106 PROJECT / NATIONAL STADIUIM, WARSAW, POLAND
INSIDE THE STADIUM Lichtvision’s brief comprised the interior of the stadium, including the illumination of the stands, playing field and the roof hub suspended above the centre of the pitch. The top third of the stands were indirectly lit by Sill 2000W and 400W asymmetric metal halide fixtures to illuminate the perimeter of the roof. An exception is made for the four corners of the stadium where suspended walkways run out to the central lighting gantry. Here duties are split between two 1000W and 250W fixture pairings. The lower two thirds of the stands were illuminated from the gantry, which runs around the inner opening of the roof. A mix of Sill 400W and 1000W metal halide projectors are directed onto the seating areas.
2000W metal halide Sill Power Spot 03 and 04 high power projectors (respectively with and without hot re-strike emitter) are also located on the gantry to illuminate the pitch.
The central roof hub houses a retractable membrane that can unfold to cover the pitch area. A needle protruding above and below this nest helps to support four giant TV screens. Three rings of eight metal halide parabolic projectors are placed at
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1 - LED lighting in handrail using Tridonic 8,700 TALEXXmodules. 2 - Traxon Linear fixtures are attached to the inner edge of the angled support column. 3 - Traxon Wall Wash inside support column head. 4 - BEGA 150W metal halide cascade stairs lighting. 5 - Sill floods uplight roof to indirect light the upper stand seating. 6 - Sill floods positioned on inner lighting gantry to direct light the lower stand seating. 7 - Central hub housing retractable roof membrane.
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Left Three rings of eight metal halide parabolic projectors are placed at different points on the central hub to light each section of the needle: 70W for its lower tip, 150W for the central section and underside of the hub and 400W for the spire- like top section.
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Right Lichtvision’s plans detailing the construction of the head units for the nine custom-made, 18m tall columns used to illuminate large areas of the exterior landscape.
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