Led bollards
An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about led bollards
Product • By Reliance Foundry • R-9830 Lighted Bollard
R-9830 Lighted Bollard
Featuring neutral white (4000K) LED lights, the R-9830 lighted bollard’s modern, sleek aesthetic makes it an excellent fit for a multitude of outdoor furnishing styles. The lighted bollard provides excellent visibility at night and increases safety for vehicles and pedestrians.
The R-9830 bollards are a convenient alternative to solar-powered bollards for areas that do not receive enough sunlight, such as forested pathways or northern cities. Can be installed virtually anywhere with access to wired power. More
Product • By Reliance Foundry • R-9833 Lighted Garden Bollard
R-9833 Lighted Garden Bollard
Just under 2′ tall, the R-9833 is our shortest lighted bollard, making it an ideal size for garden and pathway use. R-9833 lighted bollards offer a great alternative to solar powered bollards for areas where the weather does not make solar power practical.
The bollard’s LED color temperature is 4000K, giving it a neutral white glow. R-9833 lighted bollards have easy bolt-down installation. They are IP66 rated and have a durable, contemporary design with powerful LEDs. More
Project • By Eisenman Architects • Cultural Centres
Cidade da Cultura de Galicia / City of Culture of Galicia
The City of Culture is a new cultural center for the Province of Galicia in northwestern Spain. Its design evolves from the superposition of three sets of information. First, the street plan of the medieval center of Santiago is overlaid on a topographic map of the hillside site (which overlooks the city). Second, a modern Cartesian grid is laid over these medieval routes. Third, through computer modeling software, the topography of the hillside is allowed to distort the two flat geometries, thus generating a topological surface that repositions old and new in a simultaneous matrix never before seen.
The original center of Santiago conforms to a figure/ground urbanism in which buildings are figural, or solid, and the streets are residual... More