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Selux Exterior Lighting - Deutsches Technikmuseum, Berlin - Intelligent Lighting

(Werner Huthmacher, Berlin)

Deutsches Technikmuseum, Berlin
Berlin, Germany

  • progetto Deutsches Technikmuseum
  • architeto Möhring Architekten, Berlin
  • lighting designer Karsten Krause, lightview
  • fotografo Werner Huthmacher, Berlin

Lif at the Science Centre Spec­trum at the Deu­tsche Tech­nik­mu­seum The Science Centre Spec­trum at the Deu­tsches Tech­nik­mu­seum brings the world of natu­ral scien­ces and tech­no­logy closer to young and old in play­ful fashion. The reo­pe­ned hands-on exhi­bi­tion is loca­ted in the former mana­ge­ment buil­ding of Anhal­ter Bah­n­hof sta­tion in Moc­kern­strase in Berlin. As part of the reno­va­tion, the entrance area of the Science Centre has been rede­si­gned.

The goal was to design a spa­cious new entrance for museum visi­tors and the nearby Glei­sdreieck-Park. But how could a repre­sen­ta­tive spa­tial situa­tion be crea­ted using light? The archi­tects Moh­ring Archi­tek­ten opted for a lighting solu­tion using Lif. The redu­ced cylin­der shape of the light column upgra­des the museum‘s entrance area, which is inte­gra­ted into the sur­roun­ding urban area by means of its ele­gant glow. Eleven Lif light columns in total – two of which are spon­so­red by Selux – light up the cob­bled y-shaped fore­court. Light from the facade ele­ment is beamed onto the front of the museum at the same time. The inno­va­tive Lif system is part of the LED cat­walk at the Deu­tsches Tech­nik­mu­seum: Along a route of 1500 metres, various lighting con­cepts, traf­fic situa­tions and colour tem­pe­ra­tu­res are pre­sen­ted by more than 70 lumi­nai­res. The LED cat­walk the­reby demon­stra­tes the options of con­tem­po­rary inno­va­tive street light to any inte­re­sted par­ties. The Lif light columns are already pre­pa­red for this. The open moun­ting ele­ments will enable inte­gra­tion of future sen­sors for air mea­su­re­ments or par­king space mana­ge­ment and the­re­fore render the lighting system sui­ta­ble for various smart city appli­ca­tions.

Selux Exterior - Deutsches Technikmuseum - Lif LED Lighting - Berlin

(Werner Huth­ma­cher, Berlin)

Selux LED Lighting - Deutsches Technikmuseum - Lif light column

(Werner Huth­ma­cher, Berlin)

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    Lif

    Cities are lively, vibrant places that are always in motion. Changes in use within communal spaces or multi-functional concepts are transforming urban spaces and with it, the requirements for lighting. As a modular system luminaire in the shape of a slim, cylindrical light column, Lif provides full freedom for the creation of light settings in urban spaces and the smart implementation of these using networked functions. More flexible than any other luminaire, it adapts itself to the widest variety of urban lighting tasks. By day, Lif occupies a reserved role in the cityscape but it is during darkness that it demonstrates its true versatility – depending on the configuration, it can be transformed into a luminaire for squares or pathways, an accent light, or even all of these at once, while at all times remaining a minimalist light column. Lighting tools like the pathway module or the Gobo projector for eyecatching projection effects expand and enhance the scope of planning. New spacer elements in four heights perfectly complement the versatile configuration options of Lif, while smart components like a loudspeaker module, camera, or WiFi element make this light column a key element in smart cities.

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