Individual lighting sequences applied to six landmark bridges in the heart of the city, adding illumination and colour to the Thames whilst saving energy
London Bridges, London
London Bridges, London
5th October 2018
0 - Lighting designed by Paul Cook and commissioned by the Mayor of London and local boroughs to support London’s celebrations during the 2012 Olympics.
- Golden Jubilee Footbridge, Waterloo, Blackfriars, Millennium, Southwark and London Bridge are fitted with Colour Kinetics and Aquila DMX LED fixtures, with each bridge controlled by a Pharos LPC.
- The original equipment was installed on a temporary basis, but then the decision was made for the light shows to remain in place permanently as a legacy of the games.
- Each bridge runs an individual lighting sequence, but all bridges run a synchronised effect every hour.
- Lighting was also coordinated with seven existing and six new Pharos installations on riverside landmarks, including Tate Modern, HMS Belfast, Globe Theatre and OXO Tower.
Project Credits: Architainment
Photos: © Architainment
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