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Railway Stations Railway Stations Portfolio 2012 Arnhem Central Railway Station 22063 ABRI Class 1, IP65, IK10 www.vdc.nl | [email protected] Bridge over the IJssel - Hanzelijn 22952 IJSSEL Class 1, IP65, IK10+ www.vdc.nl | [email protected] Railway Station Almere Muziekwijk 22800 TWIN FLYER Asymmetrical optics Class 1, IP54, IK10 www.vdc.nl | [email protected] Railway Station Amsterdam Schiphol 23059 FLYER Asymmetrical optic Class 1, IP65, IK09 www.vdc.nl | [email protected] Railway Station Almere Parkwijk 22800 TWIN FLYER Class 1, IP54, IK10 21624 TRI Asymmetrical optics Class 1, IP54, IK10 www.vdc.nl | [email protected] Bicycle Storage Railway Station Haarlem 22806 VELO Class 1, IP54, IK10 www.vdc.nl | [email protected] Hoekse Lijn Schiedam Railway Station 22986 AROBY Class 1, IP65, IK10 www.vdc.nl | [email protected] Tram Station IJsselstein 21703 SLODO Class 1, IP65, IK09 www.vdc.nl | [email protected] Brussels underground station 22253 METRO Class 1, IP65, IK10 www.vdc.nl | [email protected] Bussum Naarden Railway Station Concept RIVETED Class 1, IP65, IK10 www.vdc.nl | [email protected] Hilversum Traverse Mediapark 21784 MAPO Class 1, IP65, IK10 www.vdc.nl | [email protected] Diemen Zuid Railway Station 22799 LUMO Class 1, IP54, IK10 www.vdc.nl | [email protected] Diemen Zuid Railway Station 23060 TRI-OM Class 1, IP65, IK10 23053 IMPACT CORNER Class 1, IP65, IK10 www.vdc.nl | [email protected] Amsterdam RAI Railway Station 23060 TRI-OM Class 1, IP65, IK10 www.vdc.nl | [email protected] Amsterdam Central Railway Station 21048 IMPACT Class 1, IP65, IK10 www.vdc.nl | [email protected] Amsterdam Underground Corridor 9231 MONTA Class 1, IP20, IK00 www.vdc.nl | [email protected] Amsterdam WTC Railway Station 21424 MAST Class 1, IP65, IK10+ www.vdc.nl | [email protected] Amsterdam Sloterdijk Railway Station 21649 RULLO Class 1, IP65, IK10 21703 SLODO Integrated functions Class 1, IP65, IK09 22407 PERRON Class 1, IP65, IK10 www.vdc.nl | [email protected] Amsterdam Amstel Railway Station 22364 AMSTA Class 1, IP54, IK09 www.vdc.nl | [email protected] Van DOORN Lighting BV “Custom made lighting solutions are our standard Established in 1937 by Mr Willem van Doorn in Culemborg, The Netherlands, Van Doorn started as manufacturer of electrical lighting fixtures for domestic purposes. In the decades that followed, the focus changed to project lighting more and more. Nowadays, Van Doorn Lighting is a key player for custom made project lighting. Our services and products cater to a broad range of international partners in the building process. We develop and manufacture luminaires and lighting ornaments according to our clients’ needs, wishes and guidelines, while maintaining a perfect balance between light technical, constructional and aesthetic values. Custom made lighting solutions are our standard. We complement this with a Light calculations in DIALux constant focus on energy-efficiency and product life-cycle. Our R&D team can turn your vision into reality. Computer aided design Some of our references: Air Traffic Control Centre Amsterdam Airport; Various Railway stations in the Amsterdam area; Main Office of ABN-AMRO Bank Amsterdam; Temple of Ramses II in Egypt; Various shopping malls in the EU; King Abdul Aziz Endowment in Saudi Arabia and many more. Please check our website www.vdc.nl for more information. technique experience innovation creativity Various production methods Headquarters in Culemborg, The Netherlands > since 1937 www.vdc.nl | [email protected] Exclusive partners in top quality components www.vdc.nl | [email protected] Amsterdam Schiphol Railway Station Bicycle storage Railway Station Zutphen Amsterdam Sloterdijk Railway Station Bicycle storage Railway Station Haarlem Amsterdam Amstel Railway Station references Zaandam Railway Station Amsterdam CS Railway Station Hoekse Lijn Schiedam Railway Station Amsterdam RAI Railway Station Schiedam Central Railway Station Amsterdam Diemen Zuid Railway Station Duiven Railway Station Amsterdam WTC Railway Station Brussels Underground station (design) Bridge over the IJssel Hanzelijn Weesp Railway Station Utrecht Central Railway Station Hilversum Railway Station Almere Parkwijk Railway Station Zwolle Railway Station Almere Muziekwijk Railway Station Naarden Bussum Railway Station Almere Poort Railway Station Bussum Zuid Railway Station Almere Buiten Railway Station Hoek van Holland Railway Station Den Helder Railway Station Leiden Central Railway Station Alkmaar Noord Railway Station Rotterdam Alexander Railway Station Veenendaal Railway Station IJsselstein Railway Station Lelystad Railway Station www.vdc.nl | [email protected] Driehuis Velzen Railway Station Heerlen Railway Station Hilversum Sportpark Railway Station Van DOORN Lighting BV | Bellweg 10 | 4104 BJ Culemborg The Netherlands | P. O. Box 5 | 4100 AA Culemborg The Netherlands | Phone +31 (0)345 512 347 | Fax +31 (0)345 512 385 .
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