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Lighting specialist TRILUX has launched Yonos, a new universal office lighting system that is modular, connective, and adaptive – designed to evolve alongside the changing needs of workplaces.

Yonos has been developed to eliminate material waste typically associated with CAT A and CAT B installations, offering a system that can be reconfigured and reused rather than discarded during tenant changes. Installed as a trunking matrix at the CAT A stage, it allows plug-and-play luminaires and modules to be easily repositioned or added during CAT B fit-outs. This makes it a flexible, long-term solution for offices where layouts and uses are constantly evolving.

One system, many possibilities

The Yonos platform supports single luminaires, continuous lines, or light structures, all with a consistent design and quality of light. A choice of nine optics enables everything from low-glare workplace lighting to corridor illumination and accent lighting for common areas. Modules are available with integrated sensors, emergency lighting, and smart control options via LiveLink or Casambi.

Sustainable by design

Yonos is engineered to support the circular economy. The system is designed for re-planning, repair and reuse, with components that can be easily disassembled and recycled at end of life. The main elements are made from aluminium with at least 70% recycled content (certified to ISO 14025), reducing the carbon footprint and supporting resource efficiency.

Lighting quality and wellbeing

With CRI 90 as standard and compatibility with Human Centric Lighting (HCL) concepts, Yonos provides high-quality, comfortable illumination that supports productivity and wellbeing in modern office environments.

A new benchmark for office lighting

“Office projects are rarely static. Tenants change, spaces are reconfigured, and sustainability targets are tightening,” says Leighton  James, Product & Marketing Director TRILUX. “Yonos was designed to respond to all of these challenges. It brings flexibility, quality, and sustainability together in one system, making it a true next-generation office solution.”

 


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MATERIAL SOURCE STUDIO – MANCHESTER

A New Angle on Ceiling Design

   

Material Source Studio in Manchester serves as a hub of innovation and inspiration for built environment professionals. Featuring installations from over 50 leading brands, the space offers a dynamic mix of product showcases, seminars, workshops, CPDs, and networking facilities. The studio is designed to foster creativity while providing a comfortable, collaborative environment for designers and architects.

CHALLENGE

When Material Source Studio sought to enhance its meeting room with a ceiling solution that would push the boundaries of traditional ceiling tiles and encourage collaboration across its partners, Zentia in collaboration with MSS partner, Light Forms, stepped in to deliver a tailored solution.

To meet the unique needs of Material Source Studio, Zentia was tasked with incorporating a ceiling solution that would tie in with the room’s soft furnishing and create a cohesive visual appeal. A ceiling solution that could integrate lighting and remain acoustically sound was also required to ensure the installation provided practical benefits, including a comfortable co-working and networking atmosphere.

Material Source Studio wanted to highlight how successful collaboration between different manufacturers could result in a high-quality, bespoke product solution. For Zentia, a grid solution had to be devised that could include bespoke lighting from Light Forms as well as the installation of triangle ceiling tiles.

SOLUTION

Zentia proposed and delivered a bespoke solution featuring the DecoFrame Kit Classic Canopy, Gridline, and triangle tiles in a mixture of white and grey. Zentia’s Solutions Design Manager, Nick Harper, created the design alongside providing the expertise and partnership working that Zentia is known for.

Key features of the solution included bespoke lighting, designed in collaboration with Light Forms, which complemented the overall aesthetic and functionality of the raft system. The raft was tailored to align perfectly with the size and space of the table beneath it, ensuring a balanced and cohesive look.

The meeting room containing the Zentia ceiling solution is positioned next to the kitchen and at the bottom of the main staircase meaning people were often walking past. The room is also primarily used to host presentations and board meetings, so an acoustically sound solution was essential.

Completed in July 2025, the installation by Sound Interiors has transformed the showroom, combining form and function to create a striking focal point. The DecoFrame Kit Classic Canopy, Gridline, and triangle tiles enhance the ambience, inspiring designers and architects while providing a comfortable, inviting atmosphere for collaboration.

