Nasjonalmuseet for kunst, arkitektur og design (Museum of Architecture)
The glass pavilion was designed by the architect Sverre Fehn, who died in 2009. The facilities are illuminated by Parscan spotlights mounted on Hi-trac tracks.
Architect:
Prof. Arch. Sverre Fehn
Photographer:
Thomas Mayer, Neuss
Place:
Oslo
Lighting tools used
ERCO track
Introduction
Product overview
Parscan
Introduction
Product overview
Tesis IP68
Introduction
Product overview
Guide
The Guide section provides thorough information on everything from the physical bases of lighting to suggested solutions for different lighting situations. The interactive knowledge modules vividly illustrate lighting solutions that are possible with this product range.
Washlighting
Illuminating objects and emphasising surfaces in the room
Accentuation
Emphasising objects to attract attention
Track
Tracks as the basis for flexible lighting design
Spotlights
Flexible luminaires for tracks to produce accent lighting
Wallwasher
Lighting technology for vertical surfaces
Wall
From scenic wall illumination through to vertical visual tasks
Object
Eye-catching lighting effects for objects in the room and pictures
Washlighting
Illuminating objects and surfaces
Accentuation
Focal glow
Orientation
Light to provide orientation in the outdoor area
Recessed floor luminaires
Diverse light distributions for recessed floor luminaires
Luminaires for open area and pathway lighting
Luminaires for pathways and open areas
Wall
Floor
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