;
Salathé Gartenbau AG, Oberwil
Lighting Design Licht Kunst Licht AG, Bonn/Berlin
Electrical Contractor IWB, Basel
Photos Lukas Roth
Products LaNova family with pole top lightstack, pendant luminaire
for arcades and catenary suspended luminaire
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Federal Ministry of Family Affairs
Berlin
Open, transparent, communicative - the development at the German Federal Ministry
of Family Affairs acts to link the old and new parts of the building. A full height glass
facade creates a spacious complex, inviting pubic dialogue and interaction; while
allowing daylight to flood into the building to generate a feeling of openness and space.
Continuous rows of light strips immediately behind the glass facade emphasise the
corridors and atrium. The diffuse light casts soft shadows and immerses the rooms in
a harmonious ambience, while the ‚PURELIGHT‘ lines trace the structure of the facade
to create an impressive nighttime display.
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Client Bundesanstalt für Immobilienaufgaben
Architect Schweger Associated Architects GmbH
Lighting Design Kardorff Ingenieure, Berlin
Electrical Contractor NEK Ingenieure, Berlin
Photos Florian Profitlich, Markus Bollen
Products PURELIGHT 90
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Blue Cross Blue Shield
Chattanooga
The glass architecture of the Blue Cross Blue Shield building of Chattanooga, Tennessee
is based on two guiding principles _ sustainability and energy efficiency. For the dayto-day
work of its 4500 staff members, this will mean greater openness, flexibility and
interaction. The MTR light stack‘s gentle light links up the inner courtyards of this vast
insurance company complex, with a slim and elegant shape that captivates onlookers
with its clarity and straight lines. Its sophisticated light direction, which is based on
SELUX MTR prism refractor technology, enables optimum lighting quality with minimal
energy usage.
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Client Blue Cross Blue Shield
Architect Duda Paine Architects Inc.
Lighting Design Cline Bettridge Bernstein Lighting Design, NY
Electrical Contractor Skanska/EMJ Joint Venture
Photos Courtesy of SELUX US
Products MTR Columns
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Harris Williams & Co.
London
One design but many options _ awarded the Chicago Athenaeum Award, the NEO light
series blends timelessly and elegantly throughout the building. The London office of
the investment banking firm Harris Williams & Co. has also been enhanced by its flexible
system concept. Various lighting configurations have been used to illuminate the
reception area, lobby, cafeteria, conference rooms and offices with the cassette-shaped
base element made of glass, chrome and high-gloss aluminium. Microprism diffusers
ensure a pleasant lighting ambience, which results in glarefree, uniform light to
optimise the working environment.
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Client Harris Williams & Co. Ltd.
Architect Gensler, London
Lighting Design Gensler & SELUX UK Ltd.
Electrical Contractor EMI
Photos Marcus Peel Photography
Products NEO CASSETTE pendant + ceiling
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Landscape
Architecture Seoul
Green oases designed for the senses. Public parks in Seoul are lively and unconventional
_ picturesquely arranged footpaths lead over small ponds and bridges through spacious
country parks, past pavilions and areas with botanic themes. Nanji and Yeouido, two
naturalisation projects on the banks of the Hangang and Dream Forest in the north
of the city are popular destinations for excursions for both young and old. Varying
sections of the park with cultural and sporting themes provide spaces for visitors to
wander, even after dark. These magical natural spaces are immersed in a reserved
lighting that provides a stagelike character, while in other areas the lighting provides
nighttime orientation.
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Nanji
Yeouido

Nanji
Client Seoul (Metropolitan) Government
Landscape Architect Dream Forest by C´Topos & Seegan Architects
Lighting Design Nanji and Yeouido by Yeon So Lee,
ULP (Urban Lighting-Design Partnership Co. Ltd.)
Photos Honik Lee
Products DISCERA Provence, OLIVIO Sistema, PEAK
Dreamforest
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ExCeL Center
London
What do a computer program and an exhibition and event centre in London called
ExCeL have in common? An identical sounding name that implies excellence. The
extension to the Royal Docks exhibition grounds is distinguished by a futurist design.
The gigantic, yellow spiral of the entrance area calls to mind a supernatural insect
climbing through the facade. This striking shape not only inspires the imagination
but serves as a natural navigation aid for visual orientation.
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Client London International Exhibition Centre
Architect Grimshaw Architects, London
Lighting Design Gensler Architects & SELUX UK Ltd.
Electrical Contractor SPIE Matthew Hall
M&E design Hoare Lea Lighting, Poole
Photos Mark Humphries Photography
Products M100 recessed continuous lines of light
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Stratford Station Upgrade
London
Gateway to the London Olympics, the robust Railway Cassette and Survivor range have
been used to good effect on both platform and pedestrian areas as the £110 million
upgrade transforms Stratford Station in preparation to welcome thousands of visitors
to the 2012 London Games. Linear lighting systems running the length of both platforms,
using recessed and direct/indirect pendant, provide excellent uniformity of light.
This is carried through to the pedestrian areas using Railway Cassette.
