Anello

Anello is an urban lighting system designed by architect Marc Aurel as part of a project to renovate the historic centre of Poitiers. It is designed to set an object belonging to the domestic imagination in a public space. The circular shape is inspired by a large ring with prominent edges with geometrical patterns on the surface: the structure of the optical compartment is in polished black cast aluminium with a transparent methacrylate screen on the outside and pyramid-like decorative elements on the inside, which generate an unusual optical effect.

Two versions are available: one for general downlight emission, the other with up/down emission. Up lighting involves one to five LED modules that can be adjusted to 30° to highlight elements in the surrounding environment. The number of modules can be changed on request. General lighting envisages an optical unit with warm white monochromatic LEDs, while neutral white LEDs are used to illuminate decorative elements.Street lighting system for use with LED light sources.
Comprising a pole and optical compartment.
Optical compartment comprising: structure in powder-coated cast aluminium with an external screen in transparent methacrylate; optical unit with warm white monochromatic LEDs (3000K) for general lighting and cool white monochromatic LEDs (6000K) for lighting decorative elements.
Two pole options: pole with mounting plate and pole inserted in ground Replaceable LED group.
Electronic power supply inside the product.
Design: Marc Aurel