Projects

Light Rafts — by architen — last modified 2008-06-30 13:27

 

The O2 Lighting System — by architen — last modified 2009-11-16 13:32

Due to the fantastic lighting previously installed at the O2 by Architen’s Lighting Division, we were invited by Philips Lighting to manufacture and install another Pharos control system for the external lighting of the entire structure.

O2 shop — by architen — last modified 2009-11-16 14:05

When O2 and AEG took over the disused Millennium Dome, it marked the start of a major rebranding exercise. The space, which is now filled with entertainment spaces, restaurants and a full size sports and entertainment arena, would not have been complete without a stunning flagship store for the sponsors themselves.

Princes Dock Bridge, Liverpool — by architen — last modified 2009-11-16 14:21

Due to extensive knowledge in the control of intelligent lighting the lighting division at Architen Landrell was asked to assist on a bridge development in the heart of Liverpool’s dockside area. The bridge, linking offices and a retail area, was envisaged as an architectural statement to juxtapose with the industrial buildings surrounding it.

Palace Exchange Bridge, Enfield — by architen — last modified 2009-11-16 14:26

With the manufacture and installation of both the steel and lighting components the Palace Exchange Bridge provides a fitting example of the capabilities of our multi-pronged approach to architecture.

Palace Exchange Word Wall — by architen — last modified 2009-11-16 14:32

A key feature of the 160,000 square foot Palace Exchange Shopping Centre is the Enfield Word Wall. Measuring approximately 120m long, the wall dominates the northern side of the development, featuring passages of past and present conversation from the town.

The Winding Wheel — by architen — last modified 2009-11-16 14:37

Situated in the centre of a roundabout in an old mining site at Glasshoughton near Castleford this former pit wheel forms a dramatic centrepiece marking the entrance to a major regeneration site.

Wakefield College Webcam — by architen — last modified 2009-11-16 14:39

Recommended by a previous client as a company who could install manage and set up a webcam in a remote location, Wakefield College approached Architen Lighting to ask them to undertake the work.

O2 River Entrance — by architen — last modified 2009-11-16 14:53

In 2007 Architen Lighting was awarded a number of lighting projects at the redevelopment of the Millennium Dome. This included the design, manufacture and installation of a colour changing walkway linking the O2 arena to the Queen Elizabeth II Pier in the Thames, creating an interactive entrance.

St Thomas' School — by architen — last modified 2009-11-16 14:58

The renovation of the interior of St Thomas’s School took place in 2007 and aimed to create a modern and interactive space for the pupils to learn in. Employing architect Steve Fitzwilliam to fulfill this brief, they embarked on a complete redesign of the space!

Whitewater Shopping Centre — by architen — last modified 2009-11-16 15:02

With the development of the Whitewater Shopping Centre in County Kildare, Ireland, architects Martha Schwartz Landscape Architects wanted to create a focal point in the centre of the new complex.

The Lighthouse, Westgate Centre — by architen — last modified 2009-11-16 15:05

On the site of what was once the 16th century Bartholomew Hospital and Bartholomew Almshouses, Sterling House Estates embarked on the development of a brand new retail centre for Gloucester.

Kingswalk Shopping Centre — by architen — last modified 2009-11-16 15:18

The shopping centre at Kingswalk, Gloucester, has never been short of customers, and positioned on the main high street the area is in a prime location for catching the eye of shoppers. However, looking run down and tired, the centre needed a make over to reflect its important position as the main arrival path from the city’s bus station and one of the city’s top shopping destinations!

Goodwood Festival of Speed — by architen — last modified 2009-11-24 11:10

Simplicity was the key for Gerry Judah’s sculpture designed to celebrate 100 years of Mercedes Benz in motorsport. As the central feature at the 2001 Goodwood Festival of Speed, the artists wanted to create visual impact and awe inspiring beauty – and what better way to achieve this than combining fabric with tailor made lighting!

Vue Cinema, Cribbs Causeway — by architen — last modified 2009-11-24 11:12

As part of the massive redevelopment at Cribbs Causeway Bristol, the Vue Cinema needed an eye catching entrance to attract passing business and to minimize noise problems in the local area so it employed Architen Landrell and its technical lighting department to make this happen!

Lexus IS Series Launch — by architen — last modified 2009-11-24 11:14

When Lexus Launched their IS Series they were keen to make an impression on their target market. Conveying the luxury brand was essential but so was the ability to construct point of sale material which could be sourced, distributed and assembled quickly and easily.

The Hive, University of East Anglia — by architen — last modified 2009-11-24 11:15

During the total refurbishment of The Hive, the student canteen area at the University of East Anglia, contractor Willmott Dixon wanted to tackle the problem of solar glare and heat gain caused by the glazed roof.

David Beckham Academy Ventilation System — by architen — last modified 2008-11-27 09:56

As original manufacturers of the David Beckham Academy structure, we were asked to design and install a ventilation system.

Westfeild Shopping Centre Control System — by architen — last modified 2009-11-24 11:23

At the brand new Westfield White City Shopping development in East London, it was important to the client to achieve eye catching design as well as practicality. The North West Bus Interchange forms one of the main entrances to the shopping complex and needed a striking entrance feature. The client opted for an ETFE cushion canopy with a complex control system.

3D LED Mesh, The O2 Dublin — by architen — last modified 2010-09-01 09:17

The arena, sponsored by O2, is a striking new concert and events venue in Ireland’s capital city. The building, an old shipping depot, had been the site of the Pont Theatre, a smaller music venue, since 1988 and following its closure in 2007, the site underwent an €80 million redevelopment and is now the largest indoor venue in the country with a capacity of over 14,500. Live Nation, a live events company based in California, own half of the building and manage the events. With over 150 live events planned for each year, a projected target audience of two million customers will use the facility annually. Since it opened last December the venue has already hosted sellout crowds for Kings of Leon and Coldplay.

Ancoats Square Interactive Lighting — by architen — last modified 2009-11-24 11:50

 

VIP Bar Bubbles, The O2 Dublin — by architen — last modified 2009-11-24 11:56

Architen Lighting’s ‘Bubbles’ sparkle guests at the new O2 Dublin arena.

Borealis - LED Mesh — by architen — last modified 2010-09-01 09:24

Known for the ability to rise to any challenge, Architen Lighting was approached to design, manufacture and install an LED mesh to cover a blimp which was going to hover over the crowd at California’s Phish Festival 2009!