Munich also illuminated
LEADING THE WAY
Empire State Building took the lead last week, which buildings will be even more equipped with LED lighting in the coming period? Munich is taking the lead by fully providing the ADAC building with LED technology and the latest fixtures.
BOLD ARCHITECTURE
The design of the ADAC building comes from the famous architectural firm Sauerbruch Hutton from Berlin. The building has space for around 2500 workplaces spread over 130,000 m2. In addition to the bold architecture, the building is also constructed in such a way that it is not only very modern but also very energy efficient.
3700 LED LIGHTS
The building consists of a part of a low-rise building and a centralized apartment building and the office is now illuminated by 3,700 LED lamps that further emphasize the architectural craftsmanship. The 2 independent lighting features allow the user to individually adjust the ratio between direct and indirect light that he or she likes. A constant light level can be achieved by the daylight sensor that continuously measures the ambient light, this automatically regulates that the optimum amount of light reaches the workplace. Also, a presence sensor switches off the lighting when the user leaves the workplace when the user returns the light comes on again with the same brightness.
CITY LIGHTING
The LED lamps are also adjustable by the facility management so that there can always be basic lighting on, this regulation takes place at a central point. In this way it is ensured that the enormous facades are illuminated, this ensures a spectacular street scene and attractive city landscape.
LIGHTING COMFORT
More than 2,700 standing
LED lights to illuminate the office spaces, but these are all only lit when every user is sitting at his or her workplace. By regulating the lighting, individual adjustment, and the neutral color, a new lighting comfort has been achieved in terms of efficiency. In addition, they have provided the building with LED hanging lamps to illuminate the common areas and LED ceiling lamps to illuminate the toilets.
SAVING
Just as the Empire State Building switched to LED lamps to be more energy efficient, this was also the underlying idea behind the design for the ADAC building in Munich. The
LED lamps are perfected in terms of energy consumption. Facility management does not require any additional investment in replacing the lighting; these have a lifespan of approximately 50,000 hours. In addition, considerable savings are made on the energy bill.
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