PROJECT 3 037
Previous spread Nightclub? Or gangster’s hideout hosting a party? Patrons get to decide
Above The design layout echoes a visual language of mansions and ballrooms, spruced up with ostentatious lighting and artwork
Russell Sage Studio appointed Victoria Jerram Lighting Design for the destination’s lighting scheme. Layers of lighting were designed into the fabric of the venue, allowing the venue to offer a new experience on each visit. Each surface – from the bar, feature staircase, columns and DJ booth – has been considered and designed with lighting at its core. The UV wash lights highlight the UV grafiti art applied to the walls and back bar, and decorative light fittings bring a touch of glamour to the space.
The lighting scheme is highly flexible, using the latest in LED lighting technology to achieve its very unique colouring and lighting effects. The lighting rig includes ambient quad-colour (RGBW) moving head projectors, special effects projectors and Video LED tape,
all programmed to create a synergy between light and music.
This layered lighting effect creates an immersive environment. ‘Lighting was extremely key to bring this project alive’, explains Laing. ‘We wanted the space to feel like it was reactive to the people in it and use lighting to highlight key features of the interior story. We used the classic Greek Ionic column as our inspiration, recreating the characteristic decorative tops in neon light which can be changed to suite the mood of the party. The design layout echoes a visual language of mansion and ballrooms. From the entrance visitors are first led to the bar, which has been made to look like a large piece of cabinetry. Around the corner the main space opens up. ‘You are hit with full
PROJECT INFO
Interior Designer Russell Sage
Lighting Design Victoria Jerram Lighting Design
Client FIVE Hotels and Resorts
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