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NORWAY CLIENT: PORSGRUNN MUNICIPALITY ARCHITECT: DYRVIK ARKITEKTUR (CULTURE HOUSE), GRINDAKER (LANDSCAPE) The masterplan for the project was finished in 2012 together with the design and realisation of the new cultural district, the two main parks and river promenade. The lighting masterplan strategy took into account the future aspirations of the city of Porgrunn and responded to some of the town’s current demands, such as creating a connection between residents and the river by creating inviting spaces and a new city texture. Taking advantage of the city’s beautiful natural landscape, ZENISK developed a respectful lighting masterplan, which consists of low level façade illumination that reflects beautifully in the calm river water, while enhancing the green public areas. The smaller roads run perpendicular to the water and have been given a higher illumination level. When considered together the lighting scheme has created a distinct and inviting atmosphere.
BOOK AND BLUES HOUSE, NOTODDEN, NORWAY ARCHITECTURE: ARKITEKTKONTORET BØRVE OG BORCHSENIUS AS & ASKIM/LANTTO ARKITEKTER AS LANDSCAPE: DRONNINGA LANDSKAP AS Hidden deep inside the windy Southern fjord of the Telemark region, Notodden is an industrial city and the Norwegian centre of the Blues. With this in mind, ZENISK based its concept on the city’s simple yet soulful identity, finding a balance between the cold and warm elements of Notodden’s distinct style, creating the right harmony for a strong lighting concept. The municipality wanted a look inspired by the city’s industrial and musical heritage, presented in a simple and sustainable way. With this in mind ZENISK searched for ways to go beyond the standard concepts of sustainability. The recycling of local materials became an inspiration after the municipality agreed to donate recently replaced telephone timber poles. These are now used as lighting poles for the external public areas. Lit by T5 fluorescent dimmable sources, the translucent box that comprises a significant portion of the structure, sets the tone for the lighting scheme. Creating a soft and warm contrast to the sharp and dark timber facade, the box glows a true blue, the colour of the town’s favourite sound.
Børve og Borchsenius
Camilla Jensen
ZENISK, STAGE & ARCHITECTURAL LIGHTING DESIGN, OSLO
• OWNER: Kristin Bredal • HEAD OFFICE: Oslo, Norway • ESTABLISHED: 2008 • EMPLOYS: 4 • CURRENT PROJECTS IN NORWAY: Sandnes Masterplan, Total Operation Center Stavanger, Løren Metro Station, Sami Museum in Neiden, Bryne Sculpture Park, Tana Bridge, Facade mapping for Gloger Festival in Kongsberg, Two productions for the Norwegian Opera and Ballett
www.zenisk.com
“All our concepts are project specific and always highly influenced by nature and its strong lighting characteristics in the Nordic region. We love to work above the Arctic Circle and create not only unique experiences, but strive to enhance life quality by improving visual comfort and stimulating social interaction where there is no direct sunlight for many months every year.”
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