Search results for refurbishment

...  : "The refurbishment of an industrial site is quite challenging and involves dealing with several business models. In some cases lighting is only one element of the activity. In these situations luminaires are part of a general tender process and the specifier needs the correct input. As a consequence, such a partnership needs open minded flexibility as well as a consistent approach based on a database of installed solutions, an individual master plan and a clear understanding of requests." Lighting solutions ...

...  Duoproof refurbishes Aberdeen footbridge, Hong Kong Route 1 in Hong Kong is a major artery that runs in a generally north-south direction from Aberdeen to Sha Tin. The route begins at Aberdeen Praya Road in southern Hong Kong Island, which benefits from Aberdeen footbridge. Vitally important for safety, the footbridge enables thousands of pedestrians to cross this high volume, multiple lane road every year. However, with the footbridge’s lighting in need of refurbishment, the lighting ...

...  Hong Kong International Airport is used to dealing with big figures. The Asian transport hub has established itself as the busiest cargo airport in the world and processes more than 65 million passengers each year. Yet while the site continues to grow in terms of both importance and numbers, the refurbishment of Terminal 2 has enabled the airport authorities to implement welcome reductions in energy consumption and luminaire quantities – thanks to the HiPak LED high-bay from Thorn ...

...  featuring large machinery for processing with progressive technological innovation, always showing great attention to the best technologies available on the market. A policy of constant investment in cutting-edge technology has led the company to rely on the Zumtobel Group for the refurbishment of its lighting systems for some time now. In 2016, the central office building was refurbished with a complete Zumtobel Group solution and the industrial hall was modernised with the latest lighting upgrade ...

...  Clan and Quattro LED slash energy consumption by 58 per cent at Capodichino Airport Following a refurbishment project to improve the energy efficiency at Capodichino Airport, Italy, Thorn's Clan and Quattro LED luminaires have reduced the airport's annual light energy consumption by 58 per cent. Highlights of the refurbishment include: A daily energy consumption reduction from 414,854W to 172,260W An annual energy consumption reduction from 151,422kWh to 62,874kWh A reduced number ...

...  of new build and refurbishment projects. Lighting targeted for significant energy reduction Supported by Ferguson Brown Consultants, Chelsea and Westminster obtained funding to upgrade to LED lighting based on predicted energy and CO2 reductions through the life of each installation. The need to replace existing fixtures point for point with minimal construction work was essential to the project as all areas were live environments so patient care and consideration was paramount. Additionally ...

...  contributes significantly to the Capital's academic, cultural and business life. The aim of the refurbishment was to create a new main entrance complex, improve circulation and expand student facilities at the Northampton Square main campus. Architects NBBJ worked closely with the University to transform the estate. The aim was to adapt the structure in a way that it stays true to its original concept. The scheme incorporated the main University building, the hub building and a new pavilion ...

...  With StyLED now in place, the maintained average luminance had been improved to a fully compliant 37 lux with good uniformity and glare control To meet new roundabout regulations, the lighting at the Frassa crossing roundabout in Corigliano Calabro has been updated and improved with Thorn's StyLED road lantern. This compact roundabout has an outer diameter of 25 meters and a circular central island and is partially passible for heavy goods vehicles. The refurbishment therefore had to take ...

...  Founded in 1972, CR is a machine workshop in Vicenza which required a lighting refurbishment to reduce energy consumption and improve the quality of light in accordance with the UNI 12464-1 standard for indoor workplace lighting. The existing lighting installation comprised 50 traditional industrial suspended luminaires with 400W metal halide lamps. Lighting levels were on average between 150 and 250 lux. Working with CR the lighting designer Ind. Giorgio Reffo initially evaluated the benefits ...

...  Darlington Borough Council chose to have a major refurbishment of residential and major roads.    The vast scale of the refurbishment project meant that the replacement had to be split into phases and started with replacing the highest energy using lanterns on major roads in the Darlington area.  After a successful initial phase the project has now spread out into residential areas with the majority of the new lanterns being retrofitted onto the existing street lighting columns but some older ...