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The Smart Set

The clue is in the name: Light + Building.

This March sees the international trade fair for lighting, design and networked building-services technology – with its clear professional orientation – welcome a global audience of over 200,000 to its eighth edition in Frankfurt.

Architects and technical planners in particular will find what Light + Building has to offer, with its developments in lighting design and technology, of immense value – a genuinely unmissable insight into a highly innovative and complex field, and one which is changing rapidly. In addition, visitors will be treated to the latest in smart homes, smart powered buildings and security technology.

But think smart and start your research before you arrive in Bankfurt (as the locals sometimes like to call it). Make your fair visit as productive as possible by downloading our trusty Architonic Guide Light + Building 2016 now. You'll find the link below.

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Architonic Guide: Light + Building 2016

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Lighting – just the way you want it: RibagAir

Our three new products, ARVA, MESH and VERTICO, are truly impressive with their future-oriented smart lighting solution. Unveil the full potential of RibagAir and create your own personal ambience effortlessly from all sides: for reading, working or relaxing. Now you can enjoy the lighting just how you want it and need it - all the time.

We will gladly provide you with more details at our stand. We look forward to seeing you.

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Architonic TOP 20 Lighting Brands 2015

Following on from Architonic’s ranking of 2015's Top 200 Brands at the end of last year, we invite you to take a look at the big hitters when it comes to lighting brands. We also invite you to visit our Architonic Trend Analysis Space at Light+Building Frankfurt in Hall 1.2, H20.

Our ongoing Architonic Trend Analysis series has collected traffic information over the course of 2015 in order to offer you valuable insights into the architecture and design markets. Based on the number of relevant search queries entered into the text-search field on architonic.com, we're able to present you with a ranking of 2015's Top 20 Lighting Brands, as drawn from our curated database of 1,500 premium brands.

See the full ranking of the 2015 Top 20 Lighting Brands on Architonic 

 

Preview of Light + Building 2016

Text by Light + Building

Architectural lighting: light makes things visible and provides accents 

A skilful blend of daylight and artificial light

As far as architectural lighting is concerned, the actual light source is receding further and further into the background. Thanks to tiny LEDs and planar OLEDs, lighting design has changed dramatically in the last few years. The LED itself is a point source, which, depending on the reflector and lens technology, can also be used to create a planar, antiglare light source. Organic LEDs, because of their low light output, short lifespan and high costs in comparison to LEDs, are not yet used on a large scale. The expected hype around this technology has not yet materialised, at least not yet. OLEDs, as planar light sources, will complement LEDs but in no way replace them.

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Perfect harmony of design and technology

Visitors will see the most diverse trends and new products in the lighting market on 16 floors. Source: Messe Frankfurt

The desire for more comfortable working and living conditions is greater than ever. The demand for energy efficiency, security and convenience is growing at the same time. The increasing networking and digitalisation of electrical and electronic installations allows users to find individual solutions to suit their particular needs. This important aspect is highlighted centre stage at Light + Building, with its combination of both design and technology. They go hand in hand and it is not until they are combined into an innovative and ground-breaking integrated system that they bring modern buildings to life.

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Light + Building 2016: classical aesthetic favourites meet futuristic technology

Light + Building is the platform when it comes to innovations around lighting and building automation. The exhibition period from 13 to 18 March 2016 is firmly rooted in the calendars of the visitors to see innovations and trends. With many new information and business partners as well as made orders, the view goes into a successful future. In addition to the product innovations of exhibitors, Light + Building also offers a comprehensive programme with special exhibitions that show the latest trends.

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Winner of the Good Design Award 2015, Stupa, designed by Freshwest for Innermost, is pictured newly installed at the Yo! Sushi restaurant in Chelmsford, England.
 
Cast from resin, the individual pieces that make up Stupa are joined and hand-finished individually on a lathe, then polished with beeswax. This combination of a mass-production process with a high-value hand-skilled element makes for wonderful and interesting lighting; in this instance, the result is a lamp that permeates an ambient glowing warmth, while still providing a practical light level. The form was inspired by temple architecture in Asia, particularly the stupas of Myanmar.
 

To the Innermost website 

 

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Light + Building 2016: perfectly joined-up

Text by Ulrich Büttner

The eighth edition of Light + Building, from 13 to 18 March 2016, invites visitors to experience the worlds of lighting, design and networked building-services technology. The top-level themes are lighting-design trends, human-centric lighting, smart homes, smart powered buildings and security technology.

Technical design-oriented luminaires are concentrated on the floors of Hall 1. The neighbouring halls are dedicated to innovative technical luminaires

Light + Building, held biannually in Frankfurt am Main, will open its doors from 13 to 18 March 2016. The world’s leading trade fair for lighting, design, and networked building services technology again anticipates over 200,000 visitors. For the eighth time, it will welcome professionals from diverse industries as it affirms its pre-eminence in its field, with nearly 2,500 exhibitors and a wide range of target groups.

Light + Building is a challenge that visitors relish – especially architects and technical planners. Given the breadth of information presented, some advance planning is advisable, as simply meandering through the halls, while edifying, isn’t particularly expedient. The content of the fair is divided into three segments: Lighting, Electrical Engineering, and House and Building Automation. The fair’s motto for 2016 is “Where modern spaces come to life: digital – individual – networked.”

Five “Top Themes” facilitate orientation within the category offerings. In the area of lighting, these are: design trends in the luminaire market, and the human-light-health triangle (human-centric lighting). And in the area of networked building services technology: smart homes, smart powered buildings, and safety and security technology.

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Material Tendencies N° 14:

Swedish design duo Front realise their fantasies by creating design objects that are often surprising and somewhat irritating at first sight.

 

Architonic met Sofia Lagerkvist and Anna Lindgren at the Stockholm Furniture and Light Fair 2016 to find out more about their passion for experimenting with different materials and discovering new technologies.

 

Anna Lindgren (right): I think it is interesting to find materials that are sort of outside the classic design world.

Sofia Lagerkvist (left): Yes, for example creating materials through bacteria or growing microbes – materials that come from somewhere completely different.

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Architonic Disco in Frankfurt

Stick the date in your diary now: Monday 14 March!

See the second day of the fair out with a gin and tonic (tonic water once again courtesy of Gents) and some cool DJ-spun sounds at Alter Matratzenladen – the latest addition to Frankfurt's list of off-locations.

It’s the perfect occasion to let your hair down after a hard day at the fair with colleagues, friends and friends-to-be, while sharing your impressions, as well as your business cards. Who said work and pleasure don’t mix?

Invitations are being sent out to guests. You can also pick up an invitation from the Architonic Trend Analysis Installation at Light + Building – Hall 1.2, H20.

Architonic Disco with DJ Nico Lauda
Monday 14 March 2016
9pm to 2am

Alter Matratzenladen
Allerheiligentor 2
60311 Frankfurt am Main

 

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