Harrogate by Night a Lighting Concept - the Royal Hall - the Cenotaph

Harrogate by Night A Lighting Concept - The Royal Hall - The Cenotaph

June 2018 L-1470-DOC-002 v09 // PO Contents

Introduction Harrogate Cultural Quarter - an Evening Destination

STUDY AREA 1 - ROYAL HALL / NORTHERN GATEWAY

Inspiration, Objectives & Opportunities Preferred Option Technical Specification

STUDY AREA 2 - THE CENOTAPH & PARLIAMENT SQUARE

Inspiration, Objectives & Opportunities Preferred Option Technical Specification LONDON NEWCASTLE WIDER HARROGATE LIGHTING VISION 91-93 Farringdon Road, Milburn House, Dean Street, Concept Ideas for a Selection of Sample Sites Clerkenwell, Newcastle upon Tyne,

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p.2 Introduction

Public realm specialists Colour and lighting designers Brilliant Lighting The Royal Hall were commissioned by Harrogate Royal Hall Restoration Trust and the Harrogate International Centre to explore concepts and feasibility of lighting proposals for key locations in the historic and atmospheric Harrogate town centre and for the historic Ambulatory within the Royal Hall. The intention is that lighting will emphasise the distinct character and enhance the quality of experience of users of the town centre. This would have a positive effect for local residents, business and The Cenotaph & Parliament Square leisure visitors, act as positive PR for Harrogate and play a major role in boosting the local economy.

Subsequent to analysis of the town centre, the focus of the study was defined as the Royal Hall and the Cenotaph in Parliament Square – 2 key landmarks in upper and lower Harrogate.

• As an aid to fund-raising, this document summarises the following : • Understanding the role of each lighting intervention and its potential role in the context of Harrogate Ambulatory • Researching history to provide inspiration for interventions in the key locations identified above • Detailed baseline and inspiration proposals for the key sites • A wider lighting vision and supporting analysis for Harrogate • Background conceptual thinking for the sites.

p.3 Harrogate Cultural Quarter - An Evening Destination Creative Lighting Concept Zonal Plan

1. The Royal Hall

• Accentuation of building facade and enlivenment of public realm using light to enhance as an evening destination.

2. Cenotaph

1 • Sensitive, ‘civic’ lighting scheme to enhance as a focal point within the town centre and as a destination at the end of Parliament Street.

3. Parliament Street

• Enhancement of streetscape to create processional route connection between the Royal Hall and Cenotaph, with potential for further enhancements/ additions for special events. • Strengthens historic connection (pictured below).

4. Crescent Gardens - Future Vision

• Lighting within re-imagined public park to provide clear, safe routes and to enhance new features. 4 • Lighting to provide clear, safe routes and enliven streetscape, particularly for special events.

p.4 STUDY AREA 1 - ROYAL HALL / NORTHERN GATEWAY

p.5 Study Area 1 - Royal Hall / Northern Gateway Inspiration, Objectives & Opportunities

Inspiration from the past... // ‘... Romantic past and present.’ Since it’s inception the Kursaal/Royal Hall has been a place for people to meet, to promenade, socialise, enjoy music and // ‘... bring people together and celebrate love’ to dance.

The Royal Hall is much loved and an important part of the // “Samson Fox has captured the sunlight Hall’s heritage is it’s romantic past. for Harrogate.” Stories like Jim and Joan’s could inspire an interactive installation that looks to bring people together and celebrate // ‘... 24 Illuminated Glass Globes’ love.

Samson Fox the famous engineer, industrialist, and philanthropist became famous and made his fortune after developing his corrugated Key Objectives: Future Vision Opportunities: boiler flue. He became a key benefactor to his local community in Harrogate and funded the construction of the Royal Hall building. • Transform the Royal Hall into a key night • To unify the elevations of the Royal Hall, Experimenting after a trip to the United States, he refined the Crescent Gardens and The Royal Baths to process for producing water gas in his basement laboratory at time focal point at the Northern Gateway Grove House, Harrogate. He later built the first of three new town- of Harrogate Town Centre. create a sense of enclosure and provide scale plants across the UK in Harrogate, creating a light so bright emphasis at the Norther Gateway. that it was written that: • Enliven the streetscape of Ripon Road. • Public realm improvements to the frontages “Samson Fox has captured the sunlight for Harrogate.” • Create a link between the Royal Hall, of the Royal Hall and HIC. The water gas lamp he designed that once stood along Parliament Parliament Street and the Cenotaph. Street was said to have a tall central column from which were hung • Improvements to Crescent Gardens as three rows of four brackets, each one carrying double globes, or a • Express the social history of Harrogate and grand total of 24 illuminated globes. re-imagined public park to provide clear, it’s Spa Town heritage. safe routes and to enhance new features including the use of water. p.6 Study Area 1 - Royal Hall / Northern Gateway

