architecture of light
Room configuration using lighting
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Natural light is an obvious component of architecture and
one of the main building blocks of a room. Artificial light is
a vital complement. Good lighting supports the architect’s
vision and enhances a room’s configuration. Luminaires
should function as an extension of the building. Well-
planned ceiling-mounted general lighting is the basis for
all lighting, but it is the combination of ambience-creating
interior luminaires and point lighting that gives the room
life. Variations in light intensity, contrast and form create a
dynamic and comforting effect that lets people thrive.
  In ‘Architecture of Light’, we give examples of how rooms
with various functions can be configured using interior
luminaires. The lighting of the various environments is all
based on fundamental lighting principles. The proposals
are complete and may be used in their entirety or serve as
inspiration for individual solutions.
“From an architect’s perspective, light is the most funda-
mental factor. Light and shade are the primary building
blocks. Everything else – material and form – is dependent
on light. Good lighting can mitigate a poor environment.
Poor lighting can ruin a good environment.”
Architect Mårten Claesson of Claesson Koivisto Rune
Light as a building block
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Photo: Adam Mørk
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Entrance with reception and high ceiling
This representative entrance, with its high ceiling and
generous inlet of daylight, has been designed as the
outward face of the company. The ceiling height and the
natural light make it possible to apply a reverse principle
for the lighting solution. Instead of being based on general
lighting, several interesting types of accentuated lighting
can be combined.
  The entrance should function as a showcase even at
night, which requires luminaires of sufficient size and
character. The effect from outside can also be enhanced
by placing the lighting on the walls instead of on the
floor, which is not visible through the window in any case.
Daylight sensor controls optimise energy consumption in
relation to the inlet of daylight but also help increase light
levels on overcast days. As the room is clearly perceived as
large, the lighting can be used to highlight various func-
tions and facilitate orientation.
1. This solution casts a lot of light on the walls and en-
hances the sense of space in the room. The Lepo pendant
luminaire has a round beam with an opal shade that emits
a pleasant general light. Lepo is available in three sizes and
Lepo, Pleiad, LED DL, Gaudi, ZoneBeam, Zoft and Wall.
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2
is particularly suited to group arrangements. Wall luminai-
res from the Wall series cast indirect light on each side of
the reception and provide indirect lighting that illumina-
tes people’s faces without dazzling. Above the counter, a
Gaudi Linear pendant produces excellent reading light. The
area under and along the galleries is accentuated using
recessed downlights from the Pleiad series. The luminaires
have been fitted with Cilinder accessories. On the lower
level, Zone Beam spotlights draw attention towards the
artistic pieces on the back wall while Zoft wall luminaires
contribute to ambience-creating general lighting on the
upper level.
2. This proposed luminaire is characterised by a tighter
light pattern. General lighting from the Terso pendant
luminaire is directed at the floor and does not cast any
light on the walls or ceiling. The Wall 2 wall luminaire is
used for indirect lighting in the gallery areas. Pleiad-series
downlights enhance the general lighting in the communi-
cation areas.
Terso, Notor G2, Wall, ZoneBeam and Pleiad.
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1
2
This configuration is based on an office building with an
unmanned entrance. The room is relatively large with a
ceiling height of around 2.70 m. There is limited ingress of
daylight.
  A room of this sort should feel bright and welcoming.
It is a good idea to cast a certain amount of indirect light
towards the ceiling to raise the perceived ceiling level.
Recessed or ceiling-mounted luminaires are preferable to
pendants. Orientation is vital – the light should lead the
way clearly and highlight signs, doors and lifts.
  Accentuated lighting makes the room more interesting.
If the entrance is furnished with seating groups, these
areas could benefit from slightly lower light levels to pro-
vide some seclusion.
Entrance with lower
ceiling height
1. This solution is based on round-beam luminaires and
vertical lights. The environment is dominated by Liverti
surface and floor luminaires. The surface luminaires
produce general lighting that also illuminate the walls,
contributing to a softer perception of the room.
