Exterior Lighting     a Canada Water Bus Station, London, England In cases where luminaires cannot be hidden – such as at the Canada Water Bus Station – lighting systems have to meet particularly high aesthetics requirements. For this reason, there was a need for a suitable lighting system that complements the architecture. a a Centrum West Station, Zoetermeer, The Netherlands By the time it reopened as Centrum West, the combined suburban rail, tram, and bus station had acquired new ceilings, stairs, modern lifts, and SILL luminaires. a a Hamburg Central Bus Station, Germany The sickle-shaped, curved glass roof of Hamburg central bus station – which was completed in 2003 – spans the bus bays and glazed service building at a height of 11metres. It is supported by similarly delicate columns. a a Leidschenveen, The Hague, The Netherlands This station, which was opened in 2006 in the middle of the Leidschenveen development area, forms the gateway between The Hague, Rotterdam, and Zoetermeer – a vibrant hub which is both functional and people-oriented. a a Shin-Yatsushiro Station, Yatsushiro City, Japan SILL series 454 cityliters with an integrated ballast were installed to illuminate the pavement canopies. a a Willem Dreeslaan Station, Zoetermeer, The Netherlands Effective, pleasant lighting is provided by luminaires such as 020 series parabolic projectors by SILL. a a „Porta Garibaldi“ Station, Milan, Italy The aim of the new illumination design was to enhance the function and aesthetics of the Porta Garibaldi station. The result – achieved through the selection and positioning of almost 1,400 luminaires, some of which were specially developed – is far more than the sum of its parts. a a Bahnhof Manchester Gateway, England The 18 series 401 plane projectors with 250 watt lamps, 10 series 408 plane projectors with 150 watt lamps and 3 series 495 high power projectors combine technical design, a high degree of efficiency, and a long lifespan. a a London Bridge Station, England The solution of almost 170 SILL type 453 and 460 plane projectors provide more than three times the original illuminance even though there are 20% less luminaires than previously. a a London Heathrow Airport, Terminal 5, bus station and carparks, England The canopies are uplit by means of 250 pairs of series 454 projectors by SILL, mounted using special brackets. a a The Runner / Omonia square, Athens, Greece The artwork, installed in 1988, called "The Runner" is 8 meters high and is based in the centre of Athens. Materials: Glass, iron a a Bahnhofssteg Göppingen, Germany This 150 meters steel truss bridge spans both the tracks of the railway station and the River Fils.Thanks to its new bike path and walkway, the residents of the southern part of Göppingen now have direct access to the their station. a a Blackfriars Bridge, London, England This beautiful wrought iron, five-arched road bridge, has been spanning the River Thames in central London since 1869, connecting the West End and City with Southwark on the south bank. a a Brandenburg Gate The Brandenburg Gate is the most important building of the german unity. a a Eleanor Schonell Bridge, Greenbridge, Australia Completed in 2007, this bridge which is 390 meters in length is Australia’s first bridge in almost 100 years that is intended exclusively for buses, bicycles, and pedestrians. a a Lutherbrücke, Berlin, Germany Erected in 1891–92, the landmarked Lutherbrücke crosses the River Spree in the immediate vicinity of Bellevue Castle – the home of Germany’s Federal President – and the park on the grounds of the President’sTriangle. a a Munksjö Bridge, Jönköping, Sweden With a length of 262.5meters, this structure has been connecting the suburbs of Jönköping, which are separated by Lake Munksjö, since 2006. Thanks to the quick connection pro - vided by the bridge, the centre of the region does not only have the opportunity for economic development but has also added an architectural lighting attraction.The lighting is provided by our 141 projectors using RGB LED lamps. a a Nelson Mandela Bridge, Johannesburg, South Africa Johannesburg has set out to be to be both innovative and attractive. One means to achieve this ambitious goal is the use of exceptional lighting. The dynamic lighting created by light sculptor Patrick Rimoux focuses our attention on the Nelson Mandela Bridge. Its illumination symbolized activity and movement. Our contribution: one of the worlds first large-scale colour change LED projectors, based upon the parabolic projectors of our 022 series fitted with RGB LED lamps. The top of each pylon on the suspension bridge has four fittings each, to create a dynamic colour changing beacon. a a Nordbrücke, Berlin-Spandau, Germany In addition to light bands, this approx. 