p.7 Study Area 1 - Royal Hall / Northern Gateway Preferred Option

Simple, elegant and warm toned Lighting Proposals: lighting will subtly highlight the Baseline architectural detailing of the Grade • Emphasis - Highlight architectural detailing of the Royal Hall facade with simple elegant II listed Royal Hall facade. The permanent architectural lighting canopy could be illuminated to pick out intricate detailing and backlight the glazing. • Adaptability - Allow for colourful dynamic displays and projection of moving images. Lighting displays could change throughout the year, with a system capable of being adapted to suit changing seasons/events/productions.

• Dynamism - Projection of moving imagery and lighting that could have accompanying sound/ music.

Colourful dynamic and adaptable displays and moving images will Projection be projected on to the facade of the Royal Hall. Projections could be localised to specific areas of the building elevation or could be focussed on to the floorscape and viewed from the top of the steps.

p.8 KEY

TYPE 1 - COLOR-CHANGE LINEAR LED LUMINAIRE (REF: CK COLOR GRAZE MX4 4 4 RGBW 10x60 1219mm) 4 4 TYPE 2 - COLOR-CHANGE LINEAR LED LUMINAIRE c/w IN-GROUND MOUNTING KIT (REF: CK COLOR GRAZE MX4 RGBW 9 Deg 1219mm + IP67 KIT) KEY TYPE 3 - COLOR-CHANGE LINEAR LED LUMINAIRE c/w IN-GROUND TYPE 1 - COLOR-CHANGE LINEAR LED MOUNTING KIT LUMINAIRE 1 1 (REF: CK COLOR GRAZE MX4 1 1 (REF: CK COLOR GRAZE MX4 RGBW 10x60 1219mm + IP67 KIT) 4 4 RGBW 10x60 1219mm) 1 1 4 4 1 1 TYPE 4 - COLOR-CHANGE COMPACT LED Study Area 1 - Royal Hall / Northern Gateway TYPE 2 - COLOR-CHANGE LINEAR LED LUMINAIRE LUMINAIRE c/w IN-GROUND (Ref: CK COLOR BLAST GEN4 MOUNTING KIT RGBW 40 Deg) (REF: CK COLOR GRAZE MX4 RGBW 9 Deg 1219mm + IP67 KIT) Technical Specification KEY TYPE 3 - COLOR-CHANGE LINEAR LED LUMINAIRE c/w IN-GROUND Baseline: ProjectionTYPE 1 (static- COLOR-CHANGE image/minimal LINEAR LED MOUNTING animation): KIT 2 2 2 LUMINAIRE (REF: CK COLOR GRAZE MX4 2 1 1 1 1 (REF: CK COLOR GRAZE MX4 RGBW 10x60 1219mm + IP67 KIT) RGBW 10x60 1219mm) Dukesway 4 4 Teesside Industrial Estate 1 1 4 4 1 Based1 on a projected effectTYPE 4with - COLOR-CHANGE a size COMPACT of approx.LED Thornaby 30m [email protected] x 10m height. TYPE 2 - COLOR-CHANGE LINEAR LED Cleveland www.staintonlds.co.uk LUMINAIRE TS17 9LT Tel :01642 766114 LUMINAIRE c/w IN-GROUND (Ref: CK COLOR BLAST GEN4 Project KEY Harrogate By Night MOUNTING KIT4 RGBW 40 Deg) 1 3 2 (REF: CK COLOR GRAZE MX4 Baseline Lighting Concepts Stockton TYPE 1 - COLOR-CHANGE LINEAR LED RGBW 9 Deg 1219mm + IP67 KIT) Drawing Study Area 1 Town Hall LUMINAIRE Royal Hall/Northern Gateway (REF: CK COLOR GRAZE MX4 TYPE 3 - COLOR-CHANGE LINEAR LED Sheet 1 of 2 4 4 RGBW 10x60 1219mm) LUMINAIRE c/w IN-GROUND 4 Drawn by SE Date: 11-05-2017 4 MOUNTING KIT Checked