Cumbernauld Underpass – Image © Hamish Bigg
These designs demonstrate a great way to take city spaces and turn them into 21st century places as the colorful lighting transitions completely transform the atmosphere throughout the day. The LED outdoor lighting changes include orange hues for early sunset, purple hues for twilight, pink hues for late sunset and blue hues for the duration of the night and the stunning environment is completed with starlight roof effects and a 'river' of light that is projected onto the ground.
This project demonstrates a great way to reclaim city spaces and turn them into 21st century places as the colorful lighting transitions completely transform the atmosphere throughout the day and night. The LED outdoor lighting changes include orange hues for early sunset, purple hues for twilight, pink hues for late sunset and blue hues for the duration of the night and the stunning environment is completed with starlight roof effects and