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(Andreas Stenger)

Waterfront of Tréport
Le Tréport, France

  • project Promenade, Le Tréport
  • client City of Tréport
  • landscape architect Espace Libre - Atelier de Paysage et d'Urbanisme
  • electrical planning BERIM
  • electrical installation ENGIE
  • photographer Andreas Stenger

The small fis­hing town of Le Tré­port is situ­ated on the Eng­lish Chan­nel coast, directly at the estu­ary of the River Bresle. It is a spec­ta­cu­lar loca­tion, with the town wedged bet­ween the sea and the cliffs in places. Tré­port is also home to the hig­hest chalk cliff face in Europe, at a height of up to 110 metres.

This imp­res­sive urban set­ting was recently rede­sig­ned as part of a deve­lop­ment pro­ject. The type of ligh­ting always plays a key role in pro­jects of this type since it has to be coor­di­na­ted to the ove­rall con­cept. Sub­se­qu­ently, the choice of mate­ri­als is key, both in terms of aest­he­tics and func­tion.

(And­reas Sten­ger)

(And­reas Sten­ger)

Sojo­urn quality in Tré­port is now enhan­ced during the eve­ning by a new ligh­ting con­cept, with spe­cial light moods ador­ning the waterf­ront gene­ra­ted from vari­ous scenes. Light effects are gene­ra­ted using Olivio RGBW pro­jec­tors dyna­mi­cally pro­jec­ting vari­ous colo­urs. As a result the ligh­ting can be adjus­ted as requ­ired.

The second part of the pro­me­nade is illu­mi­na­ted using Aira lumi­na­ires. With its dis­tinc­tive shape and trans­pa­rent design, the Aira blends per­fectly into the pic­tu­re­s­que envi­ron­ment wit­hout domi­na­ting it.

(And­reas Sten­ger)

(And­reas Sten­ger)

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