by AS Date: 11-05-2017 2 2 2 2 TYPE 2 - COLOR-CHANGE LINEAR LED (REF: CK COLOR GRAZE MX4 Drawing No. Revision 1 1 COLOR KINETICS COLORGRAZE IN-GROUND MOUNTING KIT FOR COLOR KINETICS COLORBLAST 1 LUMINAIRE1 c/w IN-GROUND RGBW 10x60 1219mm + IP67 KIT) SLDS-1309-SA1-01 P0 MX4 RGBW COLOUR-CHANGE COLOR KINETICS COLORGRAZE GEN4 RGBW COLOUR-CHANGEDukesway MOUNTINGLINEAR LEDKIT LUMINAIRE LINEAR LED LUMINAIRE LED LUMINAIRETeesside Industrial Estate Drawing Scale: 1:1000 Plot Scale: NTS 1 1 Sheet size A4 1 (REF: CK1 COLOR GRAZE MX4 TYPE 4 - COLOR-CHANGE COMPACT LED Thornaby [email protected] Cleveland www.staintonlds.co.uk RGBW 9 Deg 1219mm + IP67 KIT) LUMINAIRE TS17 9LT Tel :01642 766114 (Ref: CK COLOR BLAST GEN4 Project Harrogate By Night TYPE 3 - COLOR-CHANGE LINEAR LED RGBW 40 Deg) 1 3 2 4 Baseline Lighting Concepts LUMINAIRE c/w IN-GROUND Drawing Study Area 1 MOUNTING KIT Royal Hall/Northern Gateway 1 1 (REF: CK COLOR GRAZE MX4 1 1 RGBW 10x60 1219mm + IP67 KIT) Sheet 1 of 2 Drawn by SE Date: 11-05-2017 1 1 Checked by AS Date: 11-05-2017 1 1 TYPE 4 - COLOR-CHANGE COMPACT LED 4 2 2 2 2 4 Drawing No. Revision COLOR KINETICS COLORGRAZE IN-GROUND LUMINAIRE MOUNTING KIT FOR COLOR KINETICS COLORBLAST SLDS-1309-SA1-01 P0 MX4 RGBW COLOUR-CHANGE COLOR (Ref: KINETICS CK COLOR COLORGRAZE BLAST GEN4 GEN4 RGBW COLOUR-CHANGEDukesway LINEAR LED LUMINAIRE LINEAR LED LUMINAIRE LED LUMINAIRETeesside Industrial Estate Drawing Scale: 1:1000 Plot Scale: NTS RGBW 40 Deg) Thornaby [email protected] Sheet size A4 Cleveland www.staintonlds.co.uk TS17 9LT Tel :01642 766114

Project Harrogate By Night1 1 1 1 3 2 4 Baseline Lighting Concepts Drawing Study Area 1 Royal Hall/Northern Gateway 2 2 2 2 Sheet 1 of 2 Dukesway Drawn by SE1 Date: 11-05-2017 Teesside Industrial Estate 1 1 Checked by AS Date: 11-05-2017 3 Thornaby [email protected] 4 Drawing No.4 Revision COLOR KINETICS COLORGRAZE IN-GROUND MOUNTING KIT FOR Cleveland COLOR KINETICSwww.staintonlds.co.uk COLORBLAST SLDS-1309-SA1-01 P0 MX4 RGBW COLOUR-CHANGE COLOR KINETICS COLORGRAZE TS17 9LT GEN4 RGBW COLOUR-CHANGETel :01642 766114 1 1 1 Drawing Scale: 1:1000 Plot Scale: NTS LINEAR LED LUMINAIRE LINEAR LED LUMINAIRE Project LED LUMINAIRE Sheet size A4 Harrogate By Night 3 1 3 2 4 Baseline Lighting Concepts Drawing Study Area 1 1 Royal Hall/Northern Gateway 1 1 Sheet 1 of 2 Drawn by SE Date: 11-05-2017 Checked by AS Date: 11-05-2017 Drawing No. Revision Dukesway COLOR KINETICS COLORGRAZE IN-GROUND MOUNTING KIT FOR COLOR KINETICS COLORBLAST SLDS-1309-SA1-01 P0 Teesside Industrial Estate MX4 RGBW COLOUR-CHANGE COLOR KINETICS COLORGRAZE GEN4 RGBW COLOUR-CHANGE 1 1 1 3 3 3 3 Thornaby [email protected] LINEAR LED LUMINAIRE LINEAR LED LUMINAIRE LED LUMINAIRE Drawing Scale: 1:1000 Plot Scale: NTS Cleveland www.staintonlds.co.uk 4 Sheet4 size A4 TS17 9LT Tel :01642 766114

