Bespoke Lighting to Visually Enhance Buckingham Arcade in London
Project brief
To provide a robust, low-maintenance lighting and control installation for the recently refurbished Buckingham Arcade in central London.
The designers wanted to implement a fluid movement of light through the Arcade, in a hexagonal arrangement to create a sense of interest and interactivity.
A.C. Special Projects commissioned bespoke metalwork to house the Media Tube sections and cabling. Two PIR sensors were set-up to trigger lighting effects according to which way a visitor enters the Arcade.
The system runs via an astronomical clock to take into account seasonal changes in daylight, enabling it to be fully standalone for minimum maintenance.
Equipment
- Traxon 20PXL Media Tube RGB (Diffused)
- Traxon 40PXL Media Tube RGB (Diffused)
- e:cue Lighting Control Engine MX
- e:cue Butler S2
Services
- Overall system planning, design and layout
- Specification of all equipment
- Sourcing and supply of equipment
- Bespoke design and production of hexagonal metalwork
- Complete installation of all lighting fixtures, cabling and control system
- Programming and commissioning of lighting control systems
Designer
GIA Equation



