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Showing posts with label Facade Lighting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Facade Lighting. Show all posts

Thursday, July 1, 2010

Wisma Tani 4G2 Night Photographs











Photographs of Wisma Tani taken at night for Architect Concept magazine.

Tuesday, June 29, 2010

4G9 Tower: Facade lighting mock up































On the night of 15th June 2010, our facade lighting consultant, Lightwave, organised a mock up presentation at the 4G8 and 4G9 construction site attended by representatives from PJH, our office, myself included, and Juhari Hashim Chartered Architects, for 4G8. En. Nagieb Azhar, the Director of Lightwave, presented the scheme and discussions thereafter led to suggestions being given by the attendees for improvements to be made in order to enhance the LED lighting effects on the fibonacci facade. At the end of his presentation, En Nagieb displayed the full potential of the LED equipment specified for this contract: The building facade can change colours every second with colour palates that could be customised by the end user. The effects of the lighting are fantastic, this after seeing only the mock up. The end product should hopefully be a sight to behold.

Tuesday, June 22, 2010

Travels: Shanghai at night: The Fairmont Peace Hotel

Another view: The Building with the Pyramid roof is the Fairmont Peace Hotel, formerly known as the Cathay Hotel. In the 1930s, famous personalities such as Charlie Chaplin, Noel Coward and Douglas Fairbanks among many others were its patrons. Noel Coward wrote the novel 'Private Lives' while staying at this hotel.

The neo-classical Britishness of the architecture drew comparisons of this city with both Liverpool and the City of London. Noel Coward described it as 'a cross between Huddersfield and Brussels'.

Travels: Shanghai at night: The Bund and Pudong Financial District











Night views of the Shanghai Bund and Pudong Financial District from a ferry on the Huangpu River. For more photos look up our picasaweb albums.