When you enter the Danish engineering firm INGENIØR’NE, a beautiful cluster of Patera lamps greets you. The modern chandeliers light up the historical building that used to be a post office, emphasising the architecture and the uniqueness of the space. The pendants work as a glowing focal point, adding natural, even, and glare-free light while creating a feeling of sophistication and quality in line with the values of the company. The selected Louis Poulsen fixtures at INGENIØR’NE work together harmoniously and create a positive perception of the company both internally and externally, striking the right balance between design and functionality while staying true to the architecture and history of the building. Moving on to the offices, the LP Grand Suspended pendants ensure a perfect working light. The light from this meticulously designed pendant allows the consulting engineers to perform their very best, and in case of virtual meetings in front of the computer, illumination is never an issue. The pendant has a horizontal, flat volume that does not take up too much space, and throughout the offices arrays of pendants create a strong visual expression that fulfil a decorative purpose as well as a functional one. In areas with lower ceilings, the Circle Semi Recessed is installed. This round fixture emits a pleasant and diffuse light, and the collar gives the fixture character, adding an extra dimension to the interior. A row of brass Doo-Wop pendants is used to define the space around the countertop in the common area. The pendants have a distinct and informal design and primarily provide a downward directed soft light, perfect for creating an inviting and pleasant zone to meet in. Doo-Wop was originally introduced in the 1950's, and was used for many years in the buildings of the Navy. Category: Office & Corporate Facilities Location: Esbjerg, Denmark Products: Doo-Wop, LP Circle Semi Recessed, LP Grand Suspended, Patera Photographer: Jesper Ray

Complete lighting solution focusing on functionality and atmosphere A factory building from 1977 has been converted into modern offices and production facilities. The building at Fuglevangsvej in Horsens had not been altered since its construction back in 1977. The recent renovation of the building has included exposing roof structures, adding new facades with new entrances, and new surfaces throughout. The project includes a new company headquarters and production facilities. The project's architecture is simple, rough, and industrial. The building has features like visible steel rafters, and was designed with the idea that lighting should be used to supplement and consolidate each element. Louis Poulsen has acted as a lighting consultant from the earliest stages of this project. The result is a holistic and consistent lighting design that emphasizes the architecture and function of every space. The striplights provide excellent general lighting in the open-plan office, while AJ Floor has been placed in seating areas to create an attractive and tranquil ambiance signaling dedicated spaces for conversation or concentration. Providing a glare-free downward light, which lands softly on the terrace, the Flindt Bollard defines the outdoor space in an appealing way. The Flindt Bollard has been placed elegantly on the terrace to create a pleasant ambiance against dark winter afternoons. In the summer, the bollard can be used to prolong evenings on the terrace with colleagues or customers. Category: Office building, complete lighting project Location: Horsens, Denmark Architect: Skala Arkitekter Contractor: Group 3 A/S Photographer: Thomas Mølvig Lighting consultants: Rasmus Gyberg and Bjarke Boll, Louis Poulsen Manufacturers: Louis Poulsen, Targetti & Flos Products: Slim Round Suspended, AJ Floor, Flindt Wall, Flindt Bollard by Louis Poulsen Downlight and spot by Targetti In-Finity architectural linear light by Flos

Future-proof and energy-efficient outdoor lighting In close cooperation with the Municipality of Viborg, Fagerhult has contributed to a future-proof and energy-efficient outdoor lighting for, among other things, the new district of Arnbjerg. The Municipality of Viborg is one of the first municipalities in Denmark to install demand-controlled outdoor lighting. On residential streets, the beltway and pedestrian and bicycle paths in the district, there are now approximately 3,000 Fagerhult luminaires – Vialume and Verda. To create the demand-controlled outdoor lighting the municipality wanted, about 2,000 of the luminaires are equipped with Citygrid, a wireless and presence-controlled system that, with the help of sensors, turns on and dims lighting depending on whether there are people nearby. The luminaires provide good visual comfort, with light where and when needed, while preserving the feeling of security for the residents. The Municipality of Viborg chose Fagerhult as its supplier and partner because of the simplicity of installing the luminaires and systems, as well as for our good service and support. Another contributing factor of the choice falling to Fagerhult and Citygrid was that the situational reports that are created, operating status and any faults in the system are smoothly reported via gateways to the municipality's technicians. Valuable information that eliminates the need to carry out scheduled visual checks of the lighting installation twice yearly, which would otherwise be the case. Citygrid provides the opportunity for significant energy savings for the municipality, and through the open and scalable system, where newer and improved technology can be continuously integrated, Citygrid is a future-proof solution both for the municipality and its residents. Year: 2022

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