 

 


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A recent project with Stadtwerke Heidenheim AG – Unternehmensgruppe has shown how quick and straightforward it can be to modernise car park lighting using TRILUX LiveLink SwarmSens. In the underground car park beneath the Congress Centrum, outdated 58W fluorescent luminaires were replaced with an energy-efficient LED solution.

TRILUX recommended a 1:1 replacement with Aragon Fit luminaires and LiveLink SwarmSens — and the Stadtwerke team approved the solution. The entire refurbishment was then handed over to apprentice electricians as a real-world learning project, thanks to the ease of installation.

 

Lighting management for all

LiveLink SwarmSens is designed for simple retrofits in car parks and stairwells with up to 4,069 light points. All daylight and presence sensors are built into the luminaires, with configuration via the SwarmSens app. Basic programming can also be done directly on the controller where app access is not ideal.

 

“Thanks to the simple configuration and commissioning, smart lighting can be implemented with minimal effort, even in cost-sensitive projects,” explains Thomas Roberts, Solution Manager Light Management TRILUX.

 

Hands-on learning

As there was no time pressure, apprentices refurbished the 450 luminaires during regular operations. After training at TRILUX HQ in Arnsberg, they were fully equipped for the job.

 

“The installation was relatively simple. After the power supply to the old lights was switched off, we simply removed and dismantled them. We fitted the adapters supplied by TRILUX for the new luminaires without any problems. The wireless connectivity between fittings made a huge difference, and the programming was quick and intuitive,” says Mihály, apprentice electronics technician at Stadtwerke Heidenheim AG – Unternehmensgruppe.

 

An excellent result

Energy consumption has been cut by 85%, and the new Aragon Fit luminaires create a brighter, more welcoming environment. Their translucent diffuser and wide-beam optics produce a soft ceiling glow that reduces the typical “cave effect” found in underground car parks.

 

“The new installation offers a much higher level of brightness. In addition, the partial lighting approach is not only visually appealing, it also avoids unnecessary energy use by preventing the entire space being lit at once,” adds Aaron Czogalla, Team Leader Technical Maintenance Management / General Construction and Refurbishment at Stadtwerke Heidenheim AG – Unternehmensgruppe.

 

From improved lighting quality to hands-on skills development, the project highlights the practical benefits of TRILUX LiveLink SwarmSens and the ease of delivering energy-efficient, modern lighting for car parks.


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TRILUX has delivered a landmark lighting scheme for the new BNP Paribas headquarters in Brussels—an ambitious, large-scale project that sets a new benchmark for future-facing, sustainable office environments. With over 14,000 light points installed across the site, the project demonstrates TRILUX’s capabilities in delivering customised, smart, and high-quality lighting solutions for modern workplaces across Europe.

BNP Paribas’ new building, Montagne du Parc, combines cutting-edge architecture with passive house performance, employee wellbeing, and environmental credentials. Designed to consolidate and modernise the bank’s office space, the 100,000m² complex accommodates around 4,100 employees across ten above-ground floors and five underground levels. The site also features three publicly accessible green courtyards.

TRILUX worked closely with the design team to meet stringent standards for sustainability, visual comfort and architectural integration. The building has already received multiple accolades, including the prestigious “Best Office and Business Development” award at MIPIM (Marché International des Professionnels de l’immobilier) 2022.

 A Lighting System as Sophisticated as the Architecture

TRILUX supplied over 9,000 customised versions of its 39 series luminaires, flush-mounted throughout the building to maintain clean ceiling lines and deliver uniform, glare-free lighting. In office areas, the 39 luminaires were seamlessly integrated into several chilled ceiling systems and equipped with MRX optics and UGR<19, ensuring both energy efficiency and optimal visual comfort.

