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City.People.Light Future Urban Lighting Concepts Maximilian Venzke city.people.light Future urban lighting concepts Maximilian Venzke Segment Manager Outdoor Lighting Europe 1996: start of the city.people.light research Oslo Montreal London New York Rome Naples Shanghai Lyon Atlanta Venice Jerusalem Barcelona Sydney CONFIDENTIAL 1998: city.people.light book 1999: city.people.light forum in Paris CONFIDENTIAL city.people.light provided the world with ideas and creativity CONFIDENTIAL Creative ideas became reality in a decade Library of Babel - NL Galleria Shopping Mall, Seoul, Korea Spectra-text - Middlesborough, UK Lighting Design Rogier van der Heide , Arup CONFIDENTIAL Creative ideas became reality in a decade Aristide Brian Square – Vaence, France Tunnel des factulés – Alger, Algeria Lighting Design: Pierre Nègre Lighting Design: Philippe Mouillon CONFIDENTIAL What does the future hold for us? CONFIDENTIAL Early 2006: the Bartlett research Proofs on the positive impact The Bartlett of good urban lighting on: Faculty of the Build Environment - Tourism - City branding - Well-being - Sustainability - Security - Cost savings - Safety - Energy consumption - Connectivity - Orientation - Pleasantness - Comfort CONFIDENTIAL Mid 2006: leading architects interviews Gary Hans Winy Chang Hollein Maas Denise Deyan Scott Sudjic Richard Brown Rogers Ole Scheeren Italo Rota Richard Meier Odile Robert Andrea Decq Venturi Reinier Branzi Bernard de Graaf Tschumi CONFIDENTIAL End 2006: city.people.light workshops Workshop Hamburg Participants 14 th –15 th December 06 Workshop Philadelphia Hamburg – GERMANY • urban planners 1st -2nd November 06 Bremen – GERMANY • architects New York – USA London – UNITED KINGDOM Copenhagen – DENMARK • designers Montreal – CANADA Goteborg – SWEDEN • lighting designers Philadelphia – USA Sofia – BULGARIA San Luis Potosi – MEXICO • public lighting managers • landscape architects Workshop Shanghai Workshop Lyon 8th –9th November 06 2nd –3rd October 06 Perth – AUSTRALIA Gent – BELGIUM Beijing – CHINA Lyon – FRANCE Tianjin – CHINA Bordeaux – FRANCE Shanghai – CHINA Pamplona – SPAIN Seoul – KOREA Milan – ITALY Singapore – SINGAPORE Torino – ITTALY Eindhoven – NETHERLANDS CONFIDENTIAL City People Light Experience city identity The city is about people Advanced Lighting Solutions Melting Cultures Making connections Sustainability City Marketing Safety Multi-purpose Orientation Personal city Context CONFIDENTIAL The need for energy management CONFIDENTIAL The need for energy management CONFIDENTIAL New approaches to design in sustainable cities CONFIDENTIAL New approaches to design in sustainable cities CONFIDENTIAL Visions of wireless, personalized lighting solutions CONFIDENTIAL « Lighting is one of the most competitive elements of the city. It is very important how to handle it. It should have certain individuality – it can give a city a certain identity» (Hans Hollein) CONFIDENTIAL City People Light Experience city identity The city is about people Advanced Lighting Solutions Melting Cultures Making connections Sustainability City Marketing Safety Multi-purpose Orientation Personal city Context CONFIDENTIAL Melting cultures The city integrates the different cultures of its citizens and melts them into a new city identity CONFIDENTIAL Municipal Gas Factory, Athens Light and colour can redefine existing architecture with new functionality CONFIDENTIAL City marketing In the competition between cities branding becomes very important CONFIDENTIAL Eiffel Tower, Paris City nightscapes are branding moments CONFIDENTIAL Tunnel des Facultés, Algers Gateways to our cities are branding moments CONFIDENTIAL Orientation As life and the built environment become more complex, we need to provide clear identifiable features in the landscape CONFIDENTIAL Kortrijk, Belgium Light provides guidance to pedestrian and drivers alike CONFIDENTIAL Glasgow, United Kingdom People new to any space have overwhelming need for information and orientation CONFIDENTIAL City People Light Experience city identity The city is about people Advanced Lighting Solutions Melting Cultures Making connections Sustainability City Marketing Safety Multi-purpose Orientation Personal city Context CONFIDENTIAL Making connections People connect to a city as they do to one another CONFIDENTIAL Parc dels color, Barcelona Light can bring the city together under one roof CONFIDENTIAL Regent Square, London Light can be interactive with its’ citizens CONFIDENTIAL A safer place Providing good lighting design for safe movement is highly important but of equal importance is providing a feeling of security CONFIDENTIAL East Ring, Lyon Urban life is about moving around, be it walking, cycling, motoring. Light provides essential safety CONFIDENTIAL Somosaguas Pozuelo, Madrid Cosmopolis technology creates safer environments CONFIDENTIAL The personal city Cities belong to the people living there, the mood of the people creates the atmosphere CONFIDENTIAL Philips OLAC, Lyon People can choose to interact with the light to reflect their mood. It can be a personal moment or a city spectacle CONFIDENTIAL Place