Illumination of the Château d’Azay-le-Rideau, a center of the Tours Renaissance. Client: Center des Monuments Nationaux / Installation: Citeos Tours / Encoding & programming: Lumières Utiles / LEC equipment for lighting devices / Photo: Mathis Lucchese Taconnat
Gentle lighting of the Saint-Vulfran collegiate church. This building stands proudly despite numerous bombings during the first two world wars. With this highlighting, it regains all its splendor today. Demouselle installation, project management Citeos Nord exploitation (Vinci Energies group companies).
LED Material: Philips Lighting
Photo: NoctaBene
Adjustments and commissioning of section 2 of the Rocher. An installation created by Eiffage Energies Méditerranée. LED equipment from Thorn.
Photo: Herve Fabre
NoctaBene & Artelia win the Saint-Pierre de La Réunion lighting plan for the enhancement of six sites and buildings.
Beyond the theme of lighting, a strong desire is revealed through this project to guide Saint-Pierre towards the creation of nocturnal atmospheres on different scales. The definition of a nocturnal identity will be accompanied by an awareness in terms of controlling energy consumption, maintenance, environmental preservation and staging of the territory.
Preliminary test session at the Château d’Azay-le-Rideau, delivery scheduled for early July 2017. Photo: David Le Tellier
Citelum is awarded the contract for the renovation and maintenance of public lighting installations.
NoctaBene intervenes for the lighting of the Hôtel de Ville, the Château Mabille, the water tower, two churches and several other sites.
NoctaBene & Kandela have been selected by the Departmental Council and the Syndicat Intercommunal d’Energies d’Indre-et-Loire to define the future permanent illumination of the Royal Fortress of Chinon, a prestigious site in the Loire Valley.
Men from all eras have been attracted to the place, shaped it to their needs in life, beliefs, power and influence on destiny. Through time and conquests, the fortress has been left with its unique character, its patina, its memory which is revealed under the new attention that contemporary man gives it, aware of the richness of its heritage.
At the crossroads of three royal provinces, Chinon was born from the rich hours of history, embodying its own role, discreet or decisive depending on the era.
The village, a vestige preserved from this crossing of time, developed with the castles, below their imposing ramparts, lived on history, or to its detriment, was built from the stones of the fortress which sits quiet seat overlooking the Vienne to form with him the Chinonaise city.
The Indre-et-Loire department aims to preserve and enhance this exceptional heritage. Lighting will highlight the unique architectural details of the fortress and reveal the nocturnal identity of the site, giving it a new spectacular and modern dimension.
Infographic: Dripmoon
It is with a desire to set up projects for the restoration and enhancement by light of various religious buildings in the Brittany region, that a collaboration with Mrs. Frédérique Le Bec, heritage architect was created.
For the sake of heritage enhancement, NoctaBene was able to develop all its technical and conceptual know-how in order to consider a reflection on new lighting, a new nocturnal (and diurnal) image inside these sacred places, translated by means of specific light intentions.
Churches of Saint-Pierre de Taden, Coatreven, Mont-Dol, Saint-Nicolas du Vivier-sur-Mer, Notre-Dame de Bodilis, and Saint-Jagut chapel in Plestin-les-Grèves.
Lighting of the Place du 11 Novembre
About ten special masts equipped with Pixel LED luminaires, with the specificity of the integration of loudspeakers, in the bodies of certain luminaires. The perimeter of the square diffuses a dynamic amber hue, in downlights, to highlight the arcades and store entrances.
Client: SIEIL 37 & Tour(s)Plus
Installer: Citeos
Manufacturers: GHM Eclatec & Platek
NoctaBene carries out photometric studies of outdoor lighting (2300 lux certification), Qualiconsult representative.
Stade Jean-Bouin is a 20,000 seat stadium in its new configuration, located in the 16th arrondissement of Paris, right next to the Parc des Princes. It was built in 1925, renovated for the first time in 1970 and then a second time in 2013 in its current configuration. In 1975, a gymnasium was added to it, and a field of hockey on grass was built in 1982. It has fifteen tennis courts, ten of which are clay.