To complement the lighting concept and add design flexibility, TRILUX combined the 39s with recessed spotlights for mood and accent lighting. The washrooms and plant rooms were illuminated with Sonnos, SncPoint, Oleveon Fit, and Montigo luminaires. Select fittings were also used decoratively to define zones and enhance the interior architecture.

The building’s smart lighting infrastructure includes Human Centric Lighting (HCL) to mimic the natural daylight cycle, improving visual comfort and supporting occupants’ wellbeing throughout the day.

Tailored Lighting, Designed for People and Place

TRILUX also developed several custom-made luminaires in partnership with interior designers, including sculptural, oversized light rings and a floating, fabric-stretched ceiling in the lounge areas. These architectural lighting features enhance the overall atmosphere while reinforcing the building’s unique interior identity.

This complex, multi-phase scheme highlights TRILUX’s expertise in delivering bespoke, large-scale lighting solutions that align with architectural, technical and environmental priorities.

Lighting Innovation for the Modern Workplace

The new BNP Paribas HQ is a model for the next generation of office buildings—combining Passive House standards with design excellence and smart building capabilities. TRILUX’s full-service lighting approach played a central role in this achievement, from energy-efficient lighting and intelligent controls to highly bespoke solutions that adapt to architectural vision and human needs.


This project reinforces TRILUX’s international reputation for delivering award-winning lighting in complex office environments—ensuring comfort, performance, and sustainability in equal measure. 

 

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In collaboration with Gilbert & Stamper, Zumtobel and its sister brand, Thorn Lighting, have created a bespoke lighting scheme for Oscar Acoustics’ Headquarters, enhancing the building’s industrial aesthetic, supporting its vision for an inspiring workspace that combines style with sustainability.

Entering the Oscar Acoustics Headquarters can be an almost immersive experience: The interplay of bold colours, carefully selected materials, art objects, light and music creates an extravagant, inspiring atmosphere that immediately captivates the visitor. The perfect place to do business and to bring Oscar’s acoustic and soundproofing solutions to life. Zumtobel has equipped the newly built company Headquarters with state-of-the-art, high-quality lighting: The wide product range from PANOS infinity to TECTON provides an aesthetic solution that complements the ‘industrial’ interior design and enables optimum user guidance, high functionality and energy-efficient use of light.

“Our client wants to inspire. They love to create a truly unique experience for partners and customers who visit Oscar Acoustics,” says Nick Hughes, Sales Project Leader at Zumtobel UK & Ireland. “Our main objective as a lighting supplier was therefore to really understand the corporate vision of Oscar Acoustics and the emotions that surround its Headquarters. In collaboration with the electricians at Gilbert & Stamper, we translated this into a harmonious lighting concept that supports the London chic and rock-star-atmosphere of the building.”

Industrial character, dark luminaires

Situated on a former cement works site, the Oscar Acoustics Headquarters consists not only of offices and showrooms, but also serves as a warehouse and logistics centre. The two buildings feature dark metal panels, modern black window frames, brick walls – both inside and out – and high, open ceilings that expose the building infrastructure. To support the modern, industrial character of the interiors, luminaires with dark finishes and a high-end look were key for Oscar Acoustics’ Managing Director, Ben Hancock.

Specifications that perfectly match the TECTON continuous-row lighting system from Zumtobel. It is installed not just in Oscar Acoustics’ open-plan offices, but also in the warehouse area: while the latter uses black TECTON C luminaires, the offices are equipped with TECTON MIREL tunableWhite, which enable dynamic lighting schedules and promote the well-being of employees.

Flexibility first: Why the customer chose TECTON

“The customer was absolutely delighted with TECTON black. It perfectly matches the metallic details of the interior concept,” says Zumtobel Sales Project Leader Nick Hughes. “They were also very pleased with the flexibility and future-proof technology of the TECTON continuous-row lighting system: installation is super easy and simple; luminaires and spotlights can be added wherever required. As the next generations of the energy-efficient TECTON evolve, they can be retrofitted directly without tools, helping to further ensure Oscar Acoustics meet their ambitious sustainability and energy efficiency goals.”

