Lighting in London, UK (three)

In order to increase the atmosphere and the definition of space, a hidden linear arch detail, with warm white LED light for the central gypsum ceiling cast, creating a soft light. At the same time, a wide range of tests were carried out using the tilted beam angle to minimize the surface reflectance.

Lighting in London, UK (three)

In the center of the building, is a huge black with arch and mirror decorative colonnade atrium. Here the lighting, restricted to the outer ring of the floor to the downward projection. The escalator gap is illuminated by a hidden linear LED, half of which is washed up on the terrace. The roof terrace is considered to be the fifth elevation of the building, the linear fluorescent lamp and the LED light source have been at a lower brightness level, and integrated or hidden on the architecture to achieve an elegant calm space.

Speirs+Major works closely with the owners to develop guidelines for tenants and retail lighting, providing a perfect lighting solution. At the same time, the case is not too garish lighting, appropriate and low-key, which is to alleviate the concerns of the famous neighbors St.Paul's Cathedral and St.Paul's Cathedral school.