UNTERLINDEN Suspension

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Herzog & De Meuron

Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron, established their practice in 1978 in Basel, Switzerland. Now numbering close to 500 collaborators with offices worldwide, the partnership has designed award-winning spaces for cultural organizations, hotels, museums, residences and sports stadiums. Known for transforming traditional architectural materials through innovative treatment and complex geometric expression yet retaining a focus on the essentials of design, among their best-known projects are The Tate Modern, Beijing’s Olympic Stadium, Prada Tokyo and Miami’s 1111 Lincoln Road.Amongst other awards, they are the recipients, in 2001, of The Pritzker Architectural Prize.

  • Designed for the museum in Colmar, France, Unterlinden is a suspension lamp which combines the aesthetic charm of a vintage object with contemporary technology and engineering.

    The heat-dissipating body comes in either die-cast aluminum or bronze, the ceiling rose in techno polymer; and ceiling fixing plate in steel.

    A COB LED light source ensures maximum luminous efficiency controlled by optic polymeric lenses designed to accurately align light beams downward.

  • -Body in die-cast aluminum or bronze.
    -Canopy in technopolymer.

  • LED

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