The BREEAM Excellent and EPC A+ ratings for the Headquarters, place the building above the Net Zero Carbon Standard, proving the company’s commitment to environmental protection. The state-of-the-art luminaires and the LITECOM lighting management system from Zumtobel support the efficient utilisation of lighting energy. The natural light entering the Headquarters, is harvested and the luminaires are automatically adjusted to seasonal and daylight-dependent lighting conditions, resulting in energy savings of at least 25 – 30 per cent compared to conventional lighting systems without control.

Light and acoustics contribute to a sense of well-being

The LITECOM system also enables individual selection of the light colour and intensity.

“The customer can create dynamic lighting scenes,” says Nick Hughes, Zumtobel Sales Project Leader. “They can even choose the light colours to match the occasion – whether it be for Christmas or Halloween.”

Customised, innovative and tailored to the needs of its employees: It’s not just the lighting solutions that contribute to the feel-good atmosphere. The company Headquarters are of course equipped with Oscar’s broad range of acoustic finishes – from sprays, ceiling trims and insulation to plaster. As both headquarters and showroom, they create the perfect acoustic environment for visitors and employees alike, supporting Oscar Acoustics’ quest for well-being.

Aesthetic lighting for a fashionable environment

In addition to the numerous functional aspects of the Zumtobel lighting solution, aesthetics was also of great importance. As Oscar Acoustics did not want an off-the-shelf lighting solution, but one that really suited the individual room requirements, Zumtobel developed numerous creative solutions: The rectangular SLOTLIGHT II luminaires directly above Managing Director Ben Hancock’s desk complement the already chic office environment. On entering the reception area, visitors are greeted by PANOS infinity suspended spotlights, which create a moon effect: producing a pleasant, glare-free brightness.

Lighting the Full Experience- from the inside out

To complement the interior lighting scheme, Thorn Lighting’s luminaires have been thoughtfully integrated to enhance the building’s exterior. The Aquaforce Pro fixtures illuminate the roof spaces, while Black Areaflood Pro II floodlights provide powerful lighting around the building’s perimeter. The car park benefits from the Isaro Pro II, ensuring a well-lit and safe environment for visitors and staff. Additionally, Piaza II LED lights accentuate the external walls, bringing a cohesive and polished look to the outdoor areas that mirrors the sophistication of the interior.

“Well designed, well thought out and innovation-led: Oscar Acoustics’ combines office and industrial applications to create a truly inspiring workspace,” sums up Zumtobel Sales Project Leader Nick Hughes.  Ben Hancock Managing Director at Oscar Acoustics comments, Lighting is almost as important as the architecture itself, when creating a warm and inviting space.  Design is extremely important to me, so I took great care in selecting lighting that not only performed well but also looked the part and fitted with my vision. Zumtobel were able to give me this with their impressive range. We are extremely pleased with the result.


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CONNECTING COMMUNITIES WITH LIGHT:

TRILUX ENHANCES URBAN SPACES AND COMMUNITY WELLNESS

As the heart of North Kensington evolves, the Westway Community Street project emerges as a beacon of community enhancement complemented by TRILUX lighting.

Situated beneath the Westway elevated carriageway, this vibrant area spans from Acklam Road to Stable Way, encompassing significant sites like Westway Sports Centre, Maxilla Walk at the Grenfell Memorial Wall and the Portobello Canopy. With funding secured from the GLA Good Growth Fund, Westway Trust embarked on this ambitious project to transform the landscape, boost community wellness, and increase the usage of the Westway Sports Centre and surrounding areas.

 

The Vision:

The Community Street project aimed to create a cohesive, safe, and welcoming public realm. The strategy, developed by DK-CM Architects and informed by extensive co-design and engagement with local residents, focused on enhancing connectivity along the Westway, addressing pedestrian difficulties, and improving visibility and perceptions of safety. TRILUX’s innovative lighting solutions were instrumental in achieving these goals, providing visually pleasing and compliant lighting that met the diverse needs of this dynamic community space.

