Selux

In this indust­rial town on the sout­hern peri­me­ter of Lake Vät­tern a waterf­ront pro­me­nade arose in 2016 with a spa­ci­ous square – for spen­ding time, rela­xing and for pla­ying in the water.

(Per Johans­son)

During dark­ness the light cre­ates a dis­tinc­tive atmosp­here, len­ding Lillsjöplan’s urban space a unique iden­tity. The ligh­ting con­cept uses the Olivio Sis­tema design line with Grande-sized and Medio-sized lumi­na­ire heads: in total 30 Olivio spots have been ins­tal­led in a dyna­mic RGBW con­fi­gu­ra­tion on six 10-metre high poles for the illu­mi­na­tion of the square. The Olivio RGBW lumi­na­ires enable unli­mi­ted colour diver­sity too. The spe­cial RGBW optics is based on a cir­cu­lar arran­ge­ment of colo­ured and white LEDs in a rota­tion-sym­met­ri­cal, freely-con­fi­gu­rable ref­lec­tor. Its geometry enab­les pre­ci­sion colour mixing con­ta­ined enti­rely within the optics unit.

Along­side the bicycle path 6-metre high poles have been used, each of which is fitted with three Medio-sized lumi­na­ires heads, ensu­ring a har­mo­ni­ous light set­ting. With their orga­nic floral design, the lumi­na­ires emp­ha­sise the cur­ving lines of the waterf­ront while their shape also har­mo­ni­ses with the long, cur­ving bench that winds along the lake­side. At night, the emit­ted light bathes the sur­ro­un­ding area in either white or colo­ured light as desi­red – an addi­ti­onal sty­lis­tic ele­ment that accen­tu­ates the design of the exte­rior waterf­ront by means of colo­ured light, the­reby enhan­cing the ambi­ence.

(Per Johans­son)