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Document Overview and Contributors

This 2013 publication by Luceplan SpA, Milano, presents a portfolio of architectural lighting projects across multiple sectors, emphasizing the integration of advanced LED technology with architectural design to achieve sustainability, flexibility, and aesthetic harmony. Key contributors include photographers Stefano Aiti and Roland Albe among others, project coordinators Patrizia Vicenzi, Rosi Guadagno, Paola Balordi, and graphic designer Alessandro Benini.

Document Structure

The document is organized by building typology, covering Public Spaces, Commercial Spaces, Offices, Restaurants, Hospitality, Residential projects, and Credits, facilitating sector-specific insights.

Public Spaces

  • FRAC Bretagne, Rennes: Use of Luceplan e04 LED fixtures to create dynamic contrasts between urban and immaterial elements, natural and artificial light, and shadow and brightness.
  • Haagse Toren, The Hague: Studio Linse’s lighting with Archetype lamps delivers comfortable, low-energy illumination for mixed-use environments.
  • Church of San Carlo Borromeo, Rome: Flexible e04 fixture installations create intimate zones within a large hall.
  • Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm: Archetype suspension lamps blend Scandinavian design with LED technology for a medical university setting.

Commercial Spaces

  • Eataly, Rome: Collaboration with Philips using Hope fixtures integrates sustainable LED lighting across a large retail and dining space.
  • Fabbrica Pelletterie Milano, Milan: Lighting emphasizes flexibility, lightness, and modern aesthetics.
  • Showroom Hatico and Rich Friday, Düsseldorf: Hope suspension lamps contrast chrome surfaces with decorative transparency.
  • Höfe am Brühl, Leipzig: Uniform illumination in retail spaces using Hope fixtures.

Offices

  • Ghost VFX, Copenhagen: Open-plan office illuminated by Hope lamps to foster creativity and comfort.
  • Banca Prealpi Headquarters, Tarzo: Large office complex with integrated photovoltaic/geothermal systems and digitally controlled lighting combining technical and decorative fixtures.
  • Thor Specialties, Varese: Lighting highlights architectural volumes and integrates reflecting pools for aesthetic enhancement.
  • MSC Headquarters, Geneva: Adaptable lighting solutions combining technical and decorative products to support diverse office activities.

Lighting Design and Technology

  • Signature products include e04, Hope, Archetype, Costanza, Lady Costanza, and others.
  • Advanced LED technology ensures energy efficiency and sustainability.
  • Flexible installation options adapt lighting to architectural and functional requirements.
  • Integration with architectural elements enhances spatial perception and user comfort.
  • Digital control systems enable sophisticated lighting management.

Design Philosophy and Recommendations

  • Lighting is an integral architectural element balancing contrasts such as natural/artificial and light/shadow.
  • Solutions support diverse activities through adaptable lighting.
  • Focus on user comfort and inspiring environments.
  • Modern LED technology reduces energy consumption without compromising design quality.

Summary of Critical Information

  • LED lighting technology is essential for sustainability and energy efficiency.
  • Fixtures must offer installation flexibility and adaptability to spatial functions.
  • Architectural integration is crucial for aesthetic coherence.
  • Digital control systems are recommended for complex lighting needs.
  • Design must consider user comfort and psychological effects of light.

Additional Sector Highlights

Corporate and Office Lighting

  • MSC Crociere Headquarters: Functional, aesthetic, and energy-saving lighting supporting varied activities.
  • Palazzo Lombardia, Milan: Classic Luceplan lamps reinforce an authoritative office image.
  • Pharmaceutical Research Facility, Basel: Hope lamps create an elegant, festive atmosphere in meeting areas.
  • Callant Headquarters, Belgium: Hope chandeliers balance work environment and image in renovated castle interiors.
  • Project Informatica, Italy: Lighting designed for display and recreation with interactive control and flexibility.
  • Implement Consulting Group, Copenhagen: Functional and dramatic lighting combining Fortebraccio, Costanzina, and Hope lamps.