1 Project 1 1 Harrogate By Night 1 3 2 4 3 Baseline Lighting Concepts Drawing Study Area 1 Royal Hall/Northern Gateway 1 1 1 Sheet 2 of 2 Drawn by SE Date: 11-05-2017 4 Checked by AS Date: 11-05-2017 4 Drawing No. Revision COLOR KINETICS COLORGRAZE IN-GROUND MOUNTING KIT FOR COLOR KINETICS COLORBLAST SLDS-1309-SA1-02 P0 MX4 RGBW COLOUR-CHANGE COLOR KINETICS COLORGRAZE GEN4 RGBW COLOUR-CHANGEDukesway Drawing Scale: Plot Scale: LINEAR LED LUMINAIRE LINEAR LED LUMINAIRE LED LUMINAIRETeesside Industrial Estate 1:1000 NTS 1 1 3 3 3 3 Thornaby [email protected] Sheet size A4 1 Cleveland www.staintonlds.co.uk TS17 9LT Tel :01642 766114 1 1 1 Project Harrogate By Night 1 1 1 4 1 3 2 Baseline Lighting Concepts 3 Drawing Study Area 1 Royal Hall/Northern Gateway Sheet 2 of 2 Drawn by SE Date: 11-05-2017 1 1 1 3 Checked by AS Date: 11-05-2017 Drawing No. Revision COLOR KINETICS COLORGRAZE IN-GROUND MOUNTING KIT FOR COLOR KINETICS COLORBLAST SLDS-1309-SA1-02 P0 1 1 MX4 RGBW COLOUR-CHANGE COLOR KINETICS COLORGRAZE GEN4 RGBW COLOUR-CHANGE 1 Dukesway Drawing Scale: 1:1000 Plot Scale: NTS LINEAR LED LUMINAIRE LINEAR LED LUMINAIRE LED LUMINAIRETeesside Industrial Estate Sheet size A4 3 3 3 Thornaby [email protected] 3 Cleveland www.staintonlds.co.uk TS17 9LT Tel :01642 766114 Project Harrogate By Night 4 1 3 2 Baseline Lighting Concepts Drawing Study Area 1 Royal Hall/Northern Gateway Sheet 2 of 2 Dukesway Drawn by SE Date: 11-05-2017 Teesside Industrial Estate Checked by AS Date: 11-05-2017 3 3 3 Thornaby [email protected] Cleveland www.staintonlds.co.uk Drawing No. Revision COLOR KINETICS COLORGRAZE IN-GROUND MOUNTING KIT FOR TS17 9LT COLOR KINETICSTel :01642 COLORBLAST 766114 SLDS-1309-SA1-02 P0 MX4 RGBW COLOUR-CHANGE COLOR KINETICS COLORGRAZE GEN4 RGBW COLOUR-CHANGE LINEAR LED LUMINAIRE LINEAR LED LUMINAIRE Project HarrogateLED LUMINAIRE By Night Drawing Scale: 1:1000 Plot Scale: NTS 4 Sheet size A4 1 3 2 Baseline Lighting Concepts Example of a Gobo Drawing Study Area 1 Royal Hall/Northern Gateway projection Sheet 2 of 2 Drawn by SE Date: 11-05-2017 Checked by AS Date: 11-05-2017 Drawing No. Revision COLOR KINETICS COLORGRAZE IN-GROUND MOUNTING KIT FOR COLOR KINETICS COLORBLAST SLDS-1309-SA1-02 P0 MX4 RGBW COLOUR-CHANGE COLOR KINETICS COLORGRAZE GEN4 RGBW COLOUR-CHANGE LINEAR LED LUMINAIRE LINEAR LED LUMINAIRE LED LUMINAIRE Drawing Scale: 1:1000 Plot Scale: NTS Sheet size A4 p.9 Study Area 1 - Royal Hall / Northern Gateway Potential Focal Stand Alone Intervention

