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Meet & greet with LDC Dornbirn Team Learn how the FC200 Building and Marina Bay Sands facades were achieved Product of the month: Novus & Air Wallwash Nightgeist - Bringing light to life

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People Projects

Atelier of Light – EXPERT APPLICATIONS Team lead: Bert Junghans Team members: Christian Bauer, Kay-Uwe Dingeldein, Oliver Ebert, Roberta Figini, Yvonne Frölich, Asim Harbas, Patrick Jäger, Peter Lang, Holger Leibmann, Susanne Straub.

The EXPERT APPLICATIONS Team represents the innovative competence centre for lighting application in ambitious international customer projects within AoL and therefore in the Zumtobel Group. The core competence is expert application know how for all lighting applications in the Zumtobel Group.

The team has the most ambitious approach towards specialisation in lighting application and the development of design, simulation and presentation techniques. The team members have a strong background in architecture and lighting design as well as in lighting technology.

The EXPERT APPLICATIONS Team is primarily in charge of lighting application and lighting design support in complex strategic AoL Customer Projects and is leading the development and the implementation of innovative methods and design tools in the Zumtobel Group.

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Name: Oliver Ebert.

Position: Lighting Consultant Architecture.

How long have you been @ Zumtobel? More than five years.

How did you get into lighting? Where did it all begin? 11 years ago I started working on interactive media installation and media facades as an architect. Not a traditional lighting application at all but technically and artistically based on light, architectural context, time lines and controls.

What project are you working on at the moment? A façade lighting project, an IoT pilot office project, a VR show room, a LD tool specification, an art project and other.

How would you describe your job? What does your standard day look like? The job here at AoL is very diversified, exciting and challenging, because there is nothing like a standard method or process to find solutions. The team is involved in various kind of lighting design tasks and applications as well as working on improvement of the inhouse lighting design tools, supporting research projects or marketing campaigns.

What’s the most rewarding/best things about your job? The diversification of the tasks and the freedom to look at individual solutions beyond standard.

What’s the most challenging aspects of what you do/your job? The diversification of the tasks and the freedom to look at individual solutions beyond standard.

What are you in need of most ? Time and therefore more efficient planning methods.

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Tell us an interesting fact about yourself. I don’t like facebook.

What are you having for your dinner tonight? Food and tender loving care.

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Name: Holger Leibmann.

Position: Lighting Consultant.

How long have you been @ Zumtobel? 5 years.

How did you get into lighting? Where did it all begin? I started my worklife as an architect and soon found that lighting is quite helpful for the perception of spaces…

What project are you working on at the moment? An internal and external lighting solution for a listed building in the old town of Bielefeld, Germany.

How would you describe your job? What does your standard day look like ? My job is to gather all information required to come up with lighting concepts and then provide documents/presentation that are necessary. That can vary between sketches, visualisations, lighting calculations, the preparation of VR presentations or simply a list of article numbers.

What’s the most rewarding/best things about your job? Finding creative solutions together with customers and clients from all over the world.

What’s the most challenging aspects of what you do/your job? Finding creative solutions together with customers and clients from all over the world.

What are you in need of most? Improved interfaces between the tools we are working with (Lighting simulation, visualisation, CAD, BIM, Schedules…).

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Tell us an interesting fact about yourself? I do like the fact that 12407 was found to be the least interesting number, which made the number quite interesting so the search is still ongoing.

What are you having for your dinner tonight? Risotto with black rice, tomato, anchovies and chilies… leftover from Sunday.

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Name: Yvonne Frölich.

Position: Lighting Designer.

How long have you been @ Zumtobel? 12 years.

How did you get into lighting? Where did it all begin? I studied Interior Design/Scenography with a focus on stage lighting. After my degree I thought it would be a perfect extension to get some additional knowledge about architectual lighting…and I stayed.

What project are you working on at the moment? I’m focused on retail projects (I used to work for the Global KAM about 10 years before I started 2016 to work for the LSC department).

How would you describe your job? What does your standard day look like ? Looking for new retail related content, creating retail lighting concepts, finding solutions to collect and spread the internal lighting design knowledge, try to push the retail business as most as I can….

What’s the most rewarding/best things about your job? Working as an global interface with contact to interesting people around the world.

What’s the most challenging aspects of what you do/your job? Find THE story which fits the best to the specific project and creating a storyboard which the customer (and Sales) can follow the most (related to concept/ product/price/service/..).

What are you in need of most? Communication (It’s the key).