Restaurant Lighting

  • Al Gallione, Italy: Hope series used to harmonize colors, materials, and light for a comfortable, elegant atmosphere.
  • La Bissascudlera, Italy: Lighting emphasizes indoor-outdoor spatial continuity with narrow beam and outdoor pole lamps.
  • Pop Kafé, Nancy, France: Mini Mini lamps complement architectural lighting.

Hospitality Lighting

  • Renaissance Barcelona Fira Hotel: Costanza lamps provide elegant, comfortable lighting matching contemporary room styles.

Residential Lighting

  • Windermere West End, Manhattan: Hope lamps add luxury and sparkle to a transformed prewar building lobby.

Design and Product Highlights

  • Hope Series: Iconic, elegant, and festive design widely used across sectors.
  • Costanza Lamps: Provide extreme comfort with elegant silhouettes for hospitality and office use.
  • Fortebraccio and Costanzina: Ergonomic table lamps for functional workspaces.
  • Suspension Lamps (e03, e01, e04, Mini Mini): Used for precise accent lighting and spatial continuity.

Key Criteria and Best Practices

  • Fixture selection prioritizes functional quality, aesthetics, and energy efficiency.
  • Lighting design creates harmonious atmospheres tailored to activities and moods.
  • Integration with architecture and materials enhances spatial continuity and user experience.
  • Flexibility in lighting control (color, intensity) adapts to varying scenarios.
  • Use of iconic, elegant fixtures complements interiors without overwhelming them.

Contact and Showroom Information

The document concludes with Luceplan headquarters and showroom contacts across Europe and the USA, offering access to lighting solutions and design consultancy.

Overall, this document serves as a comprehensive showcase of Luceplan’s innovative lighting solutions applied in landmark architectural projects, illustrating best practices in combining LED technology with architectural design to create sustainable, functional, and visually compelling environments.

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Catalog excerpts

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PUBLIC SPACES COMMERCIAL SPACES © 2013 by Luceplan SpA, Milano. All rights reserved Project Coordination Patrizia Vicenzi, Rosi Guadagno and Paola Balordi Graphic Design Alessandro Benini Printed in Italy Elpo Edizioni, Como October 2013

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Frac Bretagne 4 Haagse Toren 8 Church of San Carlo Borromeo 10 Karolinska Institutet 14 Osgoode Hall Law School 18 Ghost VFX 34 Banca Prealpi Headquarters 38 Thor Specialties 44 Msc Headquarters 50 Palazzo Lombardia 56 Interior project in Basilea 58 Callant Headquarters 60 Project Informatica 64 Implement Consulting Group 68 Al Gallione 74 La Bissascudlera 78 Pop Kafé 82 COMMERCIAL SPACES 21 Eataly 22 Fabbrica Pelletterie Milano 26 Showroom Hatico and Rich Friday 28 Höfe am Brühl 30 HOSPITALITY 85 Renaissance Barcelona Fira Hotel 86 RESIDENTIAL 91 Windemere West End 92

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PUBLIC SPACES SPAZI PUBBLICI ÖFFENTLICHEN RAUM ESPACES PUBLICS ESPACIOS PÚBLICOS

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design Habits Studio

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FRAC Bretagne Rennes, France Project: Odile Decq

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design Paolo Rizzatto

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For the lighting of the new FRAC – Fonds Régional d’Art Contemporain in Rennes, the highly acclaimed French architect Odile Decq has selected the e04 fixtures from the Luceplan collection, in the ceiling and suspension versions (with LED light sources). The elegant, essential silhouette of the e04 fixtures and the Costanza lamps with black shades fit perfectly into this work of architecture that features the typical colors of the "dame noire’" of contemporary architecture. “The whole project reinterprets the apparently irreconcilable contrast – Odile Decq explains – between life in an urban reality...

