Photographs: Josè Hevia
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1.2. Cervantes square seen from different angles
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pedestrian areas the lighting they deserve, but the power used was also reduced by 25 - 30%, with the consequent energy saving. At the heart of this new zone is Plaza Cervantes, a small square which, having started out as a simple pedestal for a monument and a means for distributing the traffic, has now been turned into a town meeting point. For this reason it was incorporated in the adjacent urban fabric, fitted out with parks and gardens and with a lighting
system suited to its character and overall function. The definitive factor of the upgrade was therefore the use of LED technology: whilst the perimeter of the square sees the uninterrupted use of both Lavinia LED and Argo, at the centre the designer opted for a customised and distinctive solution combining MaxiWoody LED floodlights with the comfort and atmosphere offered by indirect light from Nuvola luminaires.
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