078 PROJECT / SCARLET HOTEL, MAWGAN PORTH, CORNWALL, ENGLAND 079
Two Philips Dynalite touch-screen control panels allow the lighting
real-time monitoring for maintenance — of the lighting system, the
moods of the public areas to be set by the hotel staff. Revolution 2
Scarlet is considering the addition of a DLight III server and MapView
user-interface wall panels permit local user control for some public
software from Philips Dynalite to the lighting infrastructure. This
areas and all the guest rooms. There are two engraved and backlit
will enable fine tuning of the system over time to achieve further
Revolution 2 wall panels in each guest room — one by the entrance
energy savings in the future.
and one by the bed — and these have been designed to be intuitive
“The goal of this project was to build a unique and opulent hotel
and simple to operate. Guests can match their mood from a choice
in a beautiful location, and to achieve performance at the cutting
of seven lighting scenes carefully created by the design team — ‘am-
edge of environmental sustainability,” said Baldwin. “While these
bient’, ‘bright’, ‘relax’, ‘bath’, ‘night’, ‘balcony’, and ‘all off’.
goals are often considered mutually exclusive, the Scarlet proves
In spite of the architectural and mood lighting results achieved,
that you don’t have to sacrifice luxury to achieve high levels of
considerable energy savings have been realised. “Where a con-
energy efficiency. Scarlet really is the new green!”
ventional hotel typically achieves lighting efficacy of ten watts
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per square metre, the design brief for the Scarlet called for eight
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watts per square metre,” said Nock. “However, the finished system
achieved a staggering internal lighting efficacy of just 3.36 watts
per square metre — representing just 34 per cent of the energy
use of a conventional design. We have also achieved significant
energy savings with the garden lighting. Using discreet one watt
LED fittings, a subtle and beautiful garden lighting design has been
achieved using less than 100 watts in total!”
In order to measure actual power consumption — and to facilitate
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