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Haagse Toren The Hague, Nederlands Project: Studio Linse (Amsterdam)

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design Goodmorning Technology The Hague Tower in Den Haag is located in a building that contains cafes, restaurants, a conference center and meeting rooms, as well as flex workspaces, apartments and a nightclub. Archetype lamps accent the alignment of the flex work zones, providing comfortable lighting and very low energy consumption. La Hague Tower nella città di Den Haag è un edificio che raccoglie caffé, ristoranti, centri di incontro e sale riunioni, spazi di lavoro temporaneo, appartamenti e night club. Le lampade Archetype scandiscono gli allineamenti delle zone adibite ai posti di lavoro...

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Church of San Carlo Borromeo Rome, Italy Project: Monestiroli Architetti Associati with Massimo Ferrari and Claudia Tinazzi

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design Habits Studio

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Built at the gates of the city of Rome, the project includes the creation of a new church, a tower, parish annexes and a rectory. Inside the church, the installation flexibility of Luceplan fixtures makes it possible to vary the height of the lamps from the floor, creating a sense of a limited zone with respect to the vast size of the hall. Realizzato alle porte della città di Roma, il progetto comprende la realizzazione di una nuova aula liturgica, una torre, degli spazi parrocchiali annessi e della relativa casa canonica. All’interno della chiesa, la flessibilità di installazione degli apparecchi...

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design Habits Studio

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design Goodmorning Technology Karolinska Institutet Stockholm, Sweden Interior Architect: Tengbom Studio

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The Karolinska Institutet, a medical university and research center in Sweden, is investing heavily in new buildings and modernized premises to better meet the needs of research and education in the future. The new Huddinge Department of Medicine provides flexible and dynamic spaces for students and researchers, featuring the Archetype suspension lamps. Behind their classic colors and shapes connected with the Scandinavian design tradition, the Archetype lamps conceal the most advanced LED technology. Il Karolinska Institutet, centro di ricerca medicale e campus universitario in Svezia, ha recentemente...

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Costanzina design Paolo Rizzatto Osgoode Hall Law School Toronto, Canada Project: Innovant

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COMMERCIAL SPACES SPAZI COMMERCIALI Gewerbeflächen ESPACES COMMERCIAUX ESPACIOS COMERCIALES

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design Francisco Gomez Paz / Paolo Rizzatto Eataly Rome, Italy Lighting project: Luceplan and Philips

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Built in the former Ostiense Terminal, Eataly Roma is a megastore for Italian excellence in foods and beverages: the 19th and also the largest of the chain opened around the world by the entrepreneur Oscar Farinetti. Eataly Roma has an overall area of about 17,000 m2, on four levels, to contain 23 dining and tasting points, shops, cooking workshops and a 300-seat auditorium. Where the lighting is concerned, the facility combines the high efficiency of functional solutions supplied by Philips with the outstanding design of fixtures by Luceplan, both on the front line of sustainability thanks to...

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design Goodmorning Technology design Odile Decq Mini Mini design Habits Studio

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Costanzina design Paolo Rizzatto Queen Titania design Alberto Meda / Paolo Rizzatto

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FPM is an Italian brand of leather goods, specializing in luggage with an accent on fine design. For its first exclusive store, FPM chose Luceplan to light the interiors and the shop windows on one of the city’s busiest shopping thoroughfares. Flexibility, lightness, good looks and functional quality are the basic tenets of both companies, which through different products share the same philosophy of innovation and modernity. FPM è un brand di pelletteria italiano, specializzato nel business della valigeria e fortemente orientato al mondo del design. Per il primo monomarca, FPM ha scelto Luceplan...

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Honeycomb design Habits Studio Fabbrica Pelletterie Milano Milan, Italy

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In the Düsseldorf store of the German garment brands Hatico and Rich Friday, reflecting chrome surfaces form a contrast with the decorative transparency of Hope. The functional lights offer uniform illumination of the display areas, where the Hope suspension lamps play a leading role. Nello showroom di Düsseldorf dei marchi tedeschi di abbigliamento Hatico e Rich Friday, la prevalenza di superfici cromate riflettenti si contrappone alla trasparenza decorativa di Hope. Le luci funzionali illuminano omogeneamente le superfici espositive, lasciando alle sospensioni Hope il ruolo di protagoniste.

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