068 MUSEUM LIGHTING / JEONGOK NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM, GYEONGGI-DO, KOREA
Top Two of the lighting options that fit into the recessed ceiling holes running throughout the museum.
Above Projectors placed on the inside of the steel facade bounce light off a suspended reflective skin and out through the micro-perforated shell.
display cabinets or flat-topped display tables and others creating raised dais for detailed dioramas. In many instances these dais areas are echoed in the ceiling by frosted, oval ‘skylights’ backlit by dimmable fluorescents to provide a variable daylight effect. The same fluorescents form the cove light- ing in display walls at the edge of the room and in the cave-like side-room, whose mud floor recreates the feel of an archaeologi- cal dig. Contrary to their usual process, 8’18” were employed by the client only for the design stages and were not brought on site to oversee installation. Though obviously not an ideal scenario, the team responded by producing highly detailed specification and installation sheets, to help the on-site
contractors remain as true to their intended scheme as possible. This was particularly true of the exterior skin, which offers some interesting effects of its own. X-TU’s intention was for the building to seem both embedded within the landscape and in striking juxtaposition to it: “An immaterial-abstract-shaped time vessel”. To continue this interaction after nightfall, 8’18’ designed a grid of LED nodes to be fitted to the inside the stainless-steel facade. These nodes are programmed to bounce light of a special refelctive skin surface and back out through the micro- perforated shell. The gentle variations in light give the impression of shimmering movement, seemingly bringing the museum structure to life.
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PROJECT DETAILS
Jeongok Natural History Museum, Jeongok, Korea Client: Gyeonggi Governement
Architects: X-TU (Nicolas Demazière & Anouk Legendre) Lighting Design: 8’18” (Remy Cimadevilla, Julien Caquineau, Georges Berne)
LIGHTING SPECIFIED
INTERIOR: Philips Pentura Fluorsecent strip 60W - integrated with cove and special features • Philips fluorescent strip 43W (dimmable) - exhibits/luminous tables • Philips fluorescent strip 28W integrated with lighting cove • Philips fluorescent strip 28W (dimmable) integrated in oval cabinets • ERCO three phase track - integrated into false ceiling in temp exhibition hall • Modular Haloscan AR111 - integrated in ceiling dots • Modular Special - recessed boxes for fixtures in ceiling • DGA recessed LED spotlight - perspex rods • Zumtobel Solar II MQ R111 -basement temporary exhibition hall • Sylumis Saturne fibre optic generator + fibre optics - exhibition tables • OSRAM Lumilux T5 FC - recessed diffusing ring in ceiling holes - some with dimmable ballast • DGA recessed LED spots - roof and basement level
EXTERIOR SKIN: Zumtobel LN-DALIS interface • Targetti Pro LED 1E1360 • We-ef directional projector
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