  A certain proportion of indirect light on the ceiling
enhances the perceived ceiling height. The floor luminaire
provides extra light at face level and creates a ‘room in a
room’. Narrow-beam LED DL create contrasts on the walls
and accentuate coloured surfaces while Sidelight2
high-
light artwork.
2. This option uses recessed luminaires and cleaner lines.
Instead of surface luminaires, indirect lighting is used to
increase the visible ceiling height. Pleiad Square down-
lights provide direct general lighting while the Wall 1 wall
luminaires cast a strong uplight towards the ceiling. The
indirect lighting gives the room a sense of space and evens
out the contrasts between the shafts of light and the
ceiling. Downlights provide high intensity floor lighting.
Decorative elements are illuminated using recessed LED DL
downlights.
Liverti golv, Liverti plafond, LED DL and Sidelight2
.
LED DL, Wall and Pleiad.
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1
2
Safety is at the fore in the stairwell. Relatively high light
levels ensure that people walking on the stairs can easily
distinguish steps, landings and handrails. It should be easy
to find the way to lifts and doors. If the stairwell is open
and higher, this provides an opportunity to create eye-
catching configurations using larger pendant luminaires.
Light controls are an obvious choice for this type of space.
1. This open stairwell provides space for highly effective
pendant luminaires. The Lepo luminaire provides great
general lighting with a pleasant luminance. A fully hidden
light source means that people can approach the lumin-
aire from all directions on the stairs. Each floor level has
been lit using a Pozzo ceiling luminaire, providing good
general lighting.
Stairwell
2. This stairwell has a lower ceiling and no daylight, so
it requires excellent general lighting complemented by
vertical light. The solution uses ceiling-mounted surface
luminaires on each floor level and wall luminaires in the
stair sections. The wall luminaires should not protrude
too far out and yet be powerful enough to light up the
opposite wall. Teres surface and Zoft wall luminaires fulfil
these criteria. The ceiling luminaires have round beams
with indirect light towards the ceiling, which make the
room appear airier.
Lepo and Pozzo ceiling.
Teres and Zoft.
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1
A lounge configuration can vary enormously depending on
the context – instead it is expedient to focus on accentua-
ted lighting and light-level variation. Accentuated lighting
helps people in the waiting area to find their way while
well shielded interior luminaires at various levels highlight
the seating groups and provide excellent reading light.
1. This environment is lit using luminaires from the same
family for a calm and uniform style: Liverti ceiling, floor
and mini-pendant. All the luminaires have opal shades
that produce soft light. General lighting from the round-
beam ceiling luminaires is limited. The light is also cast
indirectly up towards the ceiling and out towards the
walls, which brightens the room and gives it more space.
The pendant luminaires highlight the table and produce
pleasant lighting at face level. The floor luminaires provide
reading light and create an ambience around the seating
groups. The artwork on the back wall is lit with LED DL.
Lounge
Liverti ceiling, Liverti floor, LED DL and Liverti mini pendant.
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2
2. This lighting proposal uses a greater proportion of direct
light. The recessed Pozzo luminaire provides higher light
levels towards the floor. The seating groups are highligh-
ted using the Terso pendant luminaire above the table,
producing good reading light but with a well shielded light
source. Accentuated lighting towards the rear wall makes
the lighting dynamic; LED DL are one possible solution.
Terso, LED DL and Pozzo recessed.
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1
Larger dining and meeting areas in offices, schools and
nursing homes have many functions. The room should
be perceived as a pleasant place to eat and socialise but
should be easy to transform into a space for meetings,
concerts and other events. This generally requires good
general lighting that illuminates the entire room and
enhances the feeling of daylight.
  The ceiling is often somewhat higher, which allows the
space to be utilised to create different effects. Using a con-
trol system it is possible to adapt the function of the room
quickly according to the occasion.
Dining area
1. This luminaire combination is intended for a dining area
with a high ceiling. The large Liverti pendant luminaire
with shade reduces the visual ceiling height and produces
a greater proportion of direct light. This model has also
had an extra metal-halogen light source added that forces
even more light towards the floor.
  This solution has many benefits: alongside higher
general light levels it also enables different scenarios to
be created using lighting controls. The functionality in the
buffet and serving area is emphasised using Terso pendant
luminaires and the walls are lit by large wall luminaires
from the Liverti series.