Tom Bacon, DK-CM Architects, highlighted the importance of lighting in the project, saying,

“Westway Community Street is a community-led strategy for enhancing public spaces below the Westway elevated carriageway in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. Interventions range from sports and social provision to urban greening, building refurbishments, and exemplary new lighting, signage and wayfinding.”

 

The Challenge: Illuminating Complex Urban Spaces

The Westway area is characterised by its rich social, cultural, and political history, combined with significant economic challenges. The construction of the Westway road itself left a temporal and spatial ‘scar’ on the urban fabric, and the spaces below have since become a hub of social, cultural, and economic activity. The challenge was transforming these spaces into a coherent, inviting, and secure environment reflecting the area’s vibrant heritage.

 

The Solution: TRILUX Lighting Excellence

TRILUX’s commitment to innovation and sustainability shone through in the development of bespoke and customised products and turnkey solutions. The lighting interventions focused on key areas of pedestrian difficulty and poor visibility, providing good visibility and feelings of safety in dim or after-dark conditions. The TRILUX luminaires, known for their high-efficiency LED technology and resistance to extreme weather conditions, provided both functionality and style, enhancing the aesthetic appeal of the urban space while promoting safety and orientation.

The lighting project covered four key areas across a site slightly over half a mile long, primarily pedestrianised. The scope included luminaire design, manufacture, supply, and installation. Here’s a brief summary of the lighting work carried out in the key areas:

 

The Roundabout

The TRILUX team designed bespoke LED donut-shaped luminaires specifically for this location to uplift the space. These luminaires, combined with Combial LED floodlight, are installed around and fixed to the columns under the roadway. The additional indirect lighting element and illuminated vertical surfaces create a welcoming atmosphere, visual guidance, and a secure ambience for the local community.

 

Malton Road

A special for the TRILUX range, robust and recyclable custom catenary luminaires were installed under the roadway to provide consistent and functional lighting, throughout the scheme.

 

Bramley Road and Maxilla Walk

To keep the design signature consistent and replicate the look and feel of the other areas in the scheme, a large version of the bespoke LED Donut-shaped luminaire is paired with four smaller versions alongside the Combial luminaires around the columns, creating a well-lit and secure environment.

 

Portobello Canopy

At Portobello Canopy, TRILUX mounted Combial luminaires on the existing structure under the market canopy. These luminaires light the space, reflecting light and creating an inviting ambience. They are energy-efficient, contributing to the project’s low energy costs. Faciella high-performance and energy-efficient projectors were used for the stage area to enhance the lighting effect further.

Further luminaires were provided for separate projects and installed by the client across the site.

 

The Impact: A Brighter Future for Westway

Westway Trust, Community Street Project Manager, praised the outcomes, stating, “The new lighting solutions provided by TRILUX have significantly uplifted the evening landscape, making the area more desirable and secure for community activities. The feedback from stakeholders has been overwhelmingly positive, and we are excited about the positive changes this project brings to the Westway community.”

Through their expertise and innovative solutions, TRILUX has helped to shape a future where the Westway Community Street is a safer, more connected, and vibrant public space, fostering community spirit and enhancing quality of life for all.


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TRILUX has successfully implemented a cutting-edge, holistic lighting solution for the Alicante Digital District, an innovative technology hub located at the Port of Alicante. The district, covering 9,200 sqm and comprising four two-storey buildings, has become a magnet for over 300 tech companies specialising in technology, innovation, and artificial intelligence. TRILUX’s state-of-the-art lighting concept enhances the appeal and functionality of this thriving business ecosystem.

