LIGHTING COMP BOOKLET

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The luminaire design draws inspiration from the physical and mental fatigue experienced by frequent flyers. Air travel often blurs time, leaving travelers overstimulated yet tired; craving both alertness and calm. This fixture responds by shaping light that gently awakens the senses while preserving a sense of rest.

The form takes cues from the feeling of flight itself. drooping, organic curve that mirrors the body’s natural fatigue, contrasted by radiating patterns that emulate renewal and motion. When illuminated, the fixture projects rhythmic lines of light across the ceiling, evoking the visual pulse of energy returning to the traveler.

The luminaire operates on a multi-sensory principle, o ering layered illumination. The halo ring provides di used ambient light that mimics morning brightness, stimulating awareness and spatial clarity. The lower dome di user emits a softer, grounded glow that brings warmth and calm to the environment. create a subtle contrast between Mirroring how travelers recharge between destinations.

Positioned in the airport gate lounge, the design transforms waiting time into a sensory reset. encourages presence and focus through dynamic yet balanced light, enhancing spatial atmosphere while honoring human circadian rhythm.

1. Quick-Disconnect Power Connector

• Allows for safe and easy electrical disconnection during installation or maintenance without hardwiring.

1. Primary Di user Tube

• Softens and evenly distributes light from the halo LED source to reduce glare and create ambient illumination.

1. LED Light Halo

• Provides the primary light output using an integrated LED strip mounted in a circular configuration.

1. Steel Suspension Cables

• Supports the fixture’s weight while discreetly routing electrical wiring to the light engine.

1. Outer Body(Anodized Aluminum Body)

• Acts as the main structural and aesthetic component, shaping and reflecting the light for visual balance.

1. Lower Globe Di user (Frosted Acrylic)

• Di uses downward light to create a soft, uniform glow that complements the upper halo illumination.

ADAPTIVE LIGHTING SYSTEM

Responding to Traveler Rhythm

Designed to reduce traveler fatigue, the fixture uses a circadian-responsive lighting system that adjusts color and intensity throughout the day. Cool white light (5000–6000K) in the morning promotes alertness, while neutral tones (4000K) at midday support focus. As evening approaches, the light shifts to a warm amber glow (2700–3000K) to encourage relaxation.

The halo component adapts dynamically to daylight cycles, while the lower globe di user maintains consistent ambient balance. Together, they create a layered lighting experience that restores rhythm and comfort for travelers.

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