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Lighting in Design - September 2005

September 2005



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A striking tribute to democracy
Colin Grenfell (Lighting Innovations) ,
A monument situated in the centre of a traffic circle at the entrance to Kliptown commemorates the Congress of the People in 1955. Designed by Patrick Rimoux, the monoliths, representing our nine provinces, shift colour throughout the day, to symbolise ..
Lighting control: from salt water to silicon
After 100 years, two distinct evolutionary paths in controls - the functional and the aesthetic - have almost converged. Dorene Maniccia of Water Stopper/Legrand takes us through the transformation in controls, from the simple knift switch used in 1900 ..
A fresh approach
Theuns Strydom (Stewart Scott International) ,
About 35 000 people visit Johannesburg's fresh produce market each day to do business in the bustling, lively trading halls. Stewart Scott was responsible for the electrical upgrade, which incorporated new lighting in a number of the halls.
Managing light systematically
Michael Clarkson of Osram reviews the benefits of DALI in resolving the problems of distributed control. He rounds off his article with a wonderful example of light management as evidenced in Munich's Allianz Arena.
Nuturing young talent
The Regent Lighting/Osram design competition again yielded some interesting luminaires from those students who were invited to enter.
Table Bay Hotel: energy efficient
Earlier this year, Table Bay Hotel began the process of revamping its lighting system in line with modern day requirements for energy efficiency.
Lighting the urban landscape
The energy crisis of the 1980s resulted in considerable technical progress within the lighting industry. This, combined with an interest in 'nocturnal space', has led to a move from functional and effective to functional, effective and appealing.
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