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“THE LIGHTING TAKES CHARGE OF SETTING THE STAGE FOR UNIQUE HUMAN INTERACTIONS.”


HELSINGBORG WATERFRONT


HELSINGBORG, SWEDEN


LIGHTING DESIGN ALLAN RUBERG CHRISTIAN KLINGE FRIDA NORDMARK FREDERICK W. BORELLO ÅF - HANSEN & HENNEBERG


ADDITIONAL CREDITS ARCHITECT


BRANDT LANDSKAB


PHOTOGRAPHY © MARTIN KRISTIANSEN © ULF CELANDER


“The unexpected use of projected shadow


patterns and lighting effects add interest and a dynamic quality to this exterior area, generating a new urban space,” another judge praised of the design.


Recessed fiber light points – 548 in total – are


spread across the concrete, mirroring the starry sky above. This type of installation is suitable for the rough conditions of the environment and is easily maintained due to the use of only two light generators and durable acrylic materials. Spots mounted on wooden poles serve as


functional lighting in between light settings. Well-shielded projectors equipped with special louvers and 3000K light sources with high color rendering ensure a pleasant environment. Light levels are automatically adjusted to match the changing natural light.


The lighting of the Helsinborg Waterfront, which includes recreational urban spaces, a promenade and a street, needed to tackle the challenges associated with lighting areas near water, including avoiding unwanted water reflection and preserving the free view of the night sky and ocean. Light intensity and level of staging gradually decreases towards the water, leaving the beach unspoiled.


“Forget floodlighting, obnoxious dropped


lenses from streetlights, light trespass and the unnatural feeling so many outdoor public promenades have – this project is a playground!” one judge exclaimed. “The lighting, by itself, takes charge of setting the stage for unique human interactions.”


The purpose of the design concept was to create an inviting and beautiful waterfront to facilitate an


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active evening life in the area. Gobo projections with specially designed patterns and fiber light points recessed into the concrete surface create a visual experience in reference to the locality. Gobo projectors are mounted on wooden poles to further support the overall maritime design theme. The projectors are well-shielded and adjusted to ensure a glare-free lighting and visual comfort, creating a pleasing play of light and shadow.


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