Beacon Hille, Seattle : pedestrian pathway lighting with Mikado Nano poles

The project

Beacon Hill, a residential neighborhood in Seattle’s South End, is becoming a home for our Mikado Nano lighting poles. This green neighborhood is attractive and pleasant for its residents, with many restaurants and stores.
Equipped with our dimmable and programmable Nano² LED luminaires, Mikado Nano lighting poles offer clean and sustainable lighting for pedestrian pathways.

Seattle,
États-UnisOctober 2019© Photo credit:
Technilum

Contracting authority : Vulcan Real EstateArchitect : Runberg Architecture Group, Hewitt ArchitectsLighting designer : Rushing Engineers

Product(s) used

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Technilum’s icon Mikado has become a must have in qualitative urban projects. Reknowned for its unique trapezoidal profile, it can be arranged in alignments or in cluster. Made of extruded aluminum, entirely weld-free (City Module concept) Mikado is available in different heights, to suit all illumination configurations. Mikado Nano has been specially designed for ambient lighting ; it is equipped with a LED fixture to optimize energy consumption.Download data sheet

Mikado Nano Ambiance et décoratif

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Compatible with Shiraz(K) Nano, Mikado Nano and Zinfandel Nano models, the Nano² LED fixture, with integrated hinge and driver and extra clear silkscreened glass, accompanies your pedestrian and street lighting projects while providing low energy consumption and long-lasting.Download complete data sheet

NANO² (LED fixture to integrate)