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Client Transport for London/Network Rail
Architect Hawkins/Brown, London
Lighting Design Pinniger and Partners
Electrical Contractor Emico
Photos Andy Taylor
Products M125 recessed, M125 direct/indirect, RAILWAY CASSETTE pendant, SURVIVOR
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31 Queen Street
Melbourne
Spectacular and attractive: the Cubist architecture in the foyer of this business complex
in Queen Street Melbourne is an immediate eye-catcher. Its indirectly lit wall panels
are dominant design elements that lend the lobby an imposing visual presence. The
linear SELUX luminaires are part of the structure and serve as a binding element.
The light penetration is visible from the luminous cubes in the entrance area, which
protrude imposingly from the facade. The dramatic lighting ambience is intensified
by the combination of warm and cold light colours.
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Client Charter Hall Group
Architect Gray Puksand, Melbourne
Lighting Design Electrolight Lighting Designers
Photos Peter Bennetts
Products M100 recessed
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MAX
Hamburger Restaurant
Sweden
The first branch of MAX opened in Sweden back in 1968, long before foreign fast
food chains were to invade Scandinavia. Max is the only restaurant chain whose
hamburgers are made from locally-produced meat. The OLIVIO Candelabra characterises
the external appearance of its newly opened bistro, its light creating a special flair
while radiating comfort at the same time. The highly efficient LED lights, some of
which are fitted with speakers, also ensure exterior light with an inviting ambience.
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Client MAX Hamburgerrestauranger
Architect Lomar Arkitekter, Stockholm
Landscape Architect C-O-M-B-I-N-E
Electrical Consultant EC EnergiConnect
Photos Mikael Silkeberg
Products OLIVIO LED
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Berufskolleg Oberberg
Wipperfürth
The days when a school building looked like a functional, emotionless concrete box
are history. Though fair-faced concrete - still in fashion as a building material - defines
the new technology building at the Berufskolleg Oberberg vocational training college,
the harmonious lighting concept has lent a pleasant working and learning atmosphere
to this puritan, two-storey building. The main design element is the NEO pendulum
luminaire with its unconventional suspension. These have been playfully positioned to
make the building less formal. The NEO is such a special design element that it even
effects the building when unlit. When switched on, it comfortably manages the wide
variety of lighting tasks demanded by the building.
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Client Oberbergischer Kreis
Architect Oxen & Partner, Hürth-Efferen
Photos Stefan Schilling
Products NEO Tube, SATINLIGHTS 300
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Marktplatz
Neubrandenburg
Market squares have been the centre of urban spaces since the middle ages. As well
as the commercial centre, Neubrandenburg is the site of the Ducal Palace and the
old town hall. Now restored into a representative and lively city square, the expansive
marketplace has now been structured by eight large light steles. These 10-metre high
columns rise towards the sky from a natural stone base resembling impressive light
sculptures. They are encased with fine stainless steel cables and illuminated using
integrated projectors. These light sculptures blend harmoniously with the water jets
from the adjacent fountains. The project „Marktplatz Neubrandenburg“ from
Kardorff Ingenieure Lichtplanung has been nominated for the German Lighting
Design Awards 2011 in the category Public Areas/Street Lighting.
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Client BIG Städtebau, Neubrandenburg
Architect Noack Planung und Projektentwicklung GmbH, Dresden
Lighting Design Kardorff Ingenieure, Berlin
Photos Bernd Lasdin
Products Custom designed stainless steel lightstacks

Bundesinstitut
für Risikobewertung
Berlin
Science and research in noble surroundings _ a former manor on Berlin‘s southern
outskirts is one of the sites for the German Institute of Risk Assessment (Bundesinstitut
für Risikobewertung). To enable this neo-classical manor to be viewed by onlookers in
the evening, ARTIKA floor-mounted floodlights have been used to provide an effective
setting for its historic facade.
Client Bundesamt für Bauwesen und Raumordnung, Berlin
Lighting Design PFI-Planungsbüro freier Ingenieure, Berlin
Electrical Contractor Elektro-Anlagenbau Kleinmachnow GmbH
Photos Eckhard Joite
Products ARTIKA
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Keltenmuseum am Glauberg
Glauburg
A princely panoramic view of the Glauberg _ with its protruding upper storey, the Celtic
Museum‘s new building, half of which is built into a hillside is without doubt a real
eye-catcher. Its large panoramic window provides an impressive view of the redesigned
burial mound of a Celtic prince. A harmonious lighting concept that reconciles functional,
conservational and commercial requirements places this fascinating discovery of Celtic
graves and settlements into a setting that is as sensitive as it is effective.
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Client Bundesland Hessen, represented by HMWK
Architect kadawittfeldarchitektur, Aachen
Photos Werner Huthmacher
Products M100 recessed wallwasher, M60 recessed IP44
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We support the creative design of living and workspaces with innovative products.
The TV tower next to Neptunbrunnen fountain on Alexanderplatz in Berlin is a magnet
for visitors to the city. A sojourn in the nearby gardens is improved by the OLIVIO
Candelabra with its white and uniform light. Its floral design lines the borders of the
footpaths, inviting visitors to stroll and pass the time here.
Client Bezirksamt Berlin-Mitte
Landscape Architect Levin Monsigny Landschaftsarchitekten, Berlin
Lighting Design Licht Kunst Licht AG, Bonn/Berlin
Electrical Contractor Lügger Elektroanlagen GmbH, Berlin
Photos Eckhard Joite
Products OLIVIO Candelabra
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