 

Lighting the Heart of Alicante’s Digital Transformation

The Alicante Digital District is part of the Region of Valencia’s ambitious efforts to transition from traditional production models to a forward-thinking digital economy. Situated at the Port of Alicante, with breathtaking views of Santa Bárbara Castle, the sea, and the city skyline, the district is at the forefront of the planned Port Technology Hub.

Its prime location offers exceptional national and international connections. Madrid is just two hours away by high-speed train, and Alicante-Elche Airport is a mere 15-minute drive, providing direct links to major European capitals.

Smart, Sophisticated Infrastructure for a Digital Ecosystem

The architecture and design of the district’s four new buildings have been meticulously crafted to meet the needs of the digital industry, offering collaborative spaces, private offices, and facilities for events, training, and presentations. The extensive outdoor areas, including parking spaces, pathways, green zones, and terraces, also required a versatile and integrated lighting solution.

TRILUX was chosen as the lighting partner due to its ability to deliver a seamless, high-quality solution for both interior and exterior spaces, ensuring energy efficiency, smart control, and sleek design throughout.

Innovative Interior Lighting Solutions

Inside the buildings, TRILUX’s E-Line Next linear luminaire system, in sleek black, takes centre stage, providing UGR19 glare-free illumination ideal for workstations. Corridors are lit with Sonnos recessed luminaires, while Ambiella downlights, with their IP44 protection rating, enhance the sanitary areas. The entire interior lighting system is connected via the LiveLink lighting management system, which uses daylight and presence sensors for optimal energy efficiency and comfort.

The flexibility of the LiveLink control system allows for easy adjustments as tenant requirements or room uses change, ensuring a user-friendly experience with intuitive control.

Modern Outdoor Lighting to Complement the Architecture

TRILUX’s exterior lighting solutions complement the sleek architectural design of the buildings. The outdoor lighting scheme, which includes square Skeo Q wall luminaires, Lutera recessed floor luminaires, and round Invego wall luminaires, accentuates the buildings while harmonising with the environment. The staircases are illuminated with Pareda Slim recessed wall luminaires, featuring asymmetrical beam characteristics for a striking visual effect.

In the parking areas, TRILUX’s durable and efficient Deveo Fit luminaires provide optimal lighting with minimal operating costs. All outdoor fixtures are rated IP66, ensuring robustness and longevity in outdoor conditions.

Collaboration and Expertise Drive Success

The lighting design for the Alicante Digital District was created in close collaboration with GLOGESTEC Engineering (Valencia) and installed by SOLTEC Installateur. This teamwork ensured a smooth execution and the delivery of high-quality results.

Sergio de la Torre, Area Sales at TRILUX, commented:

“The Alicante Digital District exemplifies how well our product portfolio and expertise align with the demands of the market. It also highlights the importance of collaboration between partners to achieve success in large-scale, complex projects.”


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Premium Lighting for Premier League Football: Zumtobel Illuminates Tottenham Hotspur Training Centre

The Tottenham Hotspur Training Centre in Enfield, North London, is one of the premier training grounds in the world. It boasts state-of-the-art facilities catering to every aspect of player training and development, from physical conditioning to mental coaching. The facility also serves as a hub for social and educational programs, enriching the lives of thousands within the local community.

Zumtobel, having already forged a successful partnership with Tottenham Hotspur through the supply of over 77,000 luminaires for the iconic Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, was once again selected as the preferred lighting supplier for the Training Centre. With a diverse range of luminaires, bespoke product development capabilities, and unparalleled installation expertise, Zumtobel was uniquely positioned to enhance the Training Centre’s multifaceted environment at the intersection of sports, education, and architecture. Every aspect of training in one place.

Team play first

To shed the best possible light on all these different club activities, lighting provider Zumtobel was heavily involved in the concept stage of the project, working closely with F3 Architects, Electro Tech Installations and M & E consultants EDP Environmental.

In order to be able to implement individual changes to the standard luminaires and to supply customised products, Zumtobel put two experienced lighting designers on the team throughout the process to make sure that the lengths and sizes of the luminaires fitted and all the clients’ and architects’ wishes were realised.

