Lampade.it Professional

Client: Ltg lofts to go gmbh & co. Kg | coodo Provider of mobile housing units German company based in brandenburg Objectives: Lighting concept for coodo models Adaptation to the design requirements and philosophy of coodo Results: Design and quality: through "high-light" products from molto luce brand. Feel-good ambience: thanks to light colour temperature 2700k - 3000k Functional light in the smallest space with eye-catching effect Inital situation: The brandenburg-based manufacturing company lofts to go pursues the idea of an innovative way of life that allows you to escape the city and be closer to nature, by creating a place for relaxation. This is how coodo was born - a company that has embraced the instant-build concept to create a new dimension of living space solutions. With so-called mobile tiny houses, it is possible to build non-stationary houses, on land and water without having to decide on a fixed place to live. Through modular design in the nordic standard, individual living spaces of about 24–96sqm are created with a high demand on design and quality. Minimalism is re-thought here - because in addition to top insulation, high-quality glazing, electricity, heating and cooling, a kitchenette and bathroom are also provided. In addition to the sustainable concept, special attention was paid to the natural light in the design. But since daylight is a finite commodity, it was necessary to develop a lighting concept that adapts to the style of the mobile units and serves the purpose of finding peace and relaxation. Values which, appropriately enough, are also part of the corporate philosophy. Implementation: Light serves as a natural clock in people's lives. When designing the artificial lighting, the availability of daylight in the room played a central role. Due to the open construction and fully glazed façade elements. Appealing and dynamic lighting design could be implemented here with a reduced and precise distribution of different types of luminaires. After extensive discussions with coodo, three very different ideas were developed in the following conception phase. Attention was paid not only to variance in style, but also in budget. In order to better present the concepts, 3d representations were created to simulate the light distribution in the room. From discreet, futuristic luminaires that create a uniform lighting pattern, to linear, accentuated lighting via recessed spots. For the ceiling and furniture, for a homely, cozy atmosphere, to a solution that combines extraordinary design with technical features. Ltg lofts to go decided to implement the third variant with the title: "the recessed & the pendant". Here, the lighting designers relied on a high diversity of luminaires with different technical lighting characteristics to create a pleasant yet attractive overall appearance. From pendant luminaires, such as the trigga loon mini (molto luce), to the ride ring pendant luminaire (molto luce), which clearly functions as a highlight and leaves nothing to be desired in terms of design and materiality. With a light colour temperature of 2700k-3000k, the lighting provides a cozy and homely atmosphere. Result: With the new lighting concept, lighting designers from lampenwelt professional gave coodo an impressive lighting ambience, which underlines the interior design and the futuristic exterior. In this way, it is possible to create a lot of living space in the tiny houses. Quote from the client: "the close bond between ltg lofts to go and lampenwelt is based on the common goal of launching a novel product that attracts and inspires people like fireworks." Mark dare schmiedel of lofts to go gmbh & co. Kg

Client: Rhönenergie fulda gmbh one of the top 50 energy & water supply companies in germany 1.000+ employees   Goals:  On-schedule implementation with a narrow time frame. Equipping a large building complex minimization of light pollution Results: Delivery and installation on schedule use of luminaires with a luminous intensity of 14,000 to 26,000 lumen prevention of stray light near windows Initial situation: The energy supplier rhönenergie fulda was about to develop a new, more modern location. When the lighting designers from lampenwelt professional started planning the large-scale project, building construction and electrical planning were already well advanced, so that some ceiling outlets had already been specified. In addition, special attention was to be paid to the issue of light pollution in any planning. This is because fulda was the first and only city in germany to be awarded the title of "star city" by the international dark-sky association (ida) in 2019. This means that fulda is setting an example against light pollution. Rhönenergie felt it was important to underline this status by setting a positive example. Rhönenergie had no precise idea of the solutions on the market and their costs - which on the one hand offered flexibility, but on the other hand increased the demand for advice. As the project time was limited in order to ensure the punctual move into the new headquarters of the energy supplier, a narrow delivery and action window had to be observed. Implementation: After a site inspection, the first mood boards and solution approaches were created. after the selection process, the lighting designers then went into the planning and conceptual design of three final solution variants. Afterwards, the visualization was taken care of - here, the possibilities range from simple positioning proposals to representation in 2d and 3d lighting design. Especially in the case of 3d planning, the results can be predicted particularly accurately, even before the foundation stone is laid, which is why this representation is becoming increasingly popular.  as the adjustment of the ceiling outlets was only possible to a limited extent due to a concrete core-activated ceiling, rhönenergie decided to use special table luminaires for a state-of-the-art lighting installation in the office areas. The special feature: the light creates intense, indirect illumination by shining from the employees' desks to the ceiling and being reflected from there. This keeps the work area glare-free and prevents multiple shadows, which ensures a pleasant and harmonious feeling of space as well as optimal working conditions.  modern lighting solutions were thus used to optimize or even replace classic concepts. Especially in the reception hall with its large glass fronts and the bistro area, attention was paid to the stylish yet efficient use of light sources. For example, luminaires with microprismatic covers were specifically used. This ensures effective glare control for direct and indirect lighting. it goes without saying that, in addition to such refinements, a harmonious and practical integration of the luminaires into the overall picture is enormously important.   Result: All lighting decisions followed the approach of minimizing light pollution. Thus, stray light is always prevented the closer a luminaire comes to a window front. luminaires with different beam angles and characteristics were therefore used. in addition, care was taken to select dimmable luminaires with a luminous intensity of 14,000 to 26,000 lumens. To round things off, the entire building was equipped with night-time dimming after 5 p.m. - a "night-time programme" was installed to additionally support the reduction of light intensity in the evening hours.    despite the tight time frame, the lighting design team from lampenwelt professional was able to complete the project on time and fulfil all the client's premises. Quote: "the collaboration with lampenwelt was a great experience! I have rarely met a supplier who exhibited as much motivation, professionalism and customer orientation" Dennis fehling, project manager restart & head of acquisitions of rhönenergie

