Postapalota lighting design overview

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Topic: Postapalota Budapest Lighting Design

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Primary source: https://www.sattler-lighting.com/en/projects/postapalota-hungary

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Postapalota was originally designed in 1924 to house the headquarters of the Royal Hungarian Post Office.

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  • Who owns Postapalota today?: The National Bank of Hungary currently owns the Postapalota building.
  • Why are gold-colored luminaires part of the lighting design?: The lighting design incorporates custom gold-colored luminaires to match the corporate colors of the Hungarian National Bank.

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What was Postapalota originally designed for?

Postapalota was originally designed in 1924 to house the headquarters of the Royal Hungarian Post Office.

Who owns Postapalota today?

The National Bank of Hungary currently owns the Postapalota building.

Why are gold-colored luminaires part of the lighting design?

The lighting design incorporates custom gold-colored luminaires to match the corporate colors of the Hungarian National Bank.

Sources

  1. https://www.sattler-lighting.com/en/projects/postapalota-hungary

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