Lighting Strategy: Option 1 A cluster of 24 Illuminated glass globes would be mounted upon columns placed at tight centres, referencing the 24 lumminaires of Fox’s water gas lighting column. • Interactivity/Interpretation of Romance - Evoke the romantic past of the Royal Hall with the creation of an attraction that brings people together encourages people to interact Visitors can move around, through and between lamp stands - interacting with the with the installation and each other - and perhaps share their experience on social media! installation and each other and can then share their experience via social media. The reaction of the installation could be generated by movement, touch and/or bluetooth signal. Each lighting reaction generated could be totally random each time helping to • Eye-catcher/Gateway - Create a visual marker at the junction of Parliament Street. Ripon ensure the longevity of interest in the piece. Road and Crescent Street - the northern gateway into Harrogate.

p.10 ROYAL HALL -AMBULATORY

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Overview The Royal Hall, Harrogate is the most amazing theatre, and is unique in still having its Ambulatory. The building underwent major restoration about 10 years ago: the lighting for the Ambulatories wasn’t a priority at the time but there’s an opportunity to significantly improve it, and to bring it up the same level of wonderful atmosphere as the in the theatre. Improving the lighting would also help focus attention on the revenue generating services, eg; the two bars and the souvenir area.

Key Objectives:

 To significantly improve the overall light levels, whilst putting particular attention on the lovely architecture, and on the facilities (eg; the bars).  To have very flexible lighting, which can cope with changes in usage and focus, eg; from cleaning to theatre intervals to ‘during theatre performances’ to evening functions.  For the flexible lighting to be very easy to use, with an intuitively set up control system  To be very sympathetic to the Grade II* listed building and its style, whilst utilising excellent 21st century technology to achieve the end results.  Cabling disruption should be minimised where at all possible, but there will be a necessity for some new cable routes and some joinery and decoration to hide things and make good.

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The Ambulatories - Key Points:

 Increasing overall light levels. This includes functional lighting on to the bar area as well as the souvenir table at the top of the steps.  Accentuating the beautiful architectural features.  The arched columns and sky lanterns provide an excellent opportunity to create a magical atmosphere that evokes the drama of the theatre.  Adding wall lights brings the light down to a more personal level whilst adding to the functional layer of light.  Retaining the original pendant fittings connects back to the history of the space.

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The Ambulatories - Key Points Continued:

 New wall lights need to compliment the existing fitting as well as the history and grandeur of the space.  Bespoke styles help achieve the perfect balance between design, function and fusion with the interiors.

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The Bar - Key Points:

  Increasing overall light levels on  Celebrating the beautiful mural Use miniature spots that are RAL both bars is important. behind the bar by targeting light painted to be as discreet as possible across the wall. so the emphasis remains on the mural and not the light source. Please see examples.

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The Theatre Caryatids - Key Points:

 These are a wonderful part of the Theatre design, but which are currently quite visually recessive.  Lighting them discretely and sympathetically with warm white light would help really make ‘come alive’ in the space  Coloured light (and the ability to colour change it) on appropriate occasions would tie the caryatids in to the wider theatre ‘event’ lighting  The ability to change the colour of the lighting can also offer bespoke branding opportunities for corporate events.  The solution proposed would use the currently available fixing points and cable runs to keep disruption to an absolute minimum. Fittings can be custom finished to blend in.

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p.17 Study Area 2 - The Cenotaph & Parliament Square Inspiration, Objectives & Opportunities

Inspiration from the past... It is thought that around 3% of the worlds population were killed as a result of WWII, with around 60 million people losing their lives in both combat and as civilian casualties.

The cenotaph in Harrogate, designed by Prestwich & Sons, displays the names of 1,193 local people who perished in both WWI and WWII.

The proposed light installation could try to capture the scale of this loss.

