AUGUSTINUS BADER x LANSERHOF

AUGUSTINUS BADER x LANSERHOF

AUGUSTINUS BADER x LANSERHOF

London, United Kingdom
Spa Lighting: Artificial Lighting

Architect: Studio Stassano
Completion year: 2023
Images:
Michael Sinclair 

The Skin Lab by Augustinus Bader x Lanserhof merges clinical skin care innovation with wellness in a space characterized by sophisticated design and high-tech spa lighting tailored to personal healing journeys.

Its distinct lighting zones transition from welcoming atmospheres to private sanctuaries, enhancing architectural beauty and emphasizing the luxury of light interacting with premium materials. This lighting design ethos creates a unique sensory experience that nurtures both skin and soul, establishing a new benchmark in personalized wellness environments. 

The Skin Lab by Augustinus Bader x Lanserhof merges clinical skin care innovation with wellness in a space characterized by sophisticated design and high-tech spa lighting tailored to personal healing journeys.

Its distinct lighting zones transition from welcoming atmospheres to private sanctuaries, enhancing architectural beauty and emphasizing the luxury of light interacting with premium materials. This lighting design ethos creates a unique sensory experience that nurtures both skin and soul, establishing a new benchmark in personalized wellness environments. 

THE ARK, HAMMERSMITH

THE ARK, HAMMERSMITH

THE ARK, HAMMERSMITH

London, United Kingdom
Artificial Lighting, Landscape Lighting

Architect: Gensler
Completion year: 2023
Images: Gensler

Office lighting design for the refurbishment of one of the most iconic buildings in the Hammersmith borough. Lichtvision’s lighting scope involved; the new landscape area at the main entrance of the building, interior foyer, reception hall with two full-height light wells, the cafe area and the iconic crow’s nest. Gensler’s design intent was to render the new concept of contemporary and enjoyable working space by using wooden finishes and sinuous lines for a more hospitality oriented workplace.

The office lighting design approach follows the architectural concept forming a ribbon effect and leading people into the stepped-back reception. The effect is achieved by highlighting wood materials, low-level lighting at counters and banquettes with a graphic approach followed in the outdoor space. Two eight-store light wells are using a similar graphic window light approach allowing for an extended view into the skylights. The crow’s nest offers a cozy VIP setting with a graphic effect approach for long-distance views. ARK becomes a true landmark of the Hammersmith area.

Office lighting design for the refurbishment of one of the most iconic buildings in the Hammersmith borough. Lichtvision’s lighting scope involved; the new landscape area at the main entrance of the building, interior foyer, reception hall with two full-height light wells, the cafe area and the iconic crow’s nest. Gensler’s design intent was to render the new concept of contemporary and enjoyable working space by using wooden finishes and sinuous lines for a more hospitality oriented workplace.

The office lighting design approach follows the architectural concept forming a ribbon effect and leading people into the stepped-back reception. The effect is achieved by highlighting wood materials, low-level lighting at counters and banquettes with a graphic approach followed in the outdoor space. Two eight-store light wells are using a similar graphic window light approach allowing for an extended view into the skylights. The crow’s nest offers a cozy VIP setting with a graphic effect approach for long-distance views. ARK becomes a true landmark of the Hammersmith area.

UK HOUSE

UK HOUSE

UK HOUSE

London, United Kingdom
Artificial Lighting & Lighting Controls

Architect: Christ & Gantenbein and tp bennett
Completion year: 2022
Images: Thomas Adank

The artificial lighting design for the interior refurbishment of this prominent and Grade II listed building block in Fitzrovia includes reception areas on the ground floor with a café, a basement spa, bicycle storage, lift lobbies and the top floor apartments with a separate entrance, reception and lift. The luminous ceilings include all lighting, emergency and M&E services and require a high level of coordination and precise lighting integration in order to achieve a minimalistic, effortless and neat appearance.

The artificial lighting design for the interior refurbishment of this prominent and Grade II listed building block in Fitzrovia includes reception areas on the ground floor with a café, a basement spa, bicycle storage, lift lobbies and the top floor apartments with a separate entrance, reception and lift. The luminous ceilings include all lighting, emergency and M&E services and require a high level of coordination and precise lighting integration in order to achieve a minimalistic, effortless and neat appearance.

HUMBOLDT FORUM

HUMBOLDT FORUM

HUMBOLDT FORUM

Berlin, Germany
Daylight & Artificial Lighting

Architect: Franco Stella Projektgemeinschaft
Completion year: 2021
Images: Florian Selig

The Humboldt Forum in Berlin is regarded as Germany’s most significant cultural construction project in the coming decades. With the collection of the “Staatliche Museen zu Berlin” (SMB) moving from Berlin-Dahlem, the building’s main part will function as a museum. The lighting design for museums, particularly the daylight illumination in this historical context, has been adapted to meet today’s strict conservation requirements and structural demands. This involved extensive studies on glazing, solar arrangements, and glare protection systems. The art is primarily staged through lighting emitters that ensure minimal energy entry, aligning with modern conservation standards.

The Humboldt Forum in Berlin is regarded as Germany’s most significant cultural construction project in the coming decades. With the collection of the “Staatliche Museen zu Berlin” (SMB) moving from Berlin-Dahlem, the building’s main part will function as a museum. The lighting design for museums, particularly the daylight illumination in this historical context, has been adapted to meet today’s strict conservation requirements and structural demands. This involved extensive studies on glazing, solar arrangements, and glare protection systems. The art is primarily staged through lighting emitters that ensure minimal energy entry, aligning with modern conservation standards.

HUMBOLDT ACADEMY

HUMBOLDT ACADEMY

HUMBOLDT ACADEMY

Berlin, Germany
Artificial Lighting

Architect: Holzer Kobler Architekturen
Completion year: 2021
Images: Florian Selig

The lighting planning for the Humboldt Academy in the Humboldt Forum follows a holistic design approach that defines an independent design language with efficient, dimmable design elements. Basic design premises are the flexibility of the use of space, the dialogue between architectural and human scale and the consideration of on-site elements in the lighting concept. The room is defined by its dynamic configuration options and the interplay of light and material. The lights are provided in dimmable LED quality, with a colour temperature of 3000K and a colour rendering index of 80 for general lighting.

The lighting planning for the Humboldt Academy in the Humboldt Forum follows a holistic design approach that defines an independent design language with efficient, dimmable design elements. Basic design premises are the flexibility of the use of space, the dialogue between architectural and human scale and the consideration of on-site elements in the lighting concept. The room is defined by its dynamic configuration options and the interplay of light and material. The lights are provided in dimmable LED quality, with a colour temperature of 3000K and a colour rendering index of 80 for general lighting.