Terso, Liverti pendant and Liverti wall.
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2
2. This option is for a dining area with a somewhat lower
ceiling height. The large-surface Teres pendant luminaire
produces a pleasant general light with direct-indirect light
distribution that brightens up the room. Vertical lights on
the walls are particularly important in this type of room
but also require luminaires of a certain size.
  The Liverti wall luminaire distributes light over large
areas and does not feel small in relation to the room. Just
as in the previous solution, the buffet is highlighted using
a Terso pendant.
Terso, Teres and Liverti wall.
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1
2
Smaller lunch and staff rooms in workplaces should offer
an opportunity to relax. Direct light on tables for mealti-
mes and reading is an obvious requirement. The lighting
environment should also be configured using several dif-
ferent types of luminaires that contribute to an enhanced
‘homely feeling’. Sensor-controlled lighting is often a
practical solution in rooms with a high turnover of people
during the day.
Lunch room
1. This luminaire solution provides a clean suspended cei-
ling with recessed ‘light wells’. Pozzo aligns with the sus-
pended ceiling. This style is mirrored in the Pozzo pendant.
Varied and functional work lighting is created over the
kitchenette and workbench using the LED DL in the ceiling
and the Zest luminaire. The artwork on the wall is lit with
Pleiad LED Wallwasher.
2. This light environment is characterised by varied am-
bient lighting and has a very coherent style with surface
and pendant luminaires from the Liverti series. Hidden
light sources and opal shades create a general light that
is pleasing to the eye. The surface luminaires have round
beams and also cast light on to the ceiling and walls. The
pendant luminaires accentuate the table surfaces and
provide excellent light for reading and conversing. The
kitchenette uses the LED DL to produce practical functional
lighting over the workbench with a certain amount of ef-
fective variation. Zest provides light on the working area.
Pozzo recessed, Pozzo pendant, Pleiad LED Wallwasher, LED DL and Zest.
Liverti plafond, Liverti mini pendant, Zest and LED DL.
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1
2
The corridor is a transit area that requires good general
lighting. People should be able to find their way easily. By
varying the position of luminaires it is possible to fulfil the
lighting requirements and yet suppress the corridor-like
feeling. Combining wall lights with ceiling lights and ar-
ranging the luminaires in various groups avoids emphasi-
sing the long, drawn-out area.
Corridor
1. This lighting solution provides a clean suspended
ceiling using recessed downlights from the Pleiad series.
The luminaires have not been placed along the centre of
the corridor ceiling but closer to the wall. This avoids the
luminaires producing glaring light wells when people pass
under them. Liverti wall luminaires produce a pleasant
vertical light. Liverti floor luminaires in the seating group
produce a coherent style.
2. This environment casts a large amount of indirect
light on the ceiling, which makes the corridor feel more
spacious. The recessed Pozzo luminaire is fully shielded.
An alternative would be the Pozzo RGB, which could be set
to night mode with a pleasant blue light. The Wall 2 wall
luminaire casts indirect light on the walls and up towards
the ceiling. Recessed Pleiad LED Wallwasher luminaires are
used to break up the corridor feeling and accentuate the
artwork.
Liverti wall, Liverti floor and Pleiad.
Pozzo recessed, Wall 2 and Pleiad LED Wallwasher.
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2
1
The varying functions of this room also make great de-
mands on lighting. Meeting participants need to be able to
follow each other without straining, which requires rather
higher light levels with good visibility. A good ambient
light can also contribute to increased alertness. A control
system with preset scenarios makes it easy to adapt the
light levels for video conferences and presentations.
Conference room
1–2. General lighting in the room is created using reces-
sed LED downlights from the Pleiad series. Pleiad LED
Downlight luminaires along the walls produce excellent
ambient lighting. Their placement is designed to prevent
the luminaires being obscured by people sat at the table.
The indirect light emphasises meeting participants’ faces
without being too intensive.
  Two Pleiad LED Wallwashers over the whiteboard il-
luminate presenters and text. It is also important to have
good light levels over the conference table. This solution
presents two options: Gaudi Linear in an extremely long
variant suitable even for very large conference tables, and
Gaudi Circular for even softer lines.
