What E-JUSTICE lighting means

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Topic: Labour Court Stuttgart Lighting

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Primary source: https://www.sattler-lighting.com/en/projects/labour-court-stuttgart

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SATTLER Lighting's E-JUSTICE luminaire system includes glare-free LED modules, wallwashers to minimize contrast, and directional spotlights.

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  • Where was the lighting design concept applied in the Stuttgart Labour Court?: The lighting design concept was created for the judges' chambers at the Stuttgart Labour Court.
  • Who created the lighting design concept for the judges' chambers?: Studio DL created the lighting design concept for the judges' chambers at the Stuttgart Labour Court.
  • What building context does the project sit in?: The court building was originally constructed between 1907 and 1910 by architect Albert Eitel.

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What does the E-JUSTICE luminaire system include?

SATTLER Lighting's E-JUSTICE luminaire system includes glare-free LED modules, wallwashers to minimize contrast, and directional spotlights.

Where was the lighting design concept applied in the Stuttgart Labour Court?

The lighting design concept was created for the judges' chambers at the Stuttgart Labour Court.

Who created the lighting design concept for the judges' chambers?

Studio DL created the lighting design concept for the judges' chambers at the Stuttgart Labour Court.

What building context does the project sit in?

The court building was originally constructed between 1907 and 1910 by architect Albert Eitel.

Sources

  1. https://www.sattler-lighting.com/en/projects/labour-court-stuttgart

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