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CMS Bürogebäude Lichtdesign: Light Bureau Produkt: VarioLED™ Flex HYDRA LD15, VarioLED™ Flex HYDRA HD10, VarioLED™ Flex HYDRA HD15 LED Linear Partner: Architectural FX Kunde: CMS Cameron McKenna LLP Ort: London, UK Fotos: KKS Strategy LLP/Timothy Soar Public Relations: KKS Strategy Das Bürogebäude der CMS Cameron McKenna LLP liegt zentral in London unweit der Themse. In diesem modernen Büro steht der Mensch ganz klar im Mittelpunkt, was sich in Raumgestaltung und Beleuchtungskonzept wiederspiegelt. Im Eingangsbereich werden Mitarbeiter, Kunden und Besucher von organischen Formen und sanfter indirekter Beleuchtung in Empfang genommen. Der hier entstandene Meetingbereich ist exklusiv und lädt zum Verweilen ein. Die runde Empfangstheke und die geschwungenen Sitzmöglichkeiten werden mit flexiblen Lichtlinien der VarioLED™ Flex HYDRA Serie in der Lichtfarbe 3.000 K elegant betont. Auch die Wandflutungen im Gebäude werden mit flexiblen Lichtlinien in 3.000 K realisiert. Ein optisches Highlight im Gebäude ist die mit VarioLED™ Flex HYDRA HD10 auf Contour 005 attraktiv beleuchtete Treppe. Durch die Ausleuchtung der Stufen werden die Nutzer sicher von einem ins andere Stockwerk geleitet, Kunden oder Besuchern des Gebäudes bietet die Beleuchtung zudem Orientierung. Zur Allgemeinbeleuchtung wurden in der Decke lichtstarke flexible Lichtlinien in Nischen eingesetzt und mit Spots kombiniert. Diese Lichtlösungen sind hochwertig und funktional . Sie steigern die Aufenthaltsqualität in den verschiedenen Bereichen, denn das homogene Licht ist angenehm und ermöglicht zugleich verschiedene Aufgaben wie Lesen oder Bildschirmarbeit durch ausreichende Beleuchtungsstärken. Insgesamt tragen das durchdachte Beleuchtungskonzept in Kombination mit der hohen Lichtqualität der ausgewählten Lichtlösungen zum Wohlbefinden der Menschen, der Arbeitsplatzqualität und auch der Qualität des Gebäudes bei. Weitere Informationen finden Sie unter: http://www.led-linear.com/de/

St Antony‘s College, Oxford Architect: Zaha Hadid Architects Lighting design: Pavlina Akritas @ Arup Lighting Product: VarioLED™ Flex ZEUS2, VarioLED™ Flex VENUS White TV IP67 Customer: St Antony‘s College, Oxford Location: Oxford, UK Photos: Luke Hayes, www.lukehayes.com Design: Zaha Hadid Project Architect: Alex Bilton St Antony’s College is a world-renowned center for research and teaching in global and regional issues. On Tuesday 26 May 2015, the new building created by Zaha Hadid was unveiled and named the Investcorp Building. The £ 11 million steel and glass building was commissioned by the college to provide much-needed space for its Middle East Centre. The new building doubles the space available for the Middle East Centre’s expanding library and archive, providing almost 1,200 square meters of additional floor space and a new 118-seat lecture theatre. The inventive lighting solutions for the Ivestcorp Building were planned by Arup and recognised at the 2015 Lux Awards, where Arup won ‘Education and Healthcare Lighting Project of the Year’. For the illumination in the lecture theater, halls, staircases and exterior use, linear lighting solutions of LED Linear™ were used. The luminaires used were an attractive option with their high quality of light and an optimum luminance for general lighting. In the outdoor area the VarioLED™ Flex VENUS could score points with protection class IP67 and therefore high durability. For additional information, please visit www.led-linear.com

