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LITE-HOUSE CASE STUDIES
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01. Kim Wilkie Architects - Garden PodThe Garden Pod is located in Central London. Working directly with Kim Wilkie, Lite-House created a garden room that featured a 6mtr long illuminated Corian bench and an internal firepit. The key to this project was to create a front and top illuminated Corian surface. The Benches were illuminated without dark sports and shadows on the corners, with no depth of diffusion behind the Corian. The manufacture of the final seating piece involved extremely close liaison with the Corian fabricator, and a number of clever and intricate techniques to allow the light to travel around the corners with no drop off. |
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02. Buckley Grey Yeoman, Architects - Corian colour changing wallThis colour changing wall was constructed with RGB led panels with Corian facia panels that had different width channels routed into the length. The trick with this project was to allow enough depth behind the Corian to diffuse any hotspots and the screw fixings to give an even and seamless effect from the front. |
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03. Harris Reception WallThe Challenge for Lite-House with this application was to create 125mm strips of light 8.5mtrs long in one continuous piece with no visible join lines. This was created with a laminated vinyl overlay to give diffusion, rigidity and a continuous even spread of light. |
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04. Royal Shakespeare Exhibition - Artwork by George ChakravarthiThe stunning result of a 2 year project working with the artist and the RSC to create 13 Art-lite pieces - the largest being 1850x2044mm and weighing 80KG. Each duratran print was calibrated with the lightsource to ensure that that the final image matched the artists vision when illuminated and not illuminated. The exhibition features photographs of Chakravarthi himself assuming the role of thirteen of Shakespeare’s most doomed characters. The images are strongly dramatic: he dressed himself in costumes from the RSC then added layers of detail: “I tried to avoid being too theatrical because the theatre is in the costume, the visual texture and the colour”. |
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05. Canary Wharf - Champagne BarThese steps and long narrow bar tops were created with long lengths of continuous 'Electroluminescent' Flatlite. The product was choosen because of its perfectly even illumination in this ambient bar type setting, flatlite can be producted up to 300ft long and at only 0.4mm thick it made the construction of these bar tops quicker and easier. |
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