Architectural
An architectural office in the Ländle region had a clear requirement for the interior fit-out: the emergency lighting had to be mounted on a pillar and must not protrude beyond it under any circumstances so as not to spoil the aesthetic appearance. Safety lighting was also required on the same concrete column. However, this would have required an intervention in the concrete wall, which was not permitted due to structural or static restrictions.
The architect’s clear ideas made an elegant solution possible: the emergency sign and safety light were integrated into a single aluminium housing and mounted on the pillar to match its size. By using the aluminium housing, the emergency sign and the emergency luminaire merged into a harmonious unit. The architects appreciated the efficient and direct cooperation with the special solutions department.
Revitalisation
As the technology in the entire building was outdated, a comprehensive modernisation was required. The focus was on energy-efficient solutions to reduce energy consumption and promote sustainability.
Not emergency light
For event venues, anti-panic lighting with an illumination of at least 0.5 lux is required by law. This ensures that it never gets darker than the limit value in this area. This is not normally a problem. Unless there is no roof or ceiling and the anti-panic lighting is exposed to the weather - as is the case with the Seebühne in Bregenz.