Revitalisation
This exhibition centre combines international contemporary art with regional and local themes. So it was also time to modernise and adapt the emergency lighting. The existing luminaires were dictated by the architecture and it was therefore decided to retain them and adapt them in a contemporary and artistic way by using our emergency luminaires. As the technology in the entire building was outdated, a comprehensive modernisation was required.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.
The housings of the existing luminaires were gutted and converted to modern LED technology, whereas conventional fluorescent tubes had previously been used. The luminaire housings were fitted with the light sources from our CONCEPT series and additionally equipped with an insert pictogram. Around 140 of these solutions have now been installed throughout the building.
Not emergency light
In the sauna area of this hotel, it was important to indicate to guests from the outside when the temperature in the sauna is at its highest and access should be avoided. A sign was needed to clearly communicate this information and at the same time integrate aesthetically into the hotel's architecture.
Monument protection
Structural changes to the railing were not permitted. Nevertheless, emergency lighting up to the assembly point was required by law. The circumstances therefore not only required careful planning, but ultimately also the approval of the authorities and the heritage office.