At the end of 2011, Base-Net's employees moved into their new office building in Sursee in the Swiss canton of Lucerne. The architecture, together with the lighting and acoustics concepts, expresses what the software enterprise practises day in, day out: willingness to embrace new ideas, space for development, flexibility for change, light and air for inspiration and innovation.
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A new district named Ijburg is being built by the City of Amsterdam on seven artificial islands in the Netherlands' Lake IJssel. The spectacular Ijburg office building was opened just recently on the island of Steigereiland. The interior of this new commercial building is largely lit by energy-efficient Nimbus LED luminaires.
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A cube with a shimmering, reflecting facade right in the middle of Berlin is a shining example of the harmony that exists between modern architecture and future-oriented energy concepts. The „Efficiency House Plus“ is a showpiece both in terms of its architecture and energy concept, and it was the Nimbus Group Stuttgart that provided the lighting.
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Balance and harmony are the fundamental ideas behind the "Home of Balance", a unique project in the Black Forest spa town of Bad Dürrheim. The practice offers dental cleaning combined with spa services.
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Reutlingen town hall is considered one of the most significant 1960‘s building complexes in Baden-Württemberg. After 40 years, the council building, containing the council chamber and foyer, has now been renovated for a cost of over 2 million euros according to plans drawn up by hg merz and Riehle + Partner.
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With its modernised and re-modelled head office, the Volksbank Balingen, founded way back in 1864, has evolved into a bank which exudes a feeling of well-being.
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ÖWG Wohnbau's new headquarters in Graz is set to become the first office building in Austria to be entirely lit by LEDs. The building is self-sufficient in terms of its energy needs and the Nimbus Group LED luminaires veritably flood it with light while blending in harmoniously with the transparent, glass architecture.
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At the end of 2010, the Austrian office furniture supplier Bene opened its new and spectacular showroom in Neutorgasse in Vienna's 1st District.
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The Glashaus am Park, an innovative office building designed by BRT Architekten, Hamburg, has risen up in the shadow of the HighLight Business Towers built in Munich by Murphy/Jahn Architects.
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The Kreissparkasse savings bank in Augsburg has realised a new, modern energy concept at its headquarters, thus making it an "energy-saving bank".
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LED luminaires and ingenious lighting design help create the right atmosphere in a new house on Stuttgart's slopes below the city's television tower. The LED lighting concept realized outside is maintained throughout the entire interior.
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ProSiebenSat.1 Group is with a reaching area of over 78 million TV households the second largest TV station in Europe. With the new construction of the new broadcast centre in Unterföhring energy-saving Module Q luminaires by Nimbus were installed. Besides in several areas the rossoacoustic Translucent screening was used.
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Waardenburg Castle, built in 1265, has been completely renovated and modernised while maintaining many of the building‘s historic details. Instead of classical chandeliers, the decision was taken to install ultramodern LED lighting, namely Nimbus LED.next Modul R460, at just 10 mm in thickness, a slim round acrylic glass panel with a diameter of 1120 mm. Waardenburg Castle is a fantastic example of how modern lighting can provide a particularly efficient and atmospheric result is an old historic building.
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Roche, the globally active pharmaceutical corporation, has added two new buildings to its complex in Shanghai with the evocative name of RoSE. The interiors feature energy-saving Nimbus Modul Q luminaires which harmonise perfectly with the overall architectural concept.
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Unilever's new corporate headquarters (Behnisch Architekten, Stuttgart) in Hamburg's HafenCity (Port City) sets new standards with its unique energy concept. Light constitutes a central element of the building. Highly efficient Nimbus LED luminaires light up 35,000 square metres on 6 levels.
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HAUSBANK MÜNCHEN was founded over 100 years ago to give financial support and advice to property owners in Munich who had hit upon hard times. The Munich firm of architects Bottler_Lutz was commissioned for the complete renovation of the office in Sonnenstraße.
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With 52 new shops, the MIGROS Länderpark in Stans is one of the most attractive shopping centres in Switzerland.
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The "Alte Bahnhof" ("Old Station"), redeveloped in 1965 for use as an office building, has been adapted for a new type of use while preserving essential aspects of the original design.
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The new headquarters of Valcke Prefab, which makes high-quality prefabricated concrete parts, are a built calling card for the company‘s outstanding innovative strengths. Great thought was also given to the energy scheme with daylight control and controlled night-time ventilation, supported by LED luminaires from Nimbus. The suspended Modul Q luminaires in the conference room form a floating light level and, with their bright acrylic surfaces, present a striking contrast to the dark furniture and wall panelling and to the fair concrete surfaces.
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The house is a perfect of example of what one expects of contemporary Swiss architecture: reduction to just a few materials and quality of realization: the interior of the family home features captivating raw concrete, which is repeatedly combined with warm wooden surfaces and bold painted surfaces. Nimbus‘s discreet „Rahmenlos“ recessed LED.next ceiling luminaires can be found throughout the building, snugly fitted into the raw concrete ceiling. Thanks to the LED technology, compliance with the Swiss MINERGIE® building standard proved no problem at all.
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Both buildings have been fitted throughout with Nimbus LED.next luminaires. With their clear design and reduced formal vocabulary, the LED luminaires fit perfectly and discretely into the overall picture.
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Nimbus LED luminaires were chosen as the main lighting for the Steinbeis level of the historical, heavily frequented Haus der Wirtschaft Haus der Wirtschaft Baden-Württemberg (Convention Center) in Stuttgart.
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„House in a House“ is the unusual new construction project in the chamber of commerce in Hamburg, which is a listed building.
More than 160,000 LEDs over all the five levels were required.
