Date: Feb 23, 2012
Media Facades Summit 2012

Moon Project, Xiamen-China

The moon project was designed for the Xiamen City Park,
during the Xiamen Expo.

The steel structure is coverd with glued glass an has a diameter of 36 meters and a total surface of 1788 M2

The design idea originated from the orbit wich is drawn by the moon while circling around earth. Led´s used were deliverd by AHL – in total 80,000pcs of the S-9 type has been used.


By/via: ledahl.net

Filed under: Projects
Posted: February 24, 2011 at 1:40 pm by Wolfgang Leeb

Zeilgalerie, Frankfurt / Main

The shopping mall Zeilgalerie is famous well beyond Frankfurts city limits and since its existence has formed a central part of the town centre of the city. The commission includes the comprehensive redesign of the façade and the public areas of the interior.The most significant feature of the redesign is the complexly composed façade with its dynamically programmed light orchestration. The softly pulsating light ornamentation of the media façade includes a large variety of aesthetic light images: Clear-cut geometrical patterns transform fluently into organic interplays of light and shadow; delicate linear accents alternate with striking large-scale effects. The interplay of several diversely designed façade levels makes for fascinating overlaying effects and visual depth.The interior design concept takes up the original idea of a vertical urban structure and realises it in a contemporary visual design idiom.



by/via: 3deluxe.de, leuro.com

Filed under: Products
Posted: February 23, 2011 at 1:44 pm by Wolfgang Leeb

Lichtsegel, Millstättersee


Light sails are used as guiding symbols for the state exhibition around the Millstaetter Lake, Austria. The objects are abstract sails, as a “light-space-installation”. The objects are orientated to the lake. The lake Millstaetter Lake is getting a tribune out of water, because the energy of the lake is trapped, converted and reflected as light. So the sails are working as a transmitter and receiver at the same time. The illumination of the light sails itself is reacting to the surrounding – the more people approaching the sails the more vibrate light. The illumination is also reacting to the temperature – they are constantly changing their color. The colder the temperature the warmer the color of light is getting and inverse. In the dawn the integrated moving heads start their show. They elevate from water surface of the lake. The cone of lights raise and drop, they pulsate, they are reflected by the water. They connect and show the way from one light sail to another one.

via: nait5.com
by: soehnepartner.com

Filed under: Projects
Posted: February 7, 2011 at 9:00 am by Wolfgang Leeb