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Großräschen urban port
Großräschen, Germany

  • buyer City of Großräschen / SSG Stadthafen Seestraße Großräschen
  • lighting designer Sehlhoff GmbH, Ingenieure + Architekten, Markkleeberg
  • electrical installation Geiger-Berlin & Partner Elektroanlagen und Geräte GmbH
  • photographer Claus Boeckh
  • Representation Dipl.-Ing. Jörg Hoffmann

Until 1999 coal was mined here but now Großrä­schen is being trans­for­med into a port town and the gate­way to the Lusa­tian Lake Dis­trict. The idea of flooding the open pit and buil­ding an urban port arose back in the days when the Meuro open-cast mine was still active.

The lake has been fil­ling up slowly since 2007 and in the mean­time a port area that is acces­si­ble via stair­ca­ses, with moor­ings for boats, a captain’s office and a jetty for pas­sen­ger ships have arisen. The future marina will be sur­roun­ded by a har­bour pro­me­nade and a lands­ca­ped tri­bune akin to an amp­hi­the­a­tre with win­ding stair­ca­ses. Against this the­a­tresque back­ground, the stair­ca­ses are illu­mi­na­ted by lumi­nai­res from the Olivio Flora­cion design line, with five Olivio Grande LED lumi­naire heads win­ding ele­gantly up nine-metre high poles in a spiral. The result is func­ti­o­nal but at the same time atmos­p­heric illu­mi­na­tion of the tri­bune.

The floral design lan­gu­age of the lumi­nai­res blends in har­mo­niously with the adja­cent viney­ard slopes that have been built into the lake­side and form the only steep pre­ci­pice in Bran­den­burg. The lumi­naire heads are equip­ped with a DALI inter­face, which can be con­trol­led cen­trally using EUTRAC com­po­nents and ena­bles the lands­ca­ped tri­bune and selec­ted objects in the port area to be illu­mi­na­ted in a punc­ti­form fas­hion both flexi­bly and uni­formly. Fol­lo­wing a flooding phase of more than 10 years, fil­ling of Lake Großrä­schen is set to be com­ple­ted by early 2018 at the latest, cre­a­ting an impor­tant tou­rist attrac­tion for the Lusa­tian Lake Dis­trict region.

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