Artemide Collection Gople Lamp
COLLECTION GOPLE LAMP
GOPLE LAMP
Gople Lamp reconciles human spaces and nature through light. A mouth-blown glass produced according to an ancient traditional venetian technique encloses a patented RWB light technology that helps plants grow, creates scenic or ambiance effects, and provides functional white lighting.
The RWB system, patented in 2011, is a new paradigm, a different way to approach coloured light – no longer RGB (red-green-blue) for man’s psychophysical wellbeing, but rather RWB (red-white-blue) for a light that is respectful of man and the environment.
Gople Lamp RWB calibrates its emissions according to the PPFD values required in two phases where appropriate supply of light is crucial: the multiplication phase is accompanied by blue radiations with a 425-450 nm wavelength, whereas the blooming phase is supported by red radiation between 575 and 625 nm. Gople combines direct and controlled RWB emission with white indirect diffused light that can be controlled separately.
INFORMATION
COLOUR
- Copper - 1405040A
- Silver - 1405010A
- White - 1405020A
- RWB - 1407010A
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DESIGNER
BIG
BIG (Bjarke Ingels Group) is a group of architects, designers and thinkers operating within the fields of architecture, urbanism, research and development with offices in Copenhagen and New York City.
BIG has created a reputation for completing buildings that are as programmatically and technically innovative as they are cost and resource conscious. In our architectural production, we demonstrate a high sensitivity to the particular demands of site, context and program.
BIG’s recently completed projects including the Danish Maritime Museum (2013), Superkilen (2012), the 8 House (2010) in addition to our first project the Copenhagen Harbor Bath (2003), an urban space that transformed the area of Islands Brygge from a rundown harborfront to the recreational and social center of the city.
Current projects under construction include: West 57th, a 750-unit residential building in Manhattan; the Vancouver House tower in Vancouver; the LEGO Brand House in Denmark; the Faroe Islands Education Center; the Shenzhen Energy Mansion in China; and a Wasteto-Energy plant in Copenhagen that will double as a ski slope.
