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A wide-reaching renovation project has leant Belgorod International Airport in Russia a new lease of life. Fixtures from Griven helped in the creation of a multifaceted lighting design from Heliocity LLC.
Built in 1954, Belgorod International Airport in Russia was thoroughly renovated in 2013 in order to modernise its architecture. The improved functionality of the airport transformed it into one of the most convenient and well-served flight facilities in central Russia.
The exterior renovation of the airport involved principally its façade. Decorative and functional design elements, along with innovative materials and an LED based lighting system transformed the airport into an attractive public area. The lighting scheme aimed to emphasise the flowing volumes of the building, focusing on the brand new entrance. Conceived by lighting designers Viktor Pyatykh and Anton Karpun of Heliocity LLC, the airport’s lighting design features three schemes designed for day, night and feast days. The design suited to the day-time features LED lighting fixtures located on the
roof that light up the upper part of the entrance, while RGBW floodlights mounted near the main arched doorway create soft colour accents. A different colour composition has been selected for each day of the week.
During the night, dynamic and coloured effects are disabled in order to save power, while the street lighting poles maintain a low illumination level. On feast days, a composition based on the official colours of Belgorod has been chosen to highlight the exterior borders of the main entrance. Dynamic sequences of fireworks with flashes of light and flying sparks are also projected during festivities onto the airport walls using LED projectors.
Installed by Spetsmontge-Service LLC, thirty units of Griven Emerald RGBW, with differing optics, along with ten units of Zaphir W, in cold white, provide bright colour accents and an even white light
distribution to the façade. Benefiting from state of the art electronic colour mixing, Emerald RGBW features sixty high RGBW power LEDs, coupled with a variety of high build and design optics.
The combination of RGBW LEDs offers a strong white light output quality, as well as a wide variety of intermediate colour hues. Developed for refined architectural lighting, Zaphir W features 40 white power LEDs, which are capable of delivering a remarkable performance from an extremely compact unit. Fitted with a capacitive touchscreen display, ZAPHIR W is available in grey and white finishes and in both warm and cold white colour temperature options. The full digital control system, obtainable from any one-channel remote DMX512 control desk, includes stand alone functions implemented by master/slave mode for the synchronisation of multiple units.
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