Industrial / Urban

Ian Dryden / Senior Industrial Designer

Hosier/Rutledge Lane Lighting

MULTI-FUNCTION 'THEATRE-BARS' INTEGRATED INTO THE CATENARY SYSTEM AT BOTH INTERSECTIONS OF RUTLEDGE AND HOSIER LANES. ADJACENT POWER SUPPLIES TO BE PROVIDED TO ALLOW THE BARS TO BE USED FOR SUPPORTING ADDITIONAL SPECIAL PURPOSE LIGHTING, SPEAKERS, BANNERS OR TEMPORARY ART INSTALLATIONS. THE INTENT IS TO ENHANCE THE FLEXIBILITY OF THE SPACE, AND ENABLE THE IMPLEMENTATION OF GALLERY STYLE EXHIBITION OPENINGS OR OTHER EVENTS IN THE LANEWAYS.

LINEAR LED LUMINAIRES WITH A COMBINATION OF WIDE AND FLOOD OPTICS TO WASH THE WALLS WITH WARM WHITE (3000K) LIGHT AND PROVIDE QUANTITATIVE LIGHTING TO SUIT AS/NZS1158 CATEGORY P8 REQUIREMENTS IN BOTH THE HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL PLANES

CLUSTERS OF TWO ADJUSTABLE LED SPOTLIGHTS TO ACCENTUATE ARTWORKS WITH MEDIUM BEAM, WARM WHITE (3000K) LIGHT. DISCRETE FORM AND LOUVRES COMBINE TO MINIMISE THE VISUAL IMPACT OF THE LUMINAIRE, AND MAXIMISE THE IMPACT OF THE ILLUMINATED ARTWORKS.

MULTI-FUNCTION 'THEATRE-BARS' ARE INTEGRATED INTO THE CATENARY SYSTEM AT BOTH INTERSECTIONS OF RUTLEDGE AND HOSIER LANES. ADJACENT POWER SUPPLIES WILL BE PROVIDED TO ALLOW THE BARS TO BE USED FOR SUPPORTING ADDITIONAL SPECIAL PURPOSE LIGHTING, SPEAKERS, BANNERS OR TEMPORARY ART INSTALLATIONS. THE INTENT IS TO ENHANCE THE FLEXIBILITY OF THE SPACE, AND ENABLE THE IMPLEMENTATION OF GALLERY STYLE EXHIBITION OPENINGS OR OTHER EVENTS IN THE LANEWAYS.

LINEAR LED LUMINAIRES WITH A COMBINATION OF WIDE AND FLOOD OPTICS TO WASH THE WALLS WITH WARM WHITE (3000K) LIGHT AND PROVIDE QUANTITATIVE LIGHTING TO SUIT AS/NZS1158 CATEGORY P8 REQUIREMENTS IN BOTH THE HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL PLANES

THE ZIG-ZAG OF COLOURED LEDs DOWN HOSIER LANE INTRODUCES ADDITIONAL COLOUR AND VISUAL INTEREST TO THE SPACE

THE CLUSTERS OF TWO ADJUSTABLE LED SPOTLIGHTS ACCENTUATE ARTWORKS WITH MEDIUM BEAM, WARM WHITE (3000K) LIGHT. THEIR DISCRETE FORM AND LOUVRES COMBINE TO MINIMISE THE VISUAL PRESENCE OF THE LUMINAIRE, AND MAXIMISE THE IMPACT OF THE ILLUMINATED ARTWORKS.

CITY OF MELBOURNEHOSIER AND RUTLEDGE LANESPROPOSED CATENARY LIGHTING SYSTEM

THE HOSIER LANE CATENARY SYSTEM IS BASED ON TWO PARALLEL CABLES IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO EACH WALL, WITH AN ADDITIONAL ZIG-ZAG DOWN THE CENTRE. THE ZIG-ZAG PROVIDES SUPPORT FOR THE SYSTEM, INTRODUCING THE POSSIBILITY OF USING LIGHTER WEIGHT 'CABLE' CONNECTIONS TO BUILDINGS, IN LIEU OF HEAVY BRACKETS. THE INTENTION IS TO CREATE AN OUTDOOR GALLERY LIGHTING SYSTEM, TO COMPLEMENT AND ENHANCE THE SPACE.

THE RUTLEDGE LANE CATENARY SYSTEM IS DESIGNED AS A MINIMISED INSTANCE OF THE HOSIER LANE SYSTEM. THE ZIG-ZAG CABLING INCORPORATES THE SPOT AND LINEAR LIGHTING AND FUSES WITH THE HOSIER LANE SYSTEM AND THE THEATRE-BARS AT THE LANEWAY INTERSECTIONS