The pals battalions of World War I were specially constituted battalions of the British Army comprising men who had enlisted together in local recruiting drives, with the promise that they would be able to serve alongside their friends, neighbours and colleagues (“pals”), rather than being arbitrarily allocated to battalions. The practice of drawing recruits from a particular region or group meant that, when a “Pals battalion” suffered heavy casualties, the impact on individual towns, villages, neighborhoods, and communities back in Britain could be immediate and devastating.

The void left in the local community by the decimation of the Harrogate Pals at the Somme, could be expressed by a carefully considered light installation. // ‘... scale of loss.’

// ‘... The void left in the local community...’

// ‘... bravery and sacrifice of individuals...’

Key Objectives: Future Vision Opportunities:

• Create a key night time focal point at the • Public realm improvements to Parliament South West Gateway of Harrogate Town Square/The Cenotaph. These could include:

Charles Hull VC (above) of Harrogate was a private in the 21st Lancers. ‘‘Corporal Hull Centre. won the VC in the 1915 operations on the north-west frontier of India by gallantly going 1. Pedestrianisation of Cambridge to the rescue of Captain G E D Learoyd, who had been unhorsed, and was surrounded by • Create a link between the Royal Hall, Crescent/Cambridge Road. his enemies, and who would have been killed but for the behaviour of Corporal Hull. The Harrogate soldier got his officer up behind him on his horse, and carried him to safety Parliament Street and the Cenotaph. 2. Review of parking arrangements around from amid the native enemy.’’ the Cenotaph. Donald Simpson Bell VC (right) was an English teacher and professional footballer, he • Emphasise the cenotaph as a key focal point was awarded the Victoria Cross for his actions in the Somme. Simpson played for Crystal in the town and sensitively honor those 3. Rationalisation/decluttering of street Palace and Newcastle United. When WWI broke out he enlisted into the British Army, furniture. joining the West Yorkshire Regiment. remembered by the monument. 4. Develop design code/materials palette to The bravery and sacrifice of individuals should be communicated by the intended light installation. ensure quality and cohesiveness of future works.

p.18 Study Area 2 - The Cenotaph & Parliament Square

// ‘... scale of loss.’

// ‘... The void left in the local community...’

// ‘... bravery and sacrifice of individuals...’

p.19 Study Area 2 - The Cenotaph & Parliament Square Preferred Option

Simple, elegant and warm toned Cool neutral lighting of the Cenotaph lighting will subtly highlight the Baseline Cenotaph and architectural • Adaptability - Create a complimentary setting for the cenotaph using dynamic displays detailing of the surrounding building facades. Installations will and projection of moving images onto surrounding buildings. Lighting displays could change allow flexibility to change colours/ throughout the year, with a system capable of being adapted to suit changing seasons/events. switch lights off to provide changing displays through the year. • Emphasis - Highlight the Cenotaph and architectural detailing to surrounding buildings using low level ambient lighting. This would be a wider opportunity for local building owners to implement.

KEY KEY

TYPE 1 - STATIC WHITE LED UP-LIGHTER (REF:TYPE PHILIPS 1 - STATIC DECOSCENE WHITE LED UP-LIGHTER BBP623 34xLED-HB (REF: PHILIPS 4000K NB) DECOSCENE BBP623 34xLED-HB 4000K NB)

1 1 Middlesbrough’s Cenotaph with up-lighters. The intention is to Projection provide a static, cool neutral white 1 PHILIPS DECOSCENE BBP623 LED up-lighting to the base of the 1 1 UP-LIGHTER Cenotaph and a static warm white 1 1 lighting installation as a wash to the 1 PHILIPS DECOSCENE BBP623 LED 1 1 UP-LIGHTER ground plane of Parliament Square 1 as a contrast, which includes : 1 - installation - commissioning Dukesway Teesside Industrial Estate - provision of a DNO Thornaby [email protected] Cleveland www.staintonlds.co.uk TS17 9LT Tel :01642 766114 metered electrica supplies Project Harrogate By Night Baseline Lighting Concepts Drawing Dukesway TeessideStudy Industrial Area 3 Estate ParliamentThornaby Sqaure & Cenotaph [email protected] ClevelandSheet 1 of 5 www.staintonlds.co.uk TS17 9LT Tel :01642 766114 Drawn by SE Date: 11-05-2017 Project Checked by AS HarrogateDate: 11-05-2017 By Night Drawing No. Revision SLDS-1309-SA3-01Baseline LightingP0 Concepts Drawing Scale: 1:1000Drawing StudyPlot Scale: AreaNTS 3 Sheet size A4 Parliament Sqaure & Cenotaph Sheet 1 of 5 Drawn by SE Date: 11-05-2017 Checked by AS Date: 11-05-2017 Drawing No. Revision SLDS-1309-SA3-01 P0 Drawing Scale: 1:1000 Plot Scale: NTS Sheet size A4