Vocational school, Saint Malo Architect: Liard & Tanguy, Rennes Lighting design: tpf.i / L’ingénierie co-créative, Rennes Product: XOOLUM™ HYDRA HD15 IP67 Customer: Lycée Public Maritime Florence Arthaud, Saint Malo Location: Saint Malo, France Electrician: OET, Cesson-Sévigné The Lycée Public Maritime Florence Arthaud is a vocational school for maritime training in all trades of the sea in Saint Malo. The newly built complex of buildings on a plot of 14,000 m² was opened in September 2015. During the construction much attention was paid to environmental protection and sustainable development, therefore the lighting was realized with LEDs. In the hallways, stairwells and common areas of the students linear lighting solutions from LED Linear™ were installed. The XOOLUM™ HYDRA HD15 W840 with opal cover was used, offering high luminance and a pleasant diffused light. The installation is also appealing from decorative perspective because the luminaires were mounted in the ceiling, so that they do not protrude. The result is a harmonious picture with linear accents. For additional information, please visit www.led-linear.com

Pedestrian walkway, Pamplona Lighting design: Peralta Ayesa Arquitectos Product: KALYPSO HYDRA HD10 IP67 Customer: City of Pamplona Location: Pamplona, Spain Photos: Pedro Pegenaute The redesigned pedestrian path in Pamplona, Spain, was attractively illuminated with KALYPSO HYDRA HD10. Therefore a luminaire with 30° lens came to use, the result is a uniform, decorative lighting. The chosen, warm light color of 2,200 K highlights the materiality of the side walls and pleasantly lights the way. For additional information, please visit www.led-linear.com

Toomers Corner, Alabama Lighting design: Borden Morris Garner – Consulting Engineers Product: VarioLED™ Flex VENUS RGB SV IP67, XOOLINE™ RGB LD15 IP67 Customer: City of Auburn Location: Auburn, Alabama Photos: Gretchen Birdwell, Gretchen B Photography, Birmingham, Alabama Design: Borden Morris Garner – Consulting Engineers Electrician: Floyd Service Company Road and sidewalk design: City of Auburn engineers. Jeff Ramsey – Director of Public Works. Brandy Ezelle – City Traffic Engineer. One of the City of Auburn’s most recognizable landmarks, Toomer's Corner is at the intersection of College Street and Magnolia Avenue in the heart of the City of Auburn. With Toomer’s Drugs, an Auburn landmark since 1896, facing what has since 1856 been the anchoring corner of Auburn’s campus, Toomer’s Corner is the nexus of campus and city life. The public square is a center of urban life in Auburn. He is nocturnal haven, highly frequented meeting place or simply crossed fast. People with different needs meet here. Toomer's Corner is also a place with a strong identity, which will be emphasized by the lighting. The citizens are proud of their history, which is underlined here. The choice of RGB solutions supports this effect. Colored light stimulates and supports positive emotions. It brings people together and invites you to linger. For additional information, please visit www.led-linear.com

Rally Sweden is the biggest recurring sports event in Sweden and a part of the FIA World Rally Championship No less than approximately 100 million TV viewers worldwide and 250,000 attending spectators followed the race that took place in the province of Värmland in the middle of Sweden from February 9th-12th. For the 7th year in a row, Jakob Larsson was the responsible Lighting Designer and Production Manager who ensured that the light settings were enhancing the settings the best way possible. For that purpose, he stocked up on SGM P-5 LED wash lights: “I have a lot of experience with the P-5 and I knew it was the right lamp for the mission. I rented all that Woodlite had in stock which was about 110 pcs. If they have had more, I had rented more, as they were my first choice.” He installed the P-5s at two different so-called Super Special Stages and also at the prize ceremony. Most of fixtures were used to illuminate a new Super Special Stage located in a big quarry. Rally Sweden is taken place in rather harsh winter surroundings in Sweden, which was an ice-cold fact that Jakob needed to take into account: “First of all, I needed fixtures with a high IP-rating since the gig is outdoor in the middle of the Swedish winter. I feel that the P-5 is a very reliable product and I will definitely continue using it in future installations as well.” Jakob also found that the mix of a very high output and low power consumption was a perfect match for this big event. Furthermore, he a saw the interchangeable lenses as a big plus, which meant that he could take advantage of both 21° and 43° lense kit on the location. Products used for this project: P-5 Original: sgmlight