Aristide Briand, Valence, France Light can create a unique atmosphere for the city inhabitants CONFIDENTIAL City People Light Experience city identity The city is about people Advanced Lighting Solutions Melting Cultures Making connections Sustainability City Marketing Safety Multi-purpose Orientation Personal city Context CONFIDENTIAL Sustainability We want to make things which last longer, because they are smarter and show responsibility to our citizens CONFIDENTIAL Luminaires with LED’s Smart things last longer and consume less energy CONFIDENTIAL Multi-Purpose Intelligent solutions have more than one purpose. A luminaire can be a sign, can be an interface, can be a bench… CONFIDENTIAL Glowing Places, Philips Design Light can be integrated in city furniture to reduce visual clutter CONFIDENTIAL Context We know about the importance of darkness in our cities, our design solutions are about light not luminaires CONFIDENTIAL Tampere, Finland (2 nd prize City People Light Award 2005) We care for our urban skies by promoting good lighting design CONFIDENTIAL CONFIDENTIAL International city.people.light Award This award has been created by Philips Lighting and LUCI to reward towns and cities that best shows the added value light can give. Reward the professional lighting designers for their valuable contribution to improve the quality of urban lighting. •City • Project : is it part of a larger approach, urban regeneration plan or lighting scheme? • Context: is the project a one-off activity or part of a long-term Master Plan? • Finance: How much was spent on the project? What further expenditure is planned? •People • Project team: were the different competences of those involved identified and fully used? • Environmental integration: were the following factors taken into account: light nuisance, flora and fauna, end-of-life recycling of equipment? •Light • Added value: what does light do for the area/monument concerned, the town/city image and identity, the local economy, the social climate, the inhabitants and tourists? CONFIDENTIAL 121 candidate cities since 2003 2007 (22) 2006 (17) 2005 (21) 2004 (14) 2003 (20) • Arad, Romania • Bochum, Germany • Bormio, Italy • Uelzen, Germany • Bourges, France • Bremerhaven, Germany • Florence, Italy • Cadiz, Spain • Malaga, Spain • Bydgoszcz, Poland • Brussels, Belgium • Frankfurt Am Main, • Cannes, France • Amsterdam, Holland • Cergy, France • Cerreto Sannita, Italy Germany • Cologne, Germany • Nîmes, France • Dessau, Germany • Geneva, Switzerland • Glasgow, United • Düsseldorf, Germany • Swidnica, Poland • Gdansk, Poland • Gera, Germany Kingdom • Geneva, Switzerland • Gent, Belgium • Glasgow, UK • Glasgow, United Kingdom • Heinsberg, Germany • Glasgow, UK • Copenhagen, Denmark • Gniezno, Poland • Heinsberg, Germany • Leipzig, Germany • Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam • Caltagirone, Italy • Hue, Vietnam • Helmond, the Netherlands • Lüdenscheid, Germany • Hue city, Vietnam • Kielce, Poland • Leon, Spain • Indianapolis, USA • Madrid, Spain • Kortrijk, Belgium • Essen, Germany • Lugo, Spain • Istanbul, Turkey • Nanjing, P.R. China • Lisbon, Portugal • Marseille, France • Magdeburg, Germany • Puerto de la Cruz, • Jyväskylä, Finland Spain • Liverpool, UK • Nanjing, China • Malbork, Poland • Legnano, Italy • San Luis Potosi, Mexico • London Redbridge, UK • Turnhout, Belgium • Montréal, Canada • Liverpool, United Kingdom • Shanghai, PR China • Portsmouth, UK • Ljubljana, Slovenia • Pila, Poland • Madrid, Spain • Sunsdvall, Sweden • Putrajaya, Malaysia • Poznan, Poland • Metz, France • Tallin, Estonia • Rio-Antirio, Greece • Strzegom, Poland • Rome, Italy • Turin, Italy • Rome, Italy • Swidnica, Poland • Rouen, France • Valladolid, Spain • Tallinn, Estonia • Unna, Germany • Sao Carlos, Brazil • Vienna, Austria • Tampere, Finland • Varna, Bulgaria • Schwäbisch Hall, • Trieste, Italy • Zeven, Germany Germany • Zeist, The Netherlands • Tallinn, Estonia • Vinci, Italy CONFIDENTIAL 27 cities in competition in 2008 • Aalborg, Denmark • Moscow, Russia • Biella, Italy • Navalacarnero, Spain • Durango, Mexico • Opole, Poland • Eindhoven, the Netherlands • Prato, Italy • Exeter, UK • Riga, Latvia • Follonica, Italy • Saint Etienne, France • Fornebu, Norway • Sao Paulo, Brazil • Gimhae, South Korea • Schwaebisch, Germany • Glasgow, UK • Seoul, South Korea • Jyvasyla, Finland • St Gallen, Switzerland • Kalundborg, Denmark • Stockholm, Sweden • Karlsruhe, Germany • Surgeres, France • Kocaeli, Turkey • Ypres, Belgium • Lyon, France CONFIDENTIAL 47 The 2008 Jury Carola Wingren Maurici Ginés Lisa Akari Ishii Professor & Landscape architect Artec Lighting Design Vision Lighting Designer Director Light Cibles Sweden France President of the jury Spain Martin Lupton Robbert Nesselaar Peter Brdenk President of PLDA City of Rotterdam Lighting Designer Strategic Communication Manager Architekturbüro Planwerk Director of BDP The Netherlands Germany United Kingdom CONFIDENTIAL 48 International city.people.light Award Winners 2008 1st prize 2nd prize 3rd prize Seoul, South Korea Riga, Latvia St Gallen, Switzerland CONFIDENTIAL .
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