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PROJECT / BAY SOUTH, GARDENS BY THE BAY, SINGAPORE


concept,” comments Mende. “We thought entertaining the public with organic and eco-friendly lighting would be a crucial element of future lighting design. Even today, the excessive consumption of energy in the service of entertainment is no longer considered viable; a more friendly approach is essential from both a consumer and envi- ronmental perspective.” With this in mind, LPA came up with four main concepts: • The scheme should savour lighting that dramatises shadow and eschews excessive lighting;


• It should gently engage visitors with inter- active light;


• It should harmonise light with the garden’s greenery, water and wind; • It should create an environment that helps visitors feel the spirit of the living forest. Such an environment requires sustainable lighting fixtures as well as sensors and con- trol technology capable of subtle changes in colour and intensity. By faithfully applying these criteria to their design, LPA sought to create an environment in which visitors felt the living vitality of the nature around them.


For this reason, fixtures that are fundamen- tally for nighttime could not interfere with the landscape during the day. The lumi- naires are concealed and integrated within the architecture and the landscape as much


Top The Flower Dome is designed to suit the large range of plants from the Mediterranean. The lighting has been used to create thrilling forms of night entertainment and interaction with the visitors.


Above Lumenpulse Lumenbeam LBX projectors reveal the power of the waterfall coming from the 35m man-made mountain.


Left WE-EF Rail 66 (FLC 141 version) projectors with customised glare shields produce soft grazing along the ribs of the conservatory facades to highlight the profile of the structures.


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