SORAA BRINGS BEAUTIFUL AND EFFICIENT LIGHTING TO THE WORLD'S OLDEST PUBLIC MUSEUM Soraa, the world leader in GaN on GaN™ LED technology, is honored to now illuminate the show-cases at the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford, England with its LED Optical Light Engines. The Ashmolean Museum has been a national treasure and U.K. institution for centuries. As the first public museum in the world, the Ashmolean Museum was opened in 1683, and displays art and artefacts from most of the world civilizations. The sight of the current building dates from 1845 and underwent a large renovation to introduce 39 new galleries in 2009. Soraa’s GaN on GaN™ LED with Violet-Emission 3-Phosphor (VP₃) LED technology renders the widest range of colours in the objects that we see, without ultraviolet (UV) or infrared (IR) radiation that can fade or harm the artifacts. Utilising every colour in the rainbow, especially deep red emission, Soraa’s lamps render warm tones beautifully and accurately, and achieve a colour rendering index (CRI) of 95 and deep red (R9) rendering of 95. And unlike blue-based white LEDs without any violet emission, the company’s lamps have violet emissions to properly excite fluorescing brightening agents in natural objects. “As Shuji Nakamura, co-founder of Soraa, is the pioneer of the blue LED, it is fitting that there is now a collaboration between Soraa and Absolute Action, who were pioneers of fibre optic lighting. Both, in their way, distinctive specialists on a mission, renowned for the very best in quality and innovation, and well-respected on the international stage,” said Dawson-Tarr, Absolute Action. “It also chimes absolutely with our ethos of offering genuine reliability and longevity in all our products and services”. For additional information, please visit www.soraa.com

SORAA PERFECTLY ILLUMINATES GLASS ART AT THE CROCKER ART MUSEUM Soraa, the world leader in GaN on GaN™ LED technology, announced that its full visible spectrum LED lamps were installed to illuminate the Sacramento-based Crocker Art Museum’s exhibition “Glass for the New Millennium: Masterworks from the Kaplan-Ostergaard Collection”. “When illuminating glass, color rendering is the most important element. You must have true, accurate colors to bring out the best in glass,” said Matthew Isble, Exhibit Designer and Chief Preparator for the Crocker Art Museum. “We wanted something in the 3000K range that would mimic sunlight. Soraa LED lamps perfectly light the art glass pieces, making them sing.” For additional information, please visit www.soraa.com

SORAA LIGHTS AND PROTECTS RARE NATIVE AMERICAN ARTIFACTS AT BRINTON MUSEUM Soraa, the world leader in GaN on GaN™ LED technology, announced that its full visible spectrum LED lamps have been installed in the new state-of-the-art Forrest E. Mars, Jr. Building at The Brinton Museum. The company’s LED lamps were chosen to illuminate, protect and accurately render the colors of rare Native American artifacts exhibited in the $15 million 24,000 square-foot space, located in the foothills of the Bighorn Mountains. “We needed the right light to both illuminate the past and preserve the future. Soraa LEDs do that perfectly,” said Ken Schuster, Director & Chief Curator, The Brinton Museum. “The new Forrest E. Mars, Jr. building has changed the future of The Brinton Museum and these important pieces. While we always felt we were an important part of the arts community in Wyoming, we’ve taken a quantum leap forward and are now one of the most vibrant museums in the Rocky Mountain West.” For more information on Soraa’s LED lighting products, please visit: www.soraa.com

