The Open University ‚Jennie Lee‘ building was built as a world class facility for research and learning and was named after one of the founding members of the University.
The core areas became a feature of the building and LF opal luminaires were used as linear blocks running down the building to highlight the routes through. Spotlights were then integrated onto the structural columns to highlight these as a feature of the building.
Recent Spectral Projects
The Rowe Central House
HALO Bristol
The Bindery
Chivas Brothers Bottling Facility
John Robertson Architects
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Products Used
LF..SR
Linear luminaire sealed to IP64 with low glare louvre, asymmetric or opal options
RIDI Projects
Beutelsbacher Halle, Weinstadt
Beutelsbacher Halle in Weinstadt is a popular venue that hosts a wide array of sport and recreational activities ...
The Grafton, Cambridge
RIDI Group and Intoheat came up with a lighting solution using products from the extensive RIDI Group portfolio ...
Pinewood School, Fleet, Hampshire
Pinewood School was the first of a phase of new school designs which featured energy efficient lighting as well as ...
UCL New Student Centre
The New Student Centre is in the heart of UCL London’s prestigious Bloomsbury campus, It provides a mix of learning