Quality & Emotion
L&L Luce&Light is an Italian technical company specialized in LED lighting system design and production, for the private and industrial sectors. L&L Luce&Light is very attentive to the quality and trustworthiness of its products and to researching the primary materials it uses, so as to safeguard an essential value for the company: Made in Italy. The inished products are the result of consolidated know-how, supported by detailed technical designing, which along with mechanical and electronic production, are made in the main headquarters in Vicenza. The onsite production choice allows to strictly control the products and therefore to satisfy requests for made-to-measure lighting solutions. The attention paid to the clients’ needs, experienced customer service, and skillfully-developed products distinguish the company. Over the past years, L&L Luce&Light has stood out for its collaborations with important lighting designers and architects, and for having contributed to creating international projects, like parks, culture centers, corporate buildings, hotels, and retail stores.
Index Historical Buildings & Cultural Venues
6
Retail
22
Entertainment
48
Hospitality
58
Residential
84
Corporate
98
Florence, Italy
Historical Buildings & Cultural Venues
Arian Baptistery Ravenna, Italy Light planning // Marco Silvestrini, Municipality of Ravenna
The Arian Baptistery is thought to have been built by Theodoric the Great, King of the Ostrogoths, between 493 and 526 AD. The centrally planned, octagonal building is topped with a dome covered with a precious mosaic, depicting the procession of the apostles and the baptism of Christ. This contrasts with the bare internal brick walls. The Baptistery received UNESCO World Heritage status in 1996. In 2013, Marco Silvestrini from the Municipality of Ravenna redesigned the lighting for the dome, using Pivot projectors and alternating the cool colour and warm colour versions to ensure that all the original shades of colour were returned to the mosaic.
Pivot 1.1 Power: 6W Optics: 40째 Colour Temperature: 3000K + 5000K
Mark Rothko Art Centre Daugavpils, Latvija Light planning // Arhis
The Mark Rothko Center is situated in the building of the former artillery arsenal, the Daugavpils Fortress. It was founded by the Russian Emperor Alexander I in 1810 (designed by A. Shtauber) with the aim of enforcing the western borders of the Russian Empire. The building was then left abandoned in 1991. In 2007, Daugavpils City Council of Education and Cultural Affairs Committee decided to establish Mark Rothko Art Center inside the artillery arsenal building and Arhis was entitled of the renovation project, which lead to the opening of the centre in 2013. Saving the original historical project of the building and environment were among the biggest priorities during the process of renovation. The abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko (1903-1970) was very devoted to his birth city Daugavpils (now part of Latvia, then part of the Russian Empire with the name of Dvinsk), though his family emigrated in USA and he spent most part of his life in New York. Today the Centre hosts Rothko’s paintings collection, temporary exhibitions, workshops, conferences and residencies.
Spot 2.1 Power: 6W Optics: 35° Colour Temperature: 4000K
Architectural-engineering company Arhis has been working in the ield of architectural design and civil engineering since 1988, developing sketch and technical projects and providing consulting services. Arhis’ team is composed by about 20 architects and engineers, and it is based in Daugavpils.
St. Andrew’s Church Brunate, Como, Italy
Templa 3.0 Power: 29W Optics: 40° Colour Temperature: 3000K
Church of the Eremitani Padua, Italy
Templa 3.2 Power: 87W Optics: 30째 Colour Temperature: 3000K
Church of San Michele in Bosco Bologna, Italy
Probus 1.0 Power: 3W Optics: 6째- 30째- 40째 Colour Temperature: 4000K
Zinzulusa Cave Castro Marina, Lecce, Italy Light planning // Eng. Paola Saracino and Eng. Donato Saracino
Spot 3.0 316L Power: 12W Optics: 40째 Colour Temperature: 3000K
House Under the Golden Dog Wroclaw, Poland Light Consultant // Maria Osowska
Spot 2.1 Power: 6W Optics: 35째 Colour Temperature: 3000K
Spot 1.0 Power: 2W Optics: 40째 Colour Temperature: 3000K
Retail
Casadei Boutique Rome, Italy Light planning // Arch. Claudio Pironi & Partners
Casadei boutiques, designed by architect Claudio Pironi, feature a number of carefully tailored, quintessential elements. These elements create a unique and enticing atmosphere, illed with light and relections, which are intensiied by particular components within the stores.