Gaudi Circular, Pleiad LED Downlight and Wallwasher.
Gaudi Linear, Pleiad LED Downlight and Wallwasher.
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2
1
As space is limited it is a good idea to try and obtain maxi-
mum effect with a small number of luminaires. Ceiling
luminaires with hidden microwave sensors provide prox-
imity controls without the need for complicated systems
to be installed.
1. This solution focuses on effective general lighting and
indirect lighting using the two luminaire types together.
The Teres surface luminaire with its opal shade has a
round beam producing excellent general light. The Fino
mirror luminaire with stainless steel parts has been placed
Hygiene area
horizontally above the mirror section, producing excellent
light downwards and forwards towards the washbasin
and face but also illuminating the ceiling.
2. This environment has a stricter style due to the use of
recessed Pleiad downlights. The luminaires are fitted with
a glass accessory with a louvre function. This solution pro-
vides a lower proportion of indirect light and focuses more
on the light levels over the floor and faces. Fino has been
placed to the side of the mirrors, producing direct light
concentrating on the face.
Teres and Fino.
Pleiad and Fino.
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Liverti
Liverti is designed around a vertical fluorescent tube and
the entire series is based on a pendant. Using sculptural
forms and solid materials, it affirms gravity and gives the
room direction and substance.
17
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Teres
The Teres series includes pendant, ceiling and wall lumin-
aires and these are available in six sizes. The larger ones
have round beams and have been developed for ceiling
and pendant mounting, and the smaller ones produce
direct light for ceiling and wall mounting.
Terso
Terso is an effective pendant luminaire that reflects the
meeting between restrained forms and a glamorous sur-
face. It uses simple means to catch the eye and hold ones
attention right up to the ceiling cup.
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Pozzo
Pozzo uses natural light as a model. Using large-surface
opal louvres, these luminaires deliver a small piece of sky
without dazzling. The light is just like being outdoors.
Lepo
Lepo is a pendant luminaire based on T5 light sources for
unsurpassed energy efficiency and lighting effects. Three
different sizes of light shaft make it possible to compose
visually exciting luminaire groups.
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Gaudi
In Gaudi, new technology meets timeless elegance. Gaudi
is a pendant luminaire based on LED technology. Inspired
by classical architectural principles, it can illuminate an
entire room.
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Zoft
Zoft is a simple luminaire that has a place in most
rooms without attracting attention. Luminaire body in
aluminium-­grey sheet steel with opal matt glass shade.
Fino
Fino is an elegant bathroom luminaire for horizontal or
vertical wall mounting. With a shade in opal acrylic, lumin-
aire housing in stainless steel and galvanised steel body, it
is a distinct luminaire.
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LED DL
LED DL is an elegant LED downlight in matt anodised
aluminium for recessed ceiling mounting. From a lighting
perspective the luminaire is a good replacement for low-
voltage halogen downlights.
Pleiad LED
Pleiad LED has a tight form and is available in black or
white. The LED light source is energy-efficient and will last
for 20 years. It features optional dynamic colour-tempera-
ture changing to match variations in daylight.
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Wall
Wall is a complete series of wall luminaires. A range of de-
signs and sizes make it possible, with the help of indirect
lighting, to create aesthetic and effective lighting solutions
in harmony with the room and other luminaires within it.
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Pleiad
Pleiad G2 is at the heart of light planning using downlights
and combines flexibility with optimum lighting effects. A
wide range of accessories and models complete the series,
whatever the requirements of the room.
