The Living Place is an atmospheric work and living environment for students, developed as part of the University’s campus of Applied Science.
The Living Place, Hamburg
The Living Place, Hamburg
21st September 2019
0 - The Living Place Hamburg is an intelligent apartment situated on the University campus
- Lighting has been designed to help cultivate different moods depending on the behaviour and mindset of the residents
- Different areas and objects have been created to play the part, for example, a small cube will act as a sensitive remote control to control the audio level on the TV or change the lighting scene
- The bed “knows” if you have had a good or bad nights sleep, and triggers different morning lighting states accordingly
- Lighting can be used as an automatic alarm clock, slowly increasing in brightness
- The network-based control system controlling all protocols is via a Pharos LPC 1, talking to both DMX and DALI fixtures to create entire series of lighting scenes that goes across several rooms
- Great use is made of the Pharos Designer software’s Trigger engine
ProjectCredits: Stockholm Lighting
Photos: © Stockholm Lighting
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