250 meters long bridge across the River Havel is lit by plane projectors of the 458 series which are installed along the handrails on both sides. They are mounted on twin-armed, minimalist posts and underline the functionality of the bridge. Oberhavel, a city on the water, now has a direct connection to the other bank of the Havel thanks to this bridge completed in 2001. a a Oberbaumbrücke, Berlin, Germany Erected between 1894 and 1902, this bridge crossing the River Spree echoes London’s Tower Bridge thanks to its two-level design and confident architecture. While the upper level accommodates the tracks of Berlin’s underground and suburban railway, the lower level is reserved for cars and bicycles. a a Pont Saint Esprit, Bayonne, France The city of Bayonne in the southern French border region with Spain is divided into three districts by the River Adour which are interconnected by three bridges. Built in 1125, the arched stone bridge “Pont Saint Esprit” is the youngest of these three bridges. It connects the quarters of Petit Bayonne and Saint Esprit which house the cathedral and the railway station. a a Puente de la Salve, Bilbao, Spain The “Puente de La Salve” bridge – which is officially named “Puente Príncipes de España” – connects the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao with the historic Old Town of this Basque metropolis. a a Storebæltsbroen, Kopenhagen, Denmark This road and rail bridge is part of the crossing connecting the Great Belt and the Islands of Funen and Seeland and has a length of 2,694 meters as well as a main span of 1,624 meters. It is currently the longest suspension bridge in Europe and the second longest in the world. Electrolysis-protected parabolic projectors, high power projectors and accessories were used to light this vast construction. a a Bath SILL LIGHTS UP ROMAN BATHS The Heritage Services section of Bath & North East Somerset Council has specified Sill Lighting at the Roman Baths in the city of Bath. a a Heathrow Terminal 5 SILL TAKES OFF WITH TERMINAL 5 Sill Lighting luminaires have played a major role in the lighting schemes at Heathrow’s Terminal 5. a a 101 - The highest buliding of the world The Taipeh Financial Center is 508 metres high and has got 101 stories. a a Olympic stadium Berlin The reconstruction of the Olympic stadium in Berlin started in autumn 2000. A very special event will be the final game of the Football World Championship held in Berlin. a a Potsdamerplatz Arkaden The glass roof of the Potsdamer Platz Arkaden has been equipped with over 600 090... projectors.The illumination is spread indirectly via the glass panes all over the ceiling and back into the interior.Lightplanning: Licht-Design, Cologne a a "Red Town Hall" of Berlin shines in new glory The new exterior lighting, developed and installed by SILL, effectively accentuates architecture and impression of one of the most famous Berlin landmarks. a a Nova Eventis shopping mall, Leipzig The Nova Eventis shopping mall, one of the major future projects of the growing Leipzig area, is expected to be completed in the autumn of 2006. a a Guggenheim museum, Bilbao Opened in 1997, the Guggenheim museum at Bilbao with a total area of 24,000 sqm is a prime location for international first-class art exhibitions. Designed by architect Frank O. Gehry, the building is a work of art in its own right with an impressive combination of different materials like steel, stone, titanium and water playing the light. a a Terminal 1, Hamburg Airport a a Gaudi building, Barcelona The Casa Batlló in Barcelona was originally built in 1877 and was then completely redesigned by the architect Antonio Gaudí from 1904 to 1906. a a Altes Bolle, Berlin The whole complex of building Spreebogen/Alte Meierei Berlin has been equipped with SILL Power Projectors. The reduced illumination of the facede of the Alte Meierei results in a dramatic contrast to the bright lit building of the ministry of interior. a a Clifford Chance, London Peter Charleton, Managing Partner of Clifford Chance spoke of the need to have a light, open, modern, forward thinking design. a a Marshallbridge, Potsdamer Platz, Berlin For a bridge named after the former american forces commander the team of architects Gerkan,Marg&partner developed an illumination idea. a a Bank in Athens For a bank in Athens the illumination should symbolize stability and security, as well as flexibility and mobility. a a Parking lot Allianz Insurance, Zurich For the parking lot of the Allianz insurance company in Zurich two secondary reflectors 531 with 3x5 facets have been installed in a height of eight metres. a a Thalia-Theater, Hamburg The Thalia theater is an illumination highlight of downtown Hamburg. a a Royal Albert Hall, London Completed in 1871 and built in the style of a Roman amphitheatre, the Royal Albert Hall bears witness of the Victorian architecture. a   Franz Sill GmbH 06.09.2010

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