Liederhalle Culture and Congress Centre Stuttgart
Over 1300 metres of linear LED lights from FLASHAAR illuminate the newly renovated congress area of the Liederhalle Stuttgart culture and congress centre.
The Kultur- und Kongresszentrum Liederhalle is located in the middle of Stuttgart and is one of the leading concert halls in Germany. While large orchestras such as the Vienna Philharmonic or great musicians such as Jimi Hendrix have been guests in the cultural centre, the so-called Hegel complex is a popular venue for congresses, meetings or trade fairs.
After an 18-month renovation phase in the congress area, the fire protection, building and network technology as well as stage and event technology are now state-of-the-art. As a sign of sustainability, around 4,500 energy-efficient LED lights have been installed for the public lighting. Including numerous lights from FLASHAAR.
Light concept with blue ceiling colour
For Gerd Pfarré’s lighting planners it was a major challenge to make the extensive foyer area with its complex ceiling structure more inviting. They decided to paint the previously white ceiling in a rich dark blue, which gives the room more tranquility and elegance. Because the foyer is also used for events, the lighting planners paid attention to a balanced light distribution. They also visually brightened the edges of the room in order to sharpen their effect in the room. The NauticProfil Nova-5 LED light lines trace the striking ceiling openings with neutral white light. Due to the used white cover, no light points are visible and the light line appear completely homogeneous.The generous feeling of the space is additionally supported by the light reflections from the floor.
Hegel Hall – customised luminaires stage the acoustic sails
LED light lines from FLASHAAR illuminate the walls along the Hegel Hall. The NauticProfil system, which is used, is perfect for this demand. It realizes long light lines which can easily be installed with just a few feeds. The luminaires were installed in a narrow, deep trench in order to hide the direct view at the light source. Their grazing light visually highlights the walls and provides an indirect lighting for the room. Different light colours are used: 3000 K warm white light grazes the wall surfaces of the hall; on the outer walls it is 4000 K neutral white light. 30° linear lenses are used for precise light control. The frosted surface creates an almost homogeneous light line. The LED lights can be dimmed continuously via DALI.
Hegel Hall – linear grazing light for the walls
LED light lines from FLASHAAR illuminate the walls along the Hegel Hall. The NauticProfil system, which is used, is perfect for this demand. It realizes long light lines which can easily be installed with just a few feeds. The luminaires were installed in a narrow, deep trench in order to hide the direct view at the light source. Their grazing light visually highlights the walls and provides an indirect lighting for the room. Different light colours are used: 3000 K warm white light grazes the wall surfaces of the hall; on the outer walls it is 4000 K neutral white light. 30° linear lenses are used for precise light control. The frosted surface creates an almost homogeneous light line. The LED lights can be dimmed continuously via DALI.
Foyer area – linear pendant luminaire
For the illumination of the ceiling trench, the lighting designers used a new FLASHAAR luminaire – the H2flex. Its flexible design allows for countless lighting solutions and serves as a space-creating modular system for the lighting designer. The resulting black anodized pendant luminaire is almost 30 meters long and follows the winding course of the ceiling trench. Fitted with high-intensity NauticProfil Nova-5 luminaire inserts, its neutral white light serves as part of the ambient lighting. The converters and dimmers are installed externally at the customer’s request to simplify maintenance.
Toilet rooms – cove lighting
In addition to these central lighting elements in the Hegel Hall and foyer area, FLASHAAR NauticProfil light lines were also used for the functional and elegant lighting of the toilet rooms. Installed in a ceiling cove, the luminaires are invisible to the observer. The indirect light serves as ambient lighting and creates a pleasantly relaxed atmosphere.
