Diverse lighting design
The Centre of Engineering and Manufacturing Excellence
Client: The Ford Motor Company
Architect: Sheppard Robson Architects
The Centre of Engineering and Manufacturing Excellence (CEME) is an education centre focused on the engineering, manufacturing and technology sectors.
Steel-clad, 9m-high chimney stacks feature colour-changing LEDs, while along the glazed façade, uplighters graze the legs of the support sections and softly light the brise soleil. To ensure ease of transition to the interior, the design of the custom-made suspended twin gullwing reflectors replicates
the exterior scheme. These run the length of the double-height internal street. Blue uplighters light the ceiling, generating a feeling of space, while T5 luminaires on the underside of the walkway provide additional lighting.
Architect: Sheppard Robson Architects
The Centre of Engineering and Manufacturing Excellence (CEME) is an education centre focused on the engineering, manufacturing and technology sectors.
Steel-clad, 9m-high chimney stacks feature colour-changing LEDs, while along the glazed façade, uplighters graze the legs of the support sections and softly light the brise soleil. To ensure ease of transition to the interior, the design of the custom-made suspended twin gullwing reflectors replicates
the exterior scheme. These run the length of the double-height internal street. Blue uplighters light the ceiling, generating a feeling of space, while T5 luminaires on the underside of the walkway provide additional lighting. |
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