Unique design concept, urban appeal

Rachel McMurray, Zumtobel Project Manager, comments: “We focused mainly on helping the architect produce the desired design results. It was all about finding the right luminaire, in a certain product quality and longevity, that also gave the right feeling in terms of aesthetics.” F3 architects’ concept asked for a modern design approach with an urban, industrial feel that included high ceilings, exposed services, brickwork and much more.

“Especially in the refurbishment part of the project, the overall look became a lot more edgy”, Rachel McMurray continues. “Our luminaires reflected that urban, funky look – we used black coatings, opaque optic elements and a completely bespoke, original installation.”

Different luminaires reflect different kinds of activities 

“Our luminaires create a nice variety for the players,” says Rachel McMurray. “Each area has its specific look and provides a different inspiration.”

All the luminaires throughout the gym and activation area are ball-proof. The gymnasium has been built completely new and features SLOTLIGHT light lines in many different lengths. The architects played with the linear look to give the room a dynamic, urban design. The unique environment is designed to spur the athletes – both professional and junior – on to an even greater performance.

Restaurant lighting promotes social exchange

To illuminate food and drinks in the best possible way and enhance the modern, edgy design of the restaurant area, Zumtobel opted for MICROS and DIAMO luminaires. MICROS downlights in black feature modern reflector technology and a round shape that encourages social exchange. Various beam angles combined with excellent glare control make MICROS perfectly adaptable to general lighting tasks in every hospitality area. DIAMO spotlights complement the lighting concept by creating powerful accents in brilliant lighting quality and RESCLITE PRO as well as ARTSIGN both ensure the athletes’ safety in an emergency.

Office lighting activates human biorhythm

For best working conditions in the office areas, Zumtobel chose MELLOW LIGHT. With its dynamic lighting characteristics, it is modelled on daylight and has a particularly activating effect on the human biorhythm. MELLOW LIGHT can also help to create different moods in the room and is an ideal solution for computer work and VDU work because of its effective glare control. With its minimalist appearance, MELLOW LIGHT blends seamlessly into the surrounding architecture.

Academy corridors are lit by PANOS infinity LED circular downlights. RESCLITE PRO and ARTSIGN provide best-in-class emergency lighting throughout all the walkways.

Excellent teamwork for an elite sports facility

The diverse and complex project with its various applications has been made possible by outstanding teamwork and experienced partners: “From concept to installation: Each stage in the project is critical”, says Rachel McMurray. “We received fantastic support from all our partners, so we were able to accommodate the many changes in planning with ease.”

The successful partnership continues

Zumtobel are already working on a follow-up project for Tottenham Hotspur, with a state-of-the-art lighting solution for the extended Media Centre.

 


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Adapting to the New Normal: Innovative Lighting for Post-Pandemic Workspaces

TRILUX is thrilled to introduce Rail, a game-changing lighting system specifically crafted for the evolving post-pandemic workplace. This innovative solution combines advanced technology with a sophisticated design, offering a unique blend of functionality and aesthetics. Rail is not just a lighting system, it’s a statement of modernity and adaptability, designed to enhance wellness, neurodiversity, creativity, and productivity in your workspace.

 

Invisible Connection. Visible Impact.

Emotional light is a decisive element in today’s hybrid working environments. Rail offers a highly flexible basis for attractive and adaptive lighting concepts, including smart connectivity, making it an ideal choice for accentuating contemporary office settings.

 

Flexible Elegance for the Office

Rail is not just a lighting system, it’s a design element that seamlessly integrates into any office decor. Its optimised design combines flexible power supply and control lines in a sleek aluminium profile, while its flush invisible adapters and high-quality fine-textured structure add a touch of elegance to any space. With the option to customise in individual colours or bending radii, Rail offers architects and interior designers complete design freedom, allowing them to create unique and inspiring workspaces.

