Permanent lighting design
Permanent lighting design
City of lighting Design and Art
The Copenhagen Light Festival is based on a flourishing and competent light art & design environment with strong traditions, providing space for growth and creating activities that increase the enthusiasm for the city’s space. The festival creates and collects light experiences in urban spaces and unconventional places for a large and wide audience – with an eye for upcoming talents and surprises and at an internationally high level.Copenhagen is full of lighting design and art, that you have might not discovered. Copenhagen Light Festival invites you to enjoy each and everyone of it, while you’re out in the city at night time.
Amagerværket (Power Plant)
– Speirs Major with Gottlieb Paludan Architects
At the end of Vindmøllevej, past CopenHill. Best seen from Vindmøllevej or from Lynetten Marina at Refshalevej.
Photo: Allan Toft
The powerplant is fueled with sustainable wood, reflected in the façade logs and even a small, live forest on the viewing platform on the roof. At night, the gently animated, organic façade lighting suggests a connection to the forests. From sunset to midnight all year.
Buen (The Arch) // Viera Collaro
Smedetoften
The urban space is designed by 1:1 Landskab, laid out by Sven Bech A/S, lighting designer and architect Merete Madsen from MOE.
Construction designed by Eduard Troelsgård engineers.
Client: Copenhagen Municipality/Regional Renewal Northwest
Photos by: Rune Birkvad Sørensen
Bispebjerg Kirkegård
VEGA Landskab, general consultant and landscape architects
Eduard Troelsgaard, consulting engineers
Lightscapes Aps, light maker
Ebbe Dalsgaard, main contractor
Copenhagen Municipality/Regional Redevelopment Northwest, developer
Master bricklayer Kim Cordsen, bricklayer
Master blacksmith Gert Bomholt, blacksmith
Lighting and installation: Lightconstructor (line lights), Citelum/iGuzzini (spots in mast)
Photos by: VEGA Landskab
Gate of Colours – Christina Augustesen
Brønshøj Vandtårn
Brønshøj Husum Lokaludvalg in collaboration with Kulturhuset Pilegården and Foreningen Brønshøj Vandtårn.
The installation is lit in the darkest months of the year: November – February.
Industriens Hus (House of Industry) // Kollision
Photo: Christoffer Askman
Inderhavnsbroen (Inner Habour Bridge) // Studio Bednarski
Photo and lightning: Lightconstructor
Little Sun Light Swarm // Olafur Eliasson
Tivoli, Vesterbrogade 3, 1630 København V
Light Under the Arch // Jesper Kongshaug
Bispeengbuen, 2000 Frederiksberg
Nordvestparken (North West Park) // SLA A/S
Skuespilhuset (Royal Danish Playhouse)
– Jesper Kongshaug
Sankt Annæ Plads 36, 1250 Copenhagen K
Tivoli Hjørnet (Tivoli Corner)
Fotograf: Roberto Fortuna
Corner of Bernstorffsgade and Vesterbrogade, 1630 København V
Tracks
– Karoline H Larsen
Blågårds Plads, 2200 København N
Univers
– Karoline H Larsen
Blågårds Plads, ved biblioteket, 2200 København N