Three other Luce&Light lighting installations tailor-made for Casadei stand out in the Florence boutique: the wooden panels covering the stairs expose lighting beneath the treads as well as, behind the counter, stripleds emphasize a composition made of slender wood and mirror panels.
A common and very important element is the large number of dimmable light ittings installed behind a suspended, semi-mirrored glass wall, screen-printed with an asymmetrical striped ‘millerighe’ pattern. These lights (up to 1000, depending on the boutique) have a colour temperature of 3000K and therefore are highly effective, as can be seen in the images.
Moreover, the waxed and sandblasted Afromosia wooden panels composing the Boiserie are angled, leaving ish-gill-like openings, which within have been encased special accent lighting also of 3000K warm colour temperature.
In Rome, gem-set leds positioned behind the shop logo transform it into a precious jewel, which is sparkling light and is capturing the observers.
Customized ixtures
Casadei Boutique Florence, Italy Light planning // Arch. Claudio Pironi & Partners
Customized ixtures
Casadei Boutique Milan, Italy Light planning // Arch. Claudio Pironi & Partners
Customized ixtures
Arch. Claudio Pironi & Partners After deep and rigorous design experience in collaboration with major studios and companies around the world, in 1997 Claudio Pironi founded Studio Pironi, which later in 2005 grew into Claudio Pironi & Partners S.r.l. With headquarters in Forli, Italy the irm is currently designing a Polo resort, a hotel, private homes as well as shops all over the world. The ofice is specialized in integrated solutions for the worlds of fashion, architecture and interior design.
Harley Davidson Store Bologna, Italy
Tondo 3D 2.0 Power: 47W Optics: 40째 Colour Temperature: 3000K+4000K Customized Finishes: chromed aluminium with black bracket
Giuseppe Zanotti Design Moscow, Russia
Eyes 3.1 Power: 6W Optics: 24째 Colour Temperature: 3000K
Bathroom Design Showroom Birkirkara, Malta Light planning // Light Design Solutions
Turis 5.0 Power: 24,5W Optics: diffused light Colour Temperature: 3000K
Pasticceria Bacilieri Pastry Shop Marchirolo, Varese, Italy
Bright 6.0 Power: 12W Optics: 10째 Colour Temperature: 3000K
Bright 1.0 Power: 2W Optics: 10째 Colour Temperature: 3000K
Look 5.0 Power: 18W Optics: 45째 Colour Temperature: 3000K
Geko 6 Power: 20W Optics: diffused light Colour Temperature: 3000K
Sordi Gioielli - Jewellery Store Varedo, Monza Brianza, Italy Light planning // Studio Luce Sacchi Giuseppe
Maxiquad 1.1 Power: 8W Optics: 26째 Colour Temperature: 4000K
Esem 3.0 Power: 8W Optics: 30째 Colour Temperature: 4000K
Kocca Orio al Serio, Bergamo, Italy
Templa 2.0 Power: 20W Optics: 40째 Colour Temperature: 3000K Customized mounting on track
Florence, Italy
Entertainment
Budapest Music Center Budapest, Hungary Project // Art1st Design Studio Light planning // Be Light!
The coordinated presentation of the assembled treasures of contemporary Hungarian music - this has been the main aim of Budapest Music Center (BMC) since it was founded in 1996. BMC is made up of three units: the Hungarian Music Information Center and Library, BMC Records and the Concert and Events Hall, whose portfolio of 250 events ranges from classical concerts and international music festivals to private functions, arena concerts, etc. Be Light! which was entitled to design the light of the concert hall, selected Tondo 3D, asking for a customized black version. The decision to use suspended projectors with different heights from the ceiling, as to recall its shape, instead of track-mounted projectors, was due mainly not to overload the ceiling which already hosted a technical structure. Over the last 20 years, the Budapest based Art1st Design Studio has become a full service design company. Awarded for advertising campaigns, and managing print publications in the 90s, later hasopened to the ields of architecture and interior design.
