Saint Louis, Washington University Medical Center, Iowa - Dimensional and Scenographic Lighting

The project

The Washington University Medical Center began its Campus Renewal Project with the expansion of the St. Louis Children’s Hospital and the construction of a new medical tower for the Barnes Jewish Hospital.

Our Aiguille masts puntuate the forcourt. Their Palino extension, with its unique helicoidal integrated technical groove, allowed to easily fix and set up lighting fixtures on top.

Saint Louis,
USAMay 2016© Photo credit:
AJJN Photography

Contracting authority : Land CollectiveLighting designer : RBLDI – RANDY BURKETT LIGHTING DESIGNLandscape architect : ANDROPOGON

Product(s) used

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Aiguille (“Needle”) is a tapered aluminum pole ended by a spike, going up from the pole with no break in the overall line. It benefits from the Technalinox® technolgy and is thus entirely weld-free, to provide stronger structural resistance.Download data sheet

Aiguille Dimensionnel et scénographique

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Technilum has developed an in-depth expertise regarding extruded aluminum for more than 50 years and manufactures Technalinox: round tapered poles produced in one piece, from 3 to 12 m high. The connection pole/ base plate, entirely weld-free, eliminates weak points and corrosion. Technalinox poles offer both aesthetic qualities and robustness.Download data sheet

Technalinox Fonctionnel et routier

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Masthead with helicoidal technical groove. Through this exclusive design floodlights can be easily mounted and their heights and orientations can be adjusted precisely on site.

Palino masthead