Recessed wall luminaires
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Project • By BEGA • Swimming Pools
Schwimmoper Swimming Centre, Wuppertal
The “Schwimmoper” (English: “Swimming Opera House”) gets its name from the destroyed Barmen Opera House, which was to have been rebuilt where the swimming centre now stands.Even in the 1950s, the “Schwimmoper” in Wuppertal was considered to be an extraordinary and well equipped sports centre. Thanks to modernisation work completed in 2010, its good reputation has also been brought up to date. In addition to a newly designed sauna and fitness area, the swimming centre boasts an imposing renovated swimming hall with room for 1600 spectators. The galleries extend parallel to the large sports pools and provide visitors with an optimum view of the competitions.Strong colours and high-quality materials create a... More
RIVA, Dortmund
One of Europe’s biggest structural change projects is currently taking place in the southern district of Dortmund city. What was once the home of glowing steel and smoking chimneys is now an area of recreation with the newly created Phoenixsee lake. Numerous linear-style buildings are settling along its shore.One of the most elegant buildings stands directly alongside the small harbour basin - the RIVA residential and commercial building. Constructed in 2013, the building is notable for its clear-cut lines which are emphasised by the successful use of glass and limestone among others.LED wall luminaires illuminate the nearby parking area. Spatial illumination of the parking area is promoted by the choice of asymmetrical light distribu... More