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FAGERHULT | Architecture of Light - AOL

  • 1. architecture of light Room configuration using lighting
  • 2. 2 Natural light is an obvious component of architecture and one of the main building blocks of a room. Artificial light is a vital complement. Good lighting supports the architect’s vision and enhances a room’s configuration. Luminaires should function as an extension of the building. Well- planned ceiling-mounted general lighting is the basis for all lighting, but it is the combination of ambience-creating interior luminaires and point lighting that gives the room life. Variations in light intensity, contrast and form create a dynamic and comforting effect that lets people thrive.   In ‘Architecture of Light’, we give examples of how rooms with various functions can be configured using interior luminaires. The lighting of the various environments is all based on fundamental lighting principles. The proposals are complete and may be used in their entirety or serve as inspiration for individual solutions. “From an architect’s perspective, light is the most funda- mental factor. Light and shade are the primary building blocks. Everything else – material and form – is dependent on light. Good lighting can mitigate a poor environment. Poor lighting can ruin a good environment.” Architect Mårten Claesson of Claesson Koivisto Rune Light as a building block
  • 4. 4 1 Entrance with reception and high ceiling This representative entrance, with its high ceiling and generous inlet of daylight, has been designed as the outward face of the company. The ceiling height and the natural light make it possible to apply a reverse principle for the lighting solution. Instead of being based on general lighting, several interesting types of accentuated lighting can be combined.   The entrance should function as a showcase even at night, which requires luminaires of sufficient size and character. The effect from outside can also be enhanced by placing the lighting on the walls instead of on the floor, which is not visible through the window in any case. Daylight sensor controls optimise energy consumption in relation to the inlet of daylight but also help increase light levels on overcast days. As the room is clearly perceived as large, the lighting can be used to highlight various func- tions and facilitate orientation. 1. This solution casts a lot of light on the walls and en- hances the sense of space in the room. The Lepo pendant luminaire has a round beam with an opal shade that emits a pleasant general light. Lepo is available in three sizes and Lepo, Pleiad, LED DL, Gaudi, ZoneBeam, Zoft and Wall.
  • 5. 5 2 is particularly suited to group arrangements. Wall luminai- res from the Wall series cast indirect light on each side of the reception and provide indirect lighting that illumina- tes people’s faces without dazzling. Above the counter, a Gaudi Linear pendant produces excellent reading light. The area under and along the galleries is accentuated using recessed downlights from the Pleiad series. The luminaires have been fitted with Cilinder accessories. On the lower level, Zone Beam spotlights draw attention towards the artistic pieces on the back wall while Zoft wall luminaires contribute to ambience-creating general lighting on the upper level. 2. This proposed luminaire is characterised by a tighter light pattern. General lighting from the Terso pendant luminaire is directed at the floor and does not cast any light on the walls or ceiling. The Wall 2 wall luminaire is used for indirect lighting in the gallery areas. Pleiad-series downlights enhance the general lighting in the communi- cation areas. Terso, Notor G2, Wall, ZoneBeam and Pleiad.
  • 6. 6 1 2 This configuration is based on an office building with an unmanned entrance. The room is relatively large with a ceiling height of around 2.70 m. There is limited ingress of daylight.   A room of this sort should feel bright and welcoming. It is a good idea to cast a certain amount of indirect light towards the ceiling to raise the perceived ceiling level. Recessed or ceiling-mounted luminaires are preferable to pendants. Orientation is vital – the light should lead the way clearly and highlight signs, doors and lifts.   Accentuated lighting makes the room more interesting. If the entrance is furnished with seating groups, these areas could benefit from slightly lower light levels to pro- vide some seclusion. Entrance with lower ceiling height 1. This solution is based on round-beam luminaires and vertical lights. The environment is dominated by Liverti surface and floor luminaires. The surface luminaires produce general lighting that also illuminate the walls, contributing to a softer perception of the room.   A certain proportion of indirect light on the ceiling enhances the perceived ceiling height. The floor luminaire provides extra light at face level and creates a ‘room in a room’. Narrow-beam LED DL create contrasts on the walls and accentuate coloured surfaces while Sidelight2 high- light artwork. 2. This option uses recessed luminaires and cleaner lines. Instead of surface luminaires, indirect lighting is used to increase the visible ceiling height. Pleiad Square down- lights provide direct general lighting while the Wall 1 wall luminaires cast a strong uplight towards the ceiling. The indirect lighting gives the room a sense of space and evens out the contrasts between the shafts of light and the ceiling. Downlights provide high intensity floor lighting. Decorative elements are illuminated using recessed LED DL downlights. Liverti golv, Liverti plafond, LED DL and Sidelight2 . LED DL, Wall and Pleiad.
