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Berkeley Homes Tower at Tabard Square London, UK London is rich with historic landmarks, and in March 2006 the city saw the debut of a new and very modern one.
Sitting atop a 22-story residential tower in Tabard Square is an eye-catching LED-illuminated beacon that changes color according to barometric conditions. As the atmospheric pressure changes, the color of the beacon changes, providing a measurement of weather conditions that is visible for many miles across the city.
The beacon itself is a glowing glass box that’s lit from within by Color Kinetics’ intelligent LED lighting systems and controlled by a digital barometric pressure sensor. Led by Jeff Shaw of Arup Lighting, the design team used a combination of 36 ColorBlast® 12 units and 27 ColorCast® 14 units Learn more...
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 Photo Credit: Courtesy of Berkeley Homes |
 Photo Credit: Courtesy of Berkeley Homes
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| Project Credits |
| Client: |
Paul Hamilton, Berkeley Homes |
| Architect: |
Tom Payne, Rolfe Judd Architects |
| Lighting Design: |
Jeff Shaw, Arup Lighting |
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