In the further course of the project, a wide variety of luminaires were also replaced in other areas of the building: customer care zones, meeting rooms and many other areas in which outdated but high-quality lighting with the concept of “light modulation” had been installed, were given new, contemporary lighting solutions from LMT. These luminaires were also developed by LMT GmbH according to the specifications of lighting designer Reinhard Vedder: with the help of LMT’s own “lighting tool kit”, various light directing elements can be combined with suitable LED technology and integrated into a housing that is adapted to the installation situation. This enables a flexible and cost-efficient response to any room situation and any lighting concept.

“Although many standard industrial products met the […] requirements of the norms, they did not create a satisfactory, i.e. harmonious and visually pleasant room atmosphere,” summarised lighting designer Reinhard Vedder. The project team’s focus was therefore on the high quality of the light, which not only makes rooms […] bright in accordance with guidelines, but also offers additional benefits for the working atmosphere: pleasant visual comfort with excellent glare control, the best colour rendering index and light that can be controlled flexibly and individually during the course of the day. This resulted in luminaires based on a full daylight spectrum LED with a colour rendering quality of > RA 98, combined with various light directing elements, for example, the “NAU” luminaire with a special downwall reflector, or the “EY! mix” luminaire series with different downlight and downwall reflectors but the same external appearance. “Some carefully developed devices that have been approved in light tests, are real problem solvers for further projects,” says Reinhard Vedder about these luminaires from LMT GmbH, which blend unobtrusively into an existing environment with their reduced appearance without changing the aesthetics of the architecture.