Setting an Accent
Fecha de publicación: 25.02.2025
Architects and lighting designers are regularly confronted with the challenge of integrating light into their concepts in a subtle but effective way. This can be achieved with an innovative luminaire from Anolis Lighting that gives buildings a special contour.
Giving light a frame: Agame from Anolis Lighting is the ideal solution for emphasising the character of buildings.
At the latest edition of Architect@Work in Frankfurt am Main, Anolis, the architectural division of the Czech company Robe Lighting, presented an exciting development in the field of accent lighting, which is increasingly in demand. With the compact, high-performance Agame LED luminaire, the company has succeeded in developing a luminaire that focuses specifically on highlighting window reveals and arches. As a unique combination of design freedom, energy efficiency and sustainability, it not only captures the spirit of the times in terms of design, but also makes an important contribution to sustainable architecture as a long-lasting lighting solution.
The multifunctional Agame LED luminaire from Anolis lighting was specially developed for accentuating window edges and arches.
The new luminaire from Anolis is a multifunctional solution with IP protection is available with eight watts and produces an impressively uniform monochromatic or RGBW/RGBA light line that emphasises the aesthetics of any architectural façade. A beam angle of 180 degrees ensures uniform light distribution over a large area. But other figures also speak for themselves: manufactured in the Czech Republic, the Agame fulfils the strict quality and environmental standards of the EU and significantly reduces power consumption and maintenance costs with a service life of over 90,000 hours (L90B10) and energy-efficient LED technology. Additional RDM remote diagnostic functions enable optimised operational monitoring.
The past meets the modern age: even historic buildings can be properly showcased with technology from Anolis Lighting.
The Agame was designed to create uniform, homogeneous lines of light that blend seamlessly into any façade. Individually selectable 180 degree by 6 degree / 10 degree / 20 degree light distributions and control via DMX or DALI offer maximum design flexibility. A current project serves as an example of the use of the Agame. The thirteen windows of a historic building dating back to 1699 in Darup are staged using Agame. The aim is to create a harmonious interplay of light and architecture. The IP67-certified Agame guarantees reliable performance in all weather conditions.