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designing lighting global - Volume 1, Issue 2

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DARK SKY PROJECT TOP AWARD The EP 145 (2200K) luminaire was used to replace existing lighting illuminating Kendal’s historic Cliff Terrace.

An innovative exterior project featuring dark sky technologies and dynamic colour temperatures has been awarded a top award, Ray Molony reports. Awarding a rare ‘green’ rating in the Build Back Better Awards to Thorn Lighting and Cumbria County Council, the judges cited the duo for their ‘sensitive and thoughtful’ dark-sky scheme in Cumbria in the north of England. Thorn worked with Cumbria County Council to create a lighting environment that protects dark skies, supports wildlife, improve perceptions of safety and encourages social interaction.

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In the sensitive and historic Cliff Terrace in Kendal, Thorn’s EP 145 luminaire with a 2200K source replaced the existing fitting. This has eliminated spill light into gardens and homes and led to a reported return of nocturnal wildlife activity.


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