Brief info: Customer: Coffee fellows gmbh Largest coffee-shop chain in germany 238 shops, 1 hotel, 3 stores in asia Goals: Flexibility with interchangability of the bulbs Lightquality and intensity, which supports the corporate identity Initial situation: Coffee fellows is the largest coffee-shop chain in german know especially in the inner-cities, train stations, airports, shopping malls and pedestrian zones. Currently, there are 238 cafés operating under the name coffee fellows and that number is constantly growing. Since 2019 there are even 3 stores in mongolia and in dortmund a hotel has since been opened as well. With all this growth, the franchise business needed a reliable partner for maintaining and expanding their new cafés It requires a strong partnership that provides a reliable service tailored to the customer's needs, as well as a partnership that understands the customer's mission statement and meets it with the appropriate product range. Implementation: Lampenwelt professional met these needs in two ways. On the one hand, lampenwelt serves the style of the company with its assortment and supports the concept of the customer with the appropriate light selection: "feel at home". After all, the atmosphere created by the light here is a very important tool for creating coziness in a public place. Thus, "cozy light" is used in all stores. With a cri 90 and 2,700 kelvin, a beautiful, warm white light is created, which invites people to linger. And that's exactly what the founders of the successful company, kathrin and stefan tewes, who want to get out of the "to-go movement" and back to "stay", want, to bring the enjoyment of coffee back to their customers in a calm ambience. This underscores another important point in the coffee fellows concept: sustainability. Not only the to-go cup is to be exchanged for the ceramic cup, no, also the coffee is bought from sustainable cultivation and directly from the farmer in africa. In terms of design, the theme of sustainability is supported by the high proportion of natural materials in the interior. For example, wood as flooring and wall cladding in an industrial style are characteristic of coffee fellows. The industrial look runs through from the entrance area to the lounge and so the luminaires are also perfectly matched to it. But lampenwelt not only supports this partnership in terms of luminaires and lamps, no, it is the special service that characterizes the cooperation here. Lampenwelt commits itself in this partnership to always have the coordinated assortment in stock for coffee fellows and provided a personal contact person for all stores. Under the motto "no dark stores" we enable our customers the service to deliver their coordinated goods in an uncomplicated and fast way and also to equip new stores in the corporate of the chain in case of fast growth. Result Due to our large assortment at lampenwelt, there is no limit to our style. We always find the right one for each customer and, beyond the luminaires, we adapt the lamps and lighting to the goals of our customers. In this way, in all coffee fellows stores, it is also through the lighting that we succeed in strengthening the feel-good factor for the customer and creating a cozy place that feels like home - "feel like home". To ensure that corporate culture and design are consistently supported, we make sure that every store can be equipped with the same lamps and luminaires - no matter where and at any time! Conclusion: A partnership like this paves the way for us to rethink service. Long-term partnerships are fertile ground for ideas and forward-looking collaboration that benefits both sides. Light is our passion, and in projects like this we see in every customer who relaxes and enjoys their drink at coffee fellows that our work can make a big difference, even if it's just a nice moment over a cup of coffee. Quote: "for us as a chain store, it is ideal that we can have all of our luminaires and lighting products shipped to all of our locations at home & abroad at short notice. For new openings, we can rely on everything reaching the construction site on time." Stephan nitsche coffee fellows gmbh