  • 7. 7 1 2 Safety is at the fore in the stairwell. Relatively high light levels ensure that people walking on the stairs can easily distinguish steps, landings and handrails. It should be easy to find the way to lifts and doors. If the stairwell is open and higher, this provides an opportunity to create eye- catching configurations using larger pendant luminaires. Light controls are an obvious choice for this type of space. 1. This open stairwell provides space for highly effective pendant luminaires. The Lepo luminaire provides great general lighting with a pleasant luminance. A fully hidden light source means that people can approach the lumin- aire from all directions on the stairs. Each floor level has been lit using a Pozzo ceiling luminaire, providing good general lighting. Stairwell 2. This stairwell has a lower ceiling and no daylight, so it requires excellent general lighting complemented by vertical light. The solution uses ceiling-mounted surface luminaires on each floor level and wall luminaires in the stair sections. The wall luminaires should not protrude too far out and yet be powerful enough to light up the opposite wall. Teres surface and Zoft wall luminaires fulfil these criteria. The ceiling luminaires have round beams with indirect light towards the ceiling, which make the room appear airier. Lepo and Pozzo ceiling. Teres and Zoft.
  • 8. 8 1 A lounge configuration can vary enormously depending on the context – instead it is expedient to focus on accentua- ted lighting and light-level variation. Accentuated lighting helps people in the waiting area to find their way while well shielded interior luminaires at various levels highlight the seating groups and provide excellent reading light. 1. This environment is lit using luminaires from the same family for a calm and uniform style: Liverti ceiling, floor and mini-pendant. All the luminaires have opal shades that produce soft light. General lighting from the round- beam ceiling luminaires is limited. The light is also cast indirectly up towards the ceiling and out towards the walls, which brightens the room and gives it more space. The pendant luminaires highlight the table and produce pleasant lighting at face level. The floor luminaires provide reading light and create an ambience around the seating groups. The artwork on the back wall is lit with LED DL. Lounge Liverti ceiling, Liverti floor, LED DL and Liverti mini pendant.
  • 9. 9 2 2. This lighting proposal uses a greater proportion of direct light. The recessed Pozzo luminaire provides higher light levels towards the floor. The seating groups are highligh- ted using the Terso pendant luminaire above the table, producing good reading light but with a well shielded light source. Accentuated lighting towards the rear wall makes the lighting dynamic; LED DL are one possible solution. Terso, LED DL and Pozzo recessed.
  • 10. 10 1 Larger dining and meeting areas in offices, schools and nursing homes have many functions. The room should be perceived as a pleasant place to eat and socialise but should be easy to transform into a space for meetings, concerts and other events. This generally requires good general lighting that illuminates the entire room and enhances the feeling of daylight.   The ceiling is often somewhat higher, which allows the space to be utilised to create different effects. Using a con- trol system it is possible to adapt the function of the room quickly according to the occasion. Dining area 1. This luminaire combination is intended for a dining area with a high ceiling. The large Liverti pendant luminaire with shade reduces the visual ceiling height and produces a greater proportion of direct light. This model has also had an extra metal-halogen light source added that forces even more light towards the floor.   This solution has many benefits: alongside higher general light levels it also enables different scenarios to be created using lighting controls. The functionality in the buffet and serving area is emphasised using Terso pendant luminaires and the walls are lit by large wall luminaires from the Liverti series. Terso, Liverti pendant and Liverti wall.
  • 11. 11 2 2. This option is for a dining area with a somewhat lower ceiling height. The large-surface Teres pendant luminaire produces a pleasant general light with direct-indirect light distribution that brightens up the room. Vertical lights on the walls are particularly important in this type of room but also require luminaires of a certain size.   The Liverti wall luminaire distributes light over large areas and does not feel small in relation to the room. Just as in the previous solution, the buffet is highlighted using a Terso pendant. Terso, Teres and Liverti wall.
