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Right The venue's grand staircases sweep up either side of the ground floor café, leading guests to the higher levels, highlighted via an integral LED handrail detail from LED Linear to subtly illuminate the stair treads whilst not detracting from the views up into the venue. Below Designed by Hoare Lea Lighting as a part of a site wide concept by Speirs + Major, the external façade lighting is subtle yet effective. acdc Q recessed low-glare LED in-ground uplights highlight the building's stunning brickwork, while KKDC SIL surface-mounted LED window reveal lights and acdc Blade surfacemounted low-glare LED profiles wash the windows. In the area around the building, WE-EF PIA 230 luminaires illuminate the streets.
PROJECT DETAILS German Gymnasium, London, UK Client: D&D London Interior Architect: Conran and Partners Lighting Design: Into Lighting (Darren Orrow & Anthony Stead) Exterior Façade Lighting Design: Hoare Lea Lighting from concept by Speirs + Major Exterior Bar and Planter Lighting Design: Into Lighting
LIGHTING SPECIFIED Interior: LightGraphix LD51 / LD 56 / LD81 / LD151 / LD10238 Flos Pure Spot Flos Mini Glo Ball wall lights Flos IC wall lights Michael Anastassiades Tip of the Tongue table lamps Rubn Hunter Grand standard lamp Orluna Curve Fixed / Surface Integrated LED Linear VarioLED Flex Aton 2 / VarioLED Flex Hydra HD15 Enigma Darklight MR16 / Splash / EM LED / 3-Circuit track Philip Payne 2-NI TM Lighting Bespoke picture lights Mode Lighting EVO-06-18 / EVO-06-09 / EVO-SGP-55-BLK Osram IRC halogen energy saver lamps Bespoke Lighting: Kalmar Exterior: acdc Q Recessed low glare LED in ground uplights KKDC SIL Surface mounted LED window reveal lights acdc Blade Surface mounted low glare LED profiles to wash clerestory window WE-EF Street lighting – PIA 230
restaurant and bar. I hope we have achieved this.” The external lighting was designed by Hoare Lea Lighting from a site-wide concept by Speirs + Major. The design was developed in collaboration with Allies and Morrison, Conran and Partners, Into Lighting, D&D and Argent to achieve the subtle yet effective lighting of this important building. Into and Conran and Partners have achieved a dramatic lighting scheme that is theatrical whilst being sympathetic to the magnificent architecture. Lighting has been successfully integrated where possible, so as not to detract from the architectural elements of the venue itself. The layered and integrated lighting throughout the cavernous venue ensures intimacy and warmth of ambience wherever guests sit within the space. www.into.co.uk