Lighting Specifier Issue 10 2017 | Page 36

Technical Sheet Project: Renovation of Obermaintherme Client: Zweckverband Thermalsolbad, Bad Staffelstein Architect: Krieger Architekten Ingenieure GmbH, Velbert Steelframe 3D Modelling: Lievens & Partner GmbH, Aachen/Germany Structural Engineers: B. Walter IngenieurgesellschaftmbH, Aachen/Germany Material: LUCEM LINE White “It is no longer solely about selling clothes; it is about creating an experience for customers.” connection to an existing outside pool. As part of this fundamental renovation, the architects designed for one area of this new pool a cave made of LUCEM light concrete, spanning in the form of a stylized salt crystal about 7 x 5 meters. For the cladding of this monument approx. 200 m² light transmitting concrete were used. Within the double wall construction on a steel frame there is a programmable LED lighting technology, that can be adjusted to different coloured mood lighting Krieger Architects Engineers with over 50 years of experience in pool construction have realized this project as an absolute novelty - a world first time salt water application for light transmitting concrete. The salt concentration in this pool is one of the highest levels in brine water from local wells. The pool has a salt content of 3.5%, which is comparable to seawater. Accordingly, the steel frame inside the LUCEM installation had to be designed as a structure resistant to seawater. 36 Format: 120 x 60 cm Thickness: 20 mm Surface of Light Transmitting Concrete: 200 sqm Fixing sytem: Stainless steel in combination with galvanized and 3-times coated steel Light Technology: RGB-LEDs Installation Steelframe: Krummholz Stahl- und Metallbau, Coburg/Germany Cutting of LUCEM panels and installation: efecto GmbH, Weitramsdorf/Germany