  • 12. 12 1 2 Smaller lunch and staff rooms in workplaces should offer an opportunity to relax. Direct light on tables for mealti- mes and reading is an obvious requirement. The lighting environment should also be configured using several dif- ferent types of luminaires that contribute to an enhanced ‘homely feeling’. Sensor-controlled lighting is often a practical solution in rooms with a high turnover of people during the day. Lunch room 1. This luminaire solution provides a clean suspended cei- ling with recessed ‘light wells’. Pozzo aligns with the sus- pended ceiling. This style is mirrored in the Pozzo pendant. Varied and functional work lighting is created over the kitchenette and workbench using the LED DL in the ceiling and the Zest luminaire. The artwork on the wall is lit with Pleiad LED Wallwasher. 2. This light environment is characterised by varied am- bient lighting and has a very coherent style with surface and pendant luminaires from the Liverti series. Hidden light sources and opal shades create a general light that is pleasing to the eye. The surface luminaires have round beams and also cast light on to the ceiling and walls. The pendant luminaires accentuate the table surfaces and provide excellent light for reading and conversing. The kitchenette uses the LED DL to produce practical functional lighting over the workbench with a certain amount of ef- fective variation. Zest provides light on the working area. Pozzo recessed, Pozzo pendant, Pleiad LED Wallwasher, LED DL and Zest. Liverti plafond, Liverti mini pendant, Zest and LED DL.
  • 13. 13 1 2 The corridor is a transit area that requires good general lighting. People should be able to find their way easily. By varying the position of luminaires it is possible to fulfil the lighting requirements and yet suppress the corridor-like feeling. Combining wall lights with ceiling lights and ar- ranging the luminaires in various groups avoids emphasi- sing the long, drawn-out area. Corridor 1. This lighting solution provides a clean suspended ceiling using recessed downlights from the Pleiad series. The luminaires have not been placed along the centre of the corridor ceiling but closer to the wall. This avoids the luminaires producing glaring light wells when people pass under them. Liverti wall luminaires produce a pleasant vertical light. Liverti floor luminaires in the seating group produce a coherent style. 2. This environment casts a large amount of indirect light on the ceiling, which makes the corridor feel more spacious. The recessed Pozzo luminaire is fully shielded. An alternative would be the Pozzo RGB, which could be set to night mode with a pleasant blue light. The Wall 2 wall luminaire casts indirect light on the walls and up towards the ceiling. Recessed Pleiad LED Wallwasher luminaires are used to break up the corridor feeling and accentuate the artwork. Liverti wall, Liverti floor and Pleiad. Pozzo recessed, Wall 2 and Pleiad LED Wallwasher.
  • 14. 14 2 1 The varying functions of this room also make great de- mands on lighting. Meeting participants need to be able to follow each other without straining, which requires rather higher light levels with good visibility. A good ambient light can also contribute to increased alertness. A control system with preset scenarios makes it easy to adapt the light levels for video conferences and presentations. Conference room 1–2. General lighting in the room is created using reces- sed LED downlights from the Pleiad series. Pleiad LED Downlight luminaires along the walls produce excellent ambient lighting. Their placement is designed to prevent the luminaires being obscured by people sat at the table. The indirect light emphasises meeting participants’ faces without being too intensive.   Two Pleiad LED Wallwashers over the whiteboard il- luminate presenters and text. It is also important to have good light levels over the conference table. This solution presents two options: Gaudi Linear in an extremely long variant suitable even for very large conference tables, and Gaudi Circular for even softer lines. Gaudi Circular, Pleiad LED Downlight and Wallwasher. Gaudi Linear, Pleiad LED Downlight and Wallwasher.
  • 15. 15 2 1 As space is limited it is a good idea to try and obtain maxi- mum effect with a small number of luminaires. Ceiling luminaires with hidden microwave sensors provide prox- imity controls without the need for complicated systems to be installed. 1. This solution focuses on effective general lighting and indirect lighting using the two luminaire types together. The Teres surface luminaire with its opal shade has a round beam producing excellent general light. The Fino mirror luminaire with stainless steel parts has been placed Hygiene area horizontally above the mirror section, producing excellent light downwards and forwards towards the washbasin and face but also illuminating the ceiling. 2. This environment has a stricter style due to the use of recessed Pleiad downlights. The luminaires are fitted with a glass accessory with a louvre function. This solution pro- vides a lower proportion of indirect light and focuses more on the light levels over the floor and faces. Fino has been placed to the side of the mirrors, producing direct light concentrating on the face. Teres and Fino. Pleiad and Fino.