World's first lighted zebra crossing in the Netherlands Because pedestrians on zebra crossings are badly visible in the dark or during bad weather, many accidents happen on a daily basis and all over the world. A lot of them have deadly consequences. To reduce the number of accidents, the Dutch company Lighted Zebra Crossing has installed the world’s first lighted zebra crossing. The idea came a few years ago from a 10-year-old girl called Aurora from Groningen, the Netherlands, because she did not feel safe to cross the street at zebra crossings. Her theory was that drivers often do not stop before a zebra crossing because they do not see it, so making the crossings more visible would change that. In various Dutch and Belgian towns (Heerenveen, Groningen, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Antwerp and Brussels), this theory was put to the test by placing mats on the streets on which a zebra crossing was displayed. The white stripes of these mats lit up when someone approached the crossing, pedestrian, cyclist or driver (see video). As the test showed promising results, Lighted Zebra Crossing developed a lighted zebra crossing that can be installed anywhere. Instead of painting the white stripes on the street with light-reflecting paint, they created lightboxes with LED lights that function as the stripes and can be installed into the road. The dimensions are 200 x 50 cm (78.7 x 19.7 inch). Usually, two plates are installed next to each other to form one long stripe. The company developed two versions, one for a brick road and one for an asphalt road. In the former, the lightboxes have a steel frame in which a layer of concrete is poured. A luminous plate is put on top of this. The depth can be custom made, and is usually between 8 and 10 cm (3.1 to 3.9 inch). The asphalt version does not contain a frame with concrete and is about 4 cm thick (1.6 inch). It can be installed directly into the asphalt. The lights only use a small amount of electricity and can be connected to the streetlights, so that the crossing lights up when the lampposts do. It can also be connected with solar panels. To test the durability, the lightboxes were installed near a transport company. Daily, about 250 fully loaded trucks drove across it, which is equal to the stress of about 2,500,000 cars. The lightboxes were also tested during various weather conditions, including frost and sun. Salt sprinkling was taken into account as well. The first lighted zebra crossing was installed in a Dutch village called Eerbeek, which is where the company is from. It was installed within two weeks and will be officially revealed tonight. The aim is to install more of these crossings in other cities in the Netherlands soon. Video 2, Video 3 and Video 4 More info: lightedzebracrossing Source: materia

Light installations “INTERACTIVE PEOPLE”