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Tell us an interesting fact about yourself? Lighting Designer, Family Manager, Gardener, Cook, Taxi driver, Dog sitter, 24/7 Service Provider, Animator, Housekeeper, Mediator, with interest in design, sketchnoting & sports.

What are you having for your dinner tonight? Salad with chicken.

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Name: Roberta Figini.

Position: Lighting Consultant at AoL How long have you been @ Zumtobel? 5 years How did you get into lighting? Where did it all begin? Lighting has always raised my attention since my childhood, due to the fact that my father is a lighting wholesaler. After my studies I’ve decided to join a Master in Lighting Design and here I am, still in love with light.

What project are you working on at the moment? The internal lighting solution for a private Villa in Germany.

How would you describe your job? What does your standard day look like? In my job I’m switching between different applications, from indoor lighting solutions for offices, shops, private residences, industries, to outdoor lighting for public and private spaces. I’m developing concept, lighting design, visualisations and also presentations.

What’s the most rewarding/best things about your job? I’ve the chance to work with many international persons and to support them finding the best solution to cover their needs. Each project is a new challenge to deal with.

What’s the most challenging aspects of what you do/your job? At the moment the most challenging aspect is to learn German and to deal with it.

What are you in need of most? I’ve expertise in different lighting fields and I like to put my hands on different kind of projects to cover all he different applications we have in ZG.

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Tell us an interesting fact about yourself? I love travelling and being in touch with different cultures. This is the mean reason that drove me working in different Zumtobel Group Organisations. I’ve worked in Italy, Spain and now I’m in Austria.

What are you having for your dinner tonight? Since I’ve spent my last weekend in my home-town in Italy, I brought back few Italians specialities.

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Projects Serpentine Pavilion, UK Reliance, Mumbai

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Serpentine Pavilion, UK Deliverables: Luminaires acdc Every year since 2000 the Serpentine Gallery has commissioned a temporary summer pavilion by a leading architect. The final lighting solution uses acdc PLAZA fittings in two sizes with 3000K warm white LEDs. The elliptical beam helps to create an even wash on the structure while limiting glare. The wide beam uplights are positioned to point back outwards towards the structure to smooth and extend the effect.

Additionally, they bring light to the inside of the cubes, which creates the illusion of the Pavilion glowing when viewed from the outside.

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Projects Reliance, Mumbai Serpentine Pavilion, UK

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Reliance, Mumbi Deliverables: Luminaires from Zumtobel, Thorn, Tridonic, acdc + Zumtobel Lighting Controls The lighting solution was based on the research on Biological effects of Light since this is a control center where the employees would be working 24x7 without any natural light coming inside. We have tried to empower them with superior quality of lighting with a control system so that they have control of their environment in which they work.

By leveraging our multi-brand portfolio we created a unique value proposition for our customer. Our solutions were not only cost-effective with respect to the competition but also were sustainable (95% LED Solutions), and the put human needs first (Dynamic Lighting - Human Energy Balance concept).

Tunable white technology has been the most important driver of this project for the office illumination.

We designed a special Light Fields tunable white installed behind a Barrisol ceiling to create an homogeneous effect aligned with the daylight to improve the lighting quality of the whole work environment. The whole system has been managed with our lighting management system in a way very easy and comfortable for our client.

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What is the Nightgeist ?

Nightgiest is a series of 5 evenings around the UK each of around 50no. invited guests (lighting designers, architects, consultants) in a great location, they are put into small teams of between 7-10 with a selection of acdc, Zumtobel & Thorn luminaires, given a multi brand external application presentation and then set free on a specific space and compete with the other teams for the best lit effect, and then we have dinner and award a winner!

Manchester

Warwick

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Manchester

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FC200 Building Lit Effect Method

Product Type Marina Bay Sands

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FC200 Building

Surface Mounted Linear Graze

Lit Effect

Surface Mounted Flood (signage) First Central offers a unique combination of location, environment and high specification accommodation providing 1.25 million sq. ft. of office space set amongst 45 acres of landscaped grounds. FC200 is a high quality office building, which forms the second phase of development at First Central, a bustling new community in the Royal Park area of West London. More than just a place to work, it offers an impressive range of amenities for employees both on and off the Park.

Method Product Type Marina Bay Sands

Andrew Bissell from Cundall Light 4 commented on the project, “We are very pleased with the end result. The client needed people to be able to see and identify the building from the main road and tube station and that is exactly what you can do.”