  • 16. 16 Liverti Liverti is designed around a vertical fluorescent tube and the entire series is based on a pendant. Using sculptural forms and solid materials, it affirms gravity and gives the room direction and substance.
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  • 18. 18 Teres The Teres series includes pendant, ceiling and wall lumin- aires and these are available in six sizes. The larger ones have round beams and have been developed for ceiling and pendant mounting, and the smaller ones produce direct light for ceiling and wall mounting. Terso Terso is an effective pendant luminaire that reflects the meeting between restrained forms and a glamorous sur- face. It uses simple means to catch the eye and hold ones attention right up to the ceiling cup.
  • 19. 19 Pozzo Pozzo uses natural light as a model. Using large-surface opal louvres, these luminaires deliver a small piece of sky without dazzling. The light is just like being outdoors. Lepo Lepo is a pendant luminaire based on T5 light sources for unsurpassed energy efficiency and lighting effects. Three different sizes of light shaft make it possible to compose visually exciting luminaire groups.
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  • 21. 21 Gaudi In Gaudi, new technology meets timeless elegance. Gaudi is a pendant luminaire based on LED technology. Inspired by classical architectural principles, it can illuminate an entire room.
  • 22. 22 Zoft Zoft is a simple luminaire that has a place in most rooms without attracting attention. Luminaire body in aluminium-­grey sheet steel with opal matt glass shade. Fino Fino is an elegant bathroom luminaire for horizontal or vertical wall mounting. With a shade in opal acrylic, lumin- aire housing in stainless steel and galvanised steel body, it is a distinct luminaire.
  • 23. 23 LED DL LED DL is an elegant LED downlight in matt anodised aluminium for recessed ceiling mounting. From a lighting perspective the luminaire is a good replacement for low- voltage halogen downlights. Pleiad LED Pleiad LED has a tight form and is available in black or white. The LED light source is energy-efficient and will last for 20 years. It features optional dynamic colour-tempera- ture changing to match variations in daylight.
  • 24. 24 Wall Wall is a complete series of wall luminaires. A range of de- signs and sizes make it possible, with the help of indirect lighting, to create aesthetic and effective lighting solutions in harmony with the room and other luminaires within it.
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  • 27. 27 Pleiad Pleiad G2 is at the heart of light planning using downlights and combines flexibility with optimum lighting effects. A wide range of accessories and models complete the series, whatever the requirements of the room.
  • 28. producedbyfagerhultsbelysningab head office sweden Fagerhults Belysning AB SE-566 80 Habo, Sweden Tel +46 36 10 85 00 Fax +46 36 10 86 99 www.fagerhult.com Fagerhult develops, manufactures and markets profes- sional lighting systems for public environments such as offices, schools, industries and hospitals. Our operations are run with a constant focus on design, function, flex- ibility and energy saving solutions. Fagerhult is a member of the Fagerhult Group, the larg- est lighting group in the Nordic region and a leading company in Europe. We have sales companies in more than 15 countries and production units in Europe, China and Australia. In 2009 the group had sales of SEK 2.4 billion and is listed on the OMX Nordic Exchange in Stockholm, Mid Cap list. united kingdom Fagerhult Lighting Ltd 50 Southwark Street London, SE1 1UN Tel +44 (0) 207 403 4123 Fax +44 (0) 207 378 0906 light@fagerhult.co.uk www.fagerhult.co.uk ireland Project Lighting Ltd Unit F1, Calmont Park Ballymount Dublin 12 Ireland Tel +353 1 426 0200 Fax + 353 1 429 9606 info@projectlighting.com www.projectlighting.com united arab emirates Fagerhult Lighting P.O. Box 126287 Dubai United Arab Emirates Tel +971 (0)4 329 7120 Fax +971 (0)4 329 7130 Photo:AdamMørk 111UK.1.01.01.1