Настольная LED лампа с реакцией на музыку В инструкции ниже описано, как изготовить потрясающую светодиодную, настольную лампу, свет которой танцует в такт звучащей музыке и окружающим звукам. Она создает удивительный световой эффект, просто находясь рядом на столе во время проигрывания музыки или при наличии любых других звуков рядом. Для изготовления используются простые компоненты и требуются небольшие, минимальные познания в программировании контроллеров Arduino. По ссылке доступна принципиальная электрическая схема проекта Шаг 1: Основные компоненты Для изготовления лампы можно использовать много различных компонентов и материалов, которые находятся под рукой, можно импровизировать в процессе изготовления, но все же для изготовления необходимо несколько ключевых компонентов: Микроконтроллер Arduino Nano (или любой другой столь же малых размеров); Модуль детектора звука для Arduino; Блок питания 5V DC (или 12V, но с понижающим модулем, как в этой инструкции); Светодиодная лента с индивидуально адресуемыми светодиодами плотностью 60 шт./м (в данном случае использовалась: 5M 45W 150SMD WS2812B LED RGB Colorful Strip Light Waterproof IP65 White/Black PCB DC5V). В зависимости от того, какой внешний вид вы хотите получить, можно по-разному располагать светодиодные ленты и использовать различные рассеивающие материалы. Здесь вы можете проявить творческий подход. Если вам нравится вид лампы, который получился в данном случае, вам понадобятся еще следующие материалы: Самая высокая банка для специй IKEA Droppar (http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/collections/droppar/); Небольшой отрезок трубы ПВХ. Примерная стоимость всех материалов составила около 30$. Шаг 2: Подключение питания к компонентам Звездой шоу является модуль звукового детектора. Он обеспечивает аналоговый сигнал для обработки контроллером Arduino, который используется для ловкого управления светодиодами RGB. Для того чтобы использовать компоненты, надо подключить к ним питание. Они все используют питание напряжением 5V DC. В данном случае, использовался понижающий модуль питания с 12V до 5V, но, конечно же, проще использовать блок питания, выдающий непосредственно 5V. Первым делом, надо подключить положительный провод питания к контактам VIN на контроллере Arduino и модуле звукового детектора. Аналогично подключить отрицательный провод к контактам GND. Соответственно, надо подключить питание (+5V и GND) на вход светодиодной полосы. Шаг 3: Детектор звука и LED полоса После подключения питания ко всем трем элементам, нужно подключить линии обмена информацией. Модуль детектора звука взаимодействует с контроллером Arduino через аналоговые входы контроллера. В данном случае используется вход A0, но на самом деле номер входа значения не имеет, он задается программно. Для управления светодиодной лентой требуется импульсный управляющий сигнал, который определяет, какой светодиод должен загореться и каким цветом. Следовательно, для этого используется цифровой выход Arduino Nano, контакт D6. Шаг 4: Загрузка программного кода Наиболее важной частью этого проекта является программный код для микроконтроллера. Он превращает простую светодиодную лампу в удивительную интерактивную систему. Его основной задачей является преобразование аналоговых значений в некоторое количество светящихся светодиодов с определенным цветом. Программный код можно скачать по ссылке: https://github.com/hansjny/Natural-Nerd/blob/master/arduino/soundsread2/sound_reactive.ino Представленный выше код представляет собой как бы карту преобразования аналоговых значений в некоторое количество светящихся светодиодов, и не более того. Если его использовать в исходном виде, то можно получить только лишь нервозно мерцающий свет. Поэтому, он был немного видоизменен и дополнен. В него были добавлены функции более вменяемого и плавного перехода цветов и яркости, а также сделано более продвинутое отслеживание музыки и интенсивности звука, основанное на средних частотах (цвет изменяется в пиковых значениях). В плане изменения и дополнения программного кода вам придется экспериментировать самостоятельно. Шаг 5: Сборка внутренней, электронной части Когда все компоненты собраны и в контроллер загружен программный код, можно приступать к общей сборке внутренней части. Для создания “лампочки” используется ПВХ труба (обычная, сантехническая). Сначала, с одного торца трубы (со стороны раструба), с помощью кусачек вырезается паз по ширине светодиодной ленты, это позволит ее аккуратно уложить с торца. Затем, вся электроника помещается внутрь трубы, а снаружи остается только светодиодная лента, которая укладывается в изготовленный паз и постепенно приклеивается вокруг трубы (по спирали) горячим клеем. Как показала практика, клейкая подложка светодиодной ленты хорошо держит только на ровных поверхностях без изгибов. Поэтому, чтобы она не отвалилась через несколько дней, был использован горячий клей для дополнительной фиксации. Шаг 6: Изготовление корпуса Ввиду того, что верхняя плоскость крышки от банки ИКЕА была сделана из стекла, пришлось изготовить новую верхнюю плоскость, из акрилового листа. Внешний диаметр соответствует металлическому ободку крышки, а внутренний зауженному диаметру на раструбе ПВХ трубы (труба должна вставляться во внутреннее отверстие). После этого, на ПВХ трубу наносится горячий клей и она вставляется в отверстие в крышке. Затем, сверху надевается сама банка. Шаг 7: Завершение Перевернув лампу, можно увидеть размещение электронных компонентов, а также доступ к интерфейсу USB контроллера Arduino и разъему питания понижающего модуля. Для устойчивости, и для того чтобы не мешали провода, были установлены три ножки, сделанные из ручек потенциометров. В идеале, можно было бы отделать дно лампы красивым деревом или алюминием. Шаг 8: Готово! Источник: instructables

Focus Wall Slot FWSL | Focal Point Lights Focal Point’s Focus Wall Slot is a low-profile perimeter luminaire that fully conceals the indirect optics, creating the appearance of a floating ceiling while illuminating walls. Infinite lengths combined with the ability to create patterns with 90° inside or outside corners provide flexibility in design, bringing depth and visual interest to unnoticed areas of commercial spaces. Designed for easy installation and maintenance, and to accommodate restricted plenum ceilings, the roughly 6-in.-tall rough-in steel housing contains a separate LED light module that can be snapped in at any stage of the construction process. The housing assembly is engineered with built-in adjustability, accommodating variations in finished dimensions of the spaces. Various lumen outputs and color temperature options provide customization for various applications. Click here to learn more. More info: focalpointlights

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LEDs light up a homemade ice rink In 2016, a homeowner from Minnesota in the USA attempted to freeze waterproof LED lights in a backyard ice rink. The man who created the ice rink actually owns a flooring business and decided to convert his backyard tennis court into an ice rink during the winter. (Source) His wife pitched him the idea that it should have LED lights in the flooring. The man then went on to find LED lights and created an ice rink that illuminates different colours while skating. You can see a video of the ice rink below.