Cundall Light4 took on the task of replacing the existing exterior scheme of floodlights at ground level, to create a cost effective, low energy solution. The scheme needed to create an identity for the building so that it could be easily recognizable to approaching visitors whilst at the same time minimising light spill

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FC200 Building Lit Effect Method

Product Type Marina Bay Sands

Blade Max Bade Max is an incredibly powerful mains on-board linear luminaire evenly washes surfaces up to 10 metres high and was selected as its light distribution fitted perfectly with the concept; to provide the block architecture with a more vertical and taller appearance.

Plaza 20 acdc’s Plaza 20, an LED architectural surface mounted uplighter providing industry leading performance, was chosen to wash the signage on the roof. Plaza’s simplistic luminaire design makes it ideal for façade illumination, whilst its built in thermal protection provides a level of safeguard when used in external environments.

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Marina Bay Sands, Singapore

Lit Effect

Method Product Type FC200 Building

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Marina Bay Sands, Singapore

Lit Effect Method

To provide appropriate illumination that maintained an uninterrupted ‘open’ surface, i.e. no intrusive lighting columns or bollards, but also provided necessary illumination to clearly define circulation paths and steps when operated in a tiered capacity.

This solution provides three ‘scenarios’:

Product Type

when relatively empty the linear ‘lines of light’ emphasise the geometry and provide ‘direction, defining the view from the platform across the Bay towards the Cityscape;

FC200 Building

when occupied the illumination of the people provides a sense of spatial definition and ‘volume’; people moving through the space provide activity through random and sporadic illumination.

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Marina Bay Sands, Singapore

Lit Effect Method Product Type FC200 Building

acdc’s Vista, a compact linear LED marker light for shallow depth installations provided the optimum specification due to a number of factors. Vista has the ability to easily specify continuously illuminated lines of light with no interruptions. It also offers a clean, flangeless, minimal appearance minimising the day time appearance; and with its uniform diffuse illumination has no visible individual LED sources.

Finally, Vista has a very low surface heat in operation, which was imperative due to the very high pedestrian volume within this area.

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Product Detail Lit Effect Guide

NOVUS & AIR WALLWASH WALLWASH is available in Novus and Air trim options, its neutral aesthetic integrates seamlessly into its surroundings. Manufactured with a fixed angle light engine to maximise the lit effect, WALLWASH provides an even uniformity of light to frame a space and ensures you are lighting from the very top of the vertical plane to the base.

Fitting of the luminaire has been made quick and easy. The installation trim allows for simple secure installation and removal of the luminaire during first fix stages of installation.

PRODUCT DETAILS Primary Reflector Used to precisely reflect the light into the correct portion of the secondary reflector Diffuser Softens the edge of the beam, giving a wider spread.

Secondary 2 part reflector Metalised part. Textured metalised finish to reflect light. The shape has been designed to throw light specifically where we want it, producing a ceiling to floor wallwash lit effect.

Secondary 2 part reflector Black part. Matt black reflector to reduce glare.

Glare Control Innovative two part reflector design for maximum glare control.

Engine Options LED2000 engine producing over 2000lm.

High Colour Rendering CRI 90 & CRI 80 Customisation Available in Black, White and RAL colours for full customisation options.

Design Trimless option is available.

IP Rating IP20 Installation The light engine can be dropped through the cut out should access be required.

Colour Temperature 2700k, 3000k, 4000k, 5000k Drivers Switched, 1-10V, Dali

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Lit Effect Guide

Product Detail 2.4m vertical - 900mm spacing/600mm from the vertical

900/600

Cut Out

average (lx)

min (lx)

max (lx)

u0

min/max

98

342

57

504

0.167

0.113

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Product Detail 2.7m vertical - 900mm spacing/600mm from the vertical

900/600

Cut Out

average (lx)

min (lx)

max (lx)

u0

min/max

98

318

50

504

0.158

0.110

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Lit Effect Guide

Product Detail 3m vertical - 900mm spacing/900mm from the vertical

900/900

Cut Out

average (lx)

min (lx)

max (lx)

u0

min/max

98

260

125

323

0.481

0.387

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Lit Effect Guide

Product Detail 3.5m vertical - 900mm spacing/900mm from the vertical

900/600 900/900

Cut Out

average (lx)

min (lx)

max (lx)

u0

min/max

98

237

101

320

0.427

0.316

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Product Detail 4m vertical - 900mm spacing/ 900mm from the vertical

900/900

Cut Out

average (lx)

min (lx)

max (lx)

u0

min/max

98

342

57

504

0.167

0.113

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Product Detail 6m vertical - 900mm spacing/ 1200mm from the vertical

Cut Out 900/1200 98

average (lx)

min (lx)

max (lx)

u0

min/max

72

42

117

0.576

0.355