 

Smart and Powerful

As a 230V track, Rail eliminates the need for a separate converter, enabling long distances without voltage loss and ensuring a robust power reserve for high luminous flux applications. The profile features six conductors for three separately switched luminaire groups and DALI control lines for advanced light management, such as LiveLink. Wireless control is also possible with Casambi. These innovative features of Rail inspire new possibilities in office lighting.

 

Versatile Installation

Rail’s versatility allows it to be mounted on ceilings or walls, installed in suspended ceilings, or plastered in. When suspended, it can even provide indirect lighting. These choices help Rail align perfectly with any spatial concept and architectural design.

 

Emotional Accents for Multi-Space Offices

Rail allows for the creation of high-contrast, atmospheric lighting moods with spotlights, flush-mounted linear inserts, and pendant luminaires. Whether for relaxation areas or informal encounters, Rail enhances the office environment, making it more than just a workspace.

 


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TRILUX ILLUMINATES 2 MORE LONDON: DELIVERING A PREMIUM GRADE CAT A LIGHTING FIT-OUT

As London’s skyline evolves, 2 More London is a space where innovation meets inspiration, powered by TRILUX lighting excellence.

In the bustling heart of London’s South Bank, amidst the iconic skyline between London Bridge and Tower Bridge, lies 2 More London—a contemporary hub for office space. Recently revitalised, the third floor of this landmark underwent a CAT A fit-out, setting new workplace design and sustainability standards. TRILUX, renowned for its technical lighting expertise, played a pivotal role in illuminating this prestigious project.

The Vision: Clean lines to blend in, quality to stand out

As a hub for business and creativity, 2 More London demanded a lighting solution that not only met the highest efficiency standards but also didn’t disappoint aesthetically. Led by the consultancy Chapman BDSP, the project aimed to create a workspace that attracts the highest-quality tenants, showcasing the architectural aesthetic against the stunning London backdrop.

The Challenge: Transforming Space with Precision

According to the latest figures published by Savills, 91 per cent of all newly leased space in the City of London for the year to June 23 was grade-A compared with a 67 per cent long-term average pre-pandemic.

*Investor Chronicle September 2022

Here, we have 14,362 square feet of office space encased in floor-to-ceiling glazing; the project called for a high-quality lighting solution with minimal glare while maintaining consistency and energy efficiency. TRILUX rose to the challenge, working closely with Paul Earl Limited to implement their cutting-edge lighting products.

The Solution: TRILUX Lighting Excellence

TRILUX’s commitment to innovation and sustainability shone through in the selection of products. The Inperla Ligra Plus LED downlight, renowned for its easy-mounting and flexible design, was seamlessly integrated into existing ceiling cutouts. Sonnos LED downlights, provided exceptional quality light —a perfect fit for refurbishment requirements.

Notably, over 500 metres of bespoke LED light channel was the star of the show in the office space. This solution illuminated the vast expanse of office space, delivering both functionality and style.

The luminaires are highly recyclable, and the LED light channel can be reconfigured for specific tenants’ requirements and can be fully refurbished and reused in the future, reducing the carbon impact.

Luke Facer, Electrical Project Manager, Paul Earl Limited, says,

“Working on the Cat A at 2 More London was really exciting in such a sought-after location with outstanding views of the City and Tower Bridge from the 3rd floor; working with TRILUX was a pleasure, with exceptional communication from Vick and Gary, who were always on the phone to answer any queries or send any information that was requested by myself. The TRILUX light fittings themselves were of A1 quality and easy to assemble on-site with a sleek finish that really set off the hanging rafts that they were installed into.”

In a market where Grade A spaces redefine workplace standards, 2 More London strives for more: More freedom. More flexibility. More capability. More creativity. TRILUX’s lighting design and technology expertise played a vital role in shaping the future of the workspace —a fusion of efficiency, creativity, and sustainability.

 


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