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Robert de Flers street in the 15th district of Paris A chronobiological urban lighting scheme! A dynamic external lighting scheme with LEDs set on the human biological rhythm. Working since January 2014 PRESS CONTACT LEC | 0033 4 37 48 31 00 | Stéphanie Saint Olive | sso@lec.fr Press Release

Press Release April 2014 A chronobiological urban lighting scheme! A dynamic external lighting scheme with LEDs set on the human biological rhythm LEC Ligny-5635 lightbar The street Robert de Flers is a covered walkway located beneath a slab near the river Seine, it leads to the new shopping centre Beaugrenelle in the 15th district of Paris. Following the area’s renovation, a part of the covered street was up-lighted in 2013. To provide this «underground» street with a livelier dimension, the Concepto lighting agency designed a lighting system based on the human biological rhythm. The...

Press Release April 2014 Interview with Ville de Paris : Karine Bonnefoy, P roject manager at the Roads Subdivision in the 7th and 15th districts Residents have seen their neighbourhood change instantly and that makes them happy! What is your vision for this project? Up-lighting this street was a special project, even though we didn’t have any technical nor regulatory constraints in particular, but we had a true problem with the existing atmosphere... Residents simply did not want to take that street. This is the reason why we commissionned lighting designers for this project, so that they...

Press Release April 2014 Interview with: Florence Serre and Virginie Carreno from the Concepto agency Why did Ville de Paris call you in for this project? Street lighting is dating back to 30 years ago...We were called in for 2 reasons. Firstly, on the urban lighting in order to consign and to secure buildings entrances, stores and garages exits. Then, we worked on the particularity of up-lighting a covered area and with a special staging in place so as to outline the transition between exterior/interior and to light up the place differently depending on the stages of the day. We wanted to...