p.20 Study Area 2 - Parliament Square & Cenotaph Further Lighting Options

A warm, contrasting ‘light wash’ to Parliament Square OptionContrasting 2 red light A sea of red light surrounding the Cenotaph, would make the suggestion of poppies that This colour would contrast the Cenotaph to : represent the fatality of the local soldiers in both the First and Second World Wars. • Emphasise - The form of the cenotaph

• Adapt - for wider civic events, neutral white, red at remembrance, green mid Summer etc.

• Honour - The sacrifice of individual soldier

Remembrance Events

p.21 Study Area 2 - The Cenotaph & Parliament Square

p.22 WIDER HARROGATE LIGHTING VISION

p.23 Analysis of Wider Harrogate

Harrogate Cultural Quarter - Area of Influence: Landmarks, Links and Gateways: Gateways to Town Centre:

a. Crescent Gardens/The Royal Hall A61 To Ripon b. Parliament Square

c. West Park & Prospect Gardens A61 LOW HARROGATE To Ripon d. Lower Station Parade & Library Square

Bus Station 15 e. Upper Station Parade & Station Square

Train Station Landmarks / Notable Buildings:

West Park 1. The Royal Hall Valley Gardens 1 2. Harrogate International Centre 3 2 3. The Town Hall a 6 4. The Turkish Baths The Stray A61 8 To Leeds 4 Bus Station 5. The Royal Baths HIGH HARROGATE 5 6. The Mercer Art Gallery Wider Harrogate Lighting Vision - Study Area: 7 12 14 7. Royal Pump Room A61 Train Station To Ripon 9 e 8. Westminster Arcade b 13 9. The Cenotaph 10. Harrogate Spiritual Healing Church LOW HARROGATE 11. Harrogate Library Bus Station 10 11 d 12. St Peter’s C Of E Church Train Station c 13. Memorial

West Park 14. Victoria Shopping Centre Valley Gardens 15. The Majestic Hotel

The Stray A61 To Leeds A61 To Leeds HIGH HARROGATE

p.24 Concept Ideas for a Selection of Sample Sites

a. Crescent Gardens/The Royal Hall (as above) Key Objectives:

A61 • Lighting within re-imagined public park to provide clear, safe routes and to To Ripon enhance new features. • Lighting to provide clear, safe routes and enliven streetscape, particularly for special events.

Bus Station

e f d Train Station b. West Park & Prospect Gardens Key Objectives:

• Highlight existing mature tree planting. • Create safe legible ‘night time’ pedestrian route along the side of the A61. The sample sites are considered key in terms of the b c • Utilize Prospect Place for seasonal light installations/exhibitions. opportunity their development would present to:

• Catalyse the creation of a unified/branded lighting strategy across Harrogate.

• Emphasise key town centre arrival points.

• Improve legibility and wayfinding across the town centre.

• Increase biodiversity and greening through the town centre with the introduction of more street trees. A61 To Leeds • Highlight and link key landmarks and buildings of architectural note.

p.25 Concept Ideas for a Selection of Sample Sites

c. Lower Station Parade & Library Square e. Central Shopping Area Key Objectives: Key Objectives:

• Utilise the existing public space and mature tree planting to create Southern Gateway. • Emphasis/highlight gateways into pedestrianised shopping area. • Highlight library facade/gable to create adaptable backdrop to adjacent public space. • Highlight key landmarks. • Create a unified lighting strategy across main shopping area.

d. Upper Station Parade & Station Square f. Montpellier Link Key Objectives: Key Objectives:

• Create key arrival node and improve legibility of routes into town centre. • Emphasis/highlight importance of route alongside Parliament Street • Highlight/emphasise Memorial. • Create a unified lighting strategy across town centre area. • Utilise/highlight building facades.

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