Tondo 3D 5.0 Power: 47W Optics: 40째 Colour Temperature: 3000K Customized black inish
Lighthouse Club Vodnjan, Croatia
Pivot 1.1
Bright 5.1
Power: 6W Optics: 12째 Colour Temperature: 4000K
Power: 18W Optics: 40째 Colour: RGB
Zoom Biopark Turin, Italy Light planning // Studio Stiel
Spot 2.0 316L Power: 6W Optics: 40째 Colour Temperature: 4000K
Bright 5.1 Power: 18W Optics: 25째 Colour Temperature: 3000K
Bright 2.2 Power: 3W Optics: 40째 Colour Temperature: 3000K
Florence, Italy
Hospitality
Villa dei Fiori Gallipoli, Lecce, Italy Light planning // Arch. Costantino Kyrkitziotis
Bright 1.0 316L Power: 2W Optics: 10째 + diffused light Colour Temperature: 3000K + 4000K
Vespucci Hotel Porto Cesareo, Lecce, Italy Light planning // Arch. Paola Apollonio
Litus 5.0 Power: 10W Optics: 10째 Colour Temperature: 5000K
Corte San Rufillo Country Resort Dovadola, Forlì-Cesena, Italy
Bright 2.0 Power: 6W Optics: 35° Colour Temperature: 3000K
Spot 3.1 Power: 18W Optics: 40° Colour Temperature: 3000K
Updown 4.0 Power: 6W Optics: 25째 Colour Temperature: 3000K
Le Dune Suite Hotel Porto Cesareo, Lecce, Italy Light planning // Arch. Massimo Raho
Bright 3.2 Power: 5W Optics: 10째 Colour Temperature: 3000K
Carafa Villa Andria, Italy
Bright 5.0 316L Power: 18W Optics: 20째 Colour Temperature: 3000K
Airone Restaurant Lido delle Nazioni, Ferrara, Italy Light planning // Arch. Elena Marinelli
Bright 1.4
Geko 6
Power: 2W Optics: diffused light Colour Temperature: 4000K
Power: 20W Optics: diffused light Colour Temperature: 3000K
Step 7.0 Power: 2W Optics: diffused light Colour Temperature: 3000K
Beam 2.0 Power: 1W Optics: diffused light Colour Temperature: 3000K
B&B Margherita Arezzo, Italy
Tondo 3D 5.0 Power: 47W Optics: 20째- 40째 Colour Temperature: 3000K
Raimondi Francesco Foundation Gorla Minore, Varese, Italy Light planning // Arch. Alberto Zipoli
Alan Power: 60W Optics: diffused light Colour Temperature: 3000K Customized suspended version
Esem 3.0 Power: 8W Optics: 54째 Colour Temperature: 3000K
Tritone Hotel Jesolo, Venice, Italy
Esem 4.0 Power: 14W Optics: 40째 Colour Temperature: 4000K
Eyes 2.1 Power: 2W Optics: 20째 Colour Temperature: 3000K
Keti Villa Splitska, Brac Island, Croatia
Bright 1.0 316L Power: 2W Optics: 10째 Colour Temperature: 3000K
Florence, Italy
Residential
Ponte de Pria Residence Treviso, Italy
Bright 3.2 Power: 10W Optics: 10째 Colour Temperature: 4000K
Linear 2.3
Bright 3.7
Power: 10W Optics: diffused light Colour Temperature: 4000K
Power: 10W Optics: 20째 Colour Temperature: 4000K
Tak 1.1 Power: 18W Optics: 30째 Colour Temperature: 4000K
Private Villa Tunis, Tunisia Light planning // Arch. Fakher Turki
Beam 2.0 Power: 2W Optics: diffused light Colour Temperature: 3000K
Bright 1.0 Power: 2W Optics: diffused light Colour: blue
La Poiana Residence Perugia, Italy
Bright 5.0 316L Power: 9W Optics: 25째 Colour Temperature: 5000K
Florence, Italy
Corporate
BOV Bank of Valletta Valletta, Malta Light planning // Light Design Solutions
Pivot 1.1 Power: 6W Optics: 12째 Colour Temperature: 3000K
Tiber 1.0 Power: 16W Optics: 40째 Colour Temperature: 5000K
PX Company Burmarrad, Malta Light planning // Light Design Solutions - FS Design
Turis 1.0 Power: 12,5W Optics: diffused light Colour Temperature: 3000K
Turis 5.0 Power: 24,5W Optics: diffused light Colour Temperature: 3000K
Tagliaferro Business Centre Sliema, Malta Light planning // Light Design Solutions
Geko 6.1 Power: 20W Optics: elliptical 10째 x 45째 Colour Temperature: 3000K
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Š L&L Srl Luce&Light 2013 Project by Kreactivfarm Printed in October 2013