Gorgeous Heng Balance Lamp boasts unique magnetic switch mechanism Li Zanwen won the Red Dot Award 2016 for the HENG. The two balls in the wooden frames serve as switches of the lamps. As we raise the the lower ball, the two balls would be drawn together magnetically. They would float in the air and when they reach a balance, the light would be turned on. This new way of interaction brings joy to our monotonous life. It's a new and interactive way to brighten up your room! More info: kickstarter

Ken Burns Bridge Located over a lake that teems with swimmers and boaters during the summer, the Ken Burns Bridge can be viewed by motorists, boaters, swimmers and residents around the lake. Elegant, curved arches are enhanced with color-changing light below deck, while above deck, four 50' tall sail-shaped gateways become color-changing nighttime icons, celebrating holidays, seasons, sports victories and special events. The bridge opened to great acclaim, winning the hearts of residents and becoming a local landmark. In addition to the pre-programmed events, the lighting has been used to express solidarity with France after the terrorist attacks there and to mourn Prince's untimely death. Transparent during the day and visible from all angles at night, the gateway sails welcome motorists and pedestrians to the City of Worcester and Town of Shrewsbury. By way of a custom user interface and pre-programmed events, the owner can create both static and kinetic color-changing events. Source: lednews.lighting

Brainrave is an interactive audiovisual installation BRAINRAVE BY LATE INTERACTIVE Brainrave is an interactive audiovisual installation which lets you control generative music and visuals using your brain alone. Boasting almost 4,000 addressable RGB LEDs, Brainrave seeks to demystify Brain Computer Interfaces (BCIs) and make something that seems like science fiction become science fact. When you wear the EEG headset, an algorithm processes the raw EEG waves into meaningful data, in this case the level of concentration/relaxation. The installation includes a concentration meter in the form of an LED ring which helps you control your concentration better. In order to raise the concentration level, you can focus on the meter, perform complex mathematics in your head or simply focus really hard on one thought. On the other hand, relaxation can be achieved by closing your eyes, letting your muscles loose and zoning out the surrounding environment. This attention level extracted from the headset is then used to manipulate and generate music and visuals through software programmed specifically for this installation. The resulting music is then blasted from a PA system and the visuals are displayed onto the huge array of LEDs for everyone to enjoy... that is until you take off the headset. Brainrave is suited for all audiences. We aim to tour music, light, science and art festivals with it as well as schools and hospitals. Brainrave was originally commissioned by Science in the City, Malta in September 2016. Source: lednews.lighting

Audiovisual installation ‘After the Storm’ The rumbling sounds of approaching thunder introduce Storm. This immersive audiovisual installation recreates the thrill and excitement of watching a storm as it moves from dark and foreboding to booming explosions of light as the gale approaches. Commissioned for Newcastle Gateshead Initiative's Enchanted Parks 2016, Storm is Output Arts' most ambitious audiovisual installation to date: constructed from 108 separate triangular panels with a total of 4320 LEDs, 335 metres of cabling and a dozen computers. The event saw 30,000 visitors across six nights. Storm uses a recording of a thunderstorm from the British Library Sound Archive, contributed by wildlife sound recordist Simon Elliot; Output Arts are grateful for his kind assistance. Source: lednews.lighting

Tessellaser A scenographic light installation idea, compromising of RGB pixel battens and green matrix beam point lasers. Fully controlled by Resolume Arena's new dmx/artnet features. Source: lednews.lighting

Day to Night-Light Skirt [DIY] MikaelaHolmes has posted a guide that shows you how to make your own LED skirt. The skirt lets you put on a better show at night. Of course, you can keep the LEDs off. The developer used a pre-programmed LED chip that can be controlled by a remote to complete this project. Of course, you could use Arduino to come up with a more sophisticated solution. More information is available here. RGB Addressable Side Emitting LED Strip: