MEDIA
SYNDICATION
Architect: Corporate Design
Objectives: The objective was to create an indirect lighting system that did not impact the view and negatively affect the occupant from performing their work tasks. The system had to be flexible to the needs of the architectural space. Due to a variety of spaces, the wattage of the fixtures would have to vary, yet the fixtures should look the same.
Execution: By using a housing with a new shape, the architect was able to utilize a variety of wattages which took advantage of the visually even XL distribution which can use a variety of lamp wattages and shapes. Due to the design of the optic and lamp system, the light was thrown onto the ceiling without exposing either the reflector or the lamp to the viewer. This was critical as the fixtures should not impact the architectural space.
Results:
The even
distribution of light from the ceiling the needed high level
of indirect light as the main work light for the space. In addition,
the placement of the fixtures on the walls allowed for the full
height of the space to be felt. The housing is acting as both
a decorative element as well as a functional element in providing
a hidden location for the fixture optic and ballast.
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