Advanced lighting control technology from Pharos Architectural Controls has been used to bring a large-scale, artist-led façade installation at the New Zealand International Convention Centre (NZICC) in Auckland to life. The project combines architectural lighting, flexible control and contemporary art to create a dynamic and evolving night-time identity for one of the country’s most significant
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Pharos helps bring The Smurfs’ Adventure to life at Plopsaland
Pharos Architectural Controls are bringing joy and happiness to fans of the Smurfs by playing an important part in creating an immersive indoor Smurf-themed experience at Plopsaland Deutschland. Plopsaland Deutschland is one of the major family theme park destinations in Germany and part of the Plopsa Group portfolio. The park combines popular children’s
Pharos enhances immersive experience at Printworks, Manchester
The vision for Europe’s largest digital ceiling has become a reality thanks to a lighting control system from Pharos Architectural Controls. Printworks is a vibrant entertainment and leisure complex, located in Manchester’s retail district. With venues including a gym, cinema, bars and entertainment spots, the site is a buzzing place to visit during the day and at night. An extensive
David Oluwale memory lives on
The David Oluwale bridge in Leeds stands proud across the River Aire between Sovereign Street and Water Lane. Welcomed to the city as a symbolic link between the past, present and future, the bridge has been named after David Oluwale, a Nigerian national who drowned in the river in 1969 after being racially harassed by police officers. The bridge’s practical use provides a better link to the
Pharos brings award-winning international landmark to life
If you ever go to Norway to see the Northern lights, you will undoubtedly come across the country’s latest landmark. The Tana suspension bridge is located in Tana bru in the county of Finnmark, one of the world's most remotely inhabited regions. It’s the only bridge over the lowest 100km of the Tana River, and guarantees safe passage even during the frigid winters when nearby ports are frozen
Redcar Beacon shines bright
In 2013, Redcar Beacon opened its doors as part of a £75m redevelopment of the Redcar seafront. Offering visitors the chance to enjoy a 360-degree view, the vertical pier is the town’s tallest structure standing at 80ft high. Redcar Beacon is spread over seven floors, housing office space, a radio station, a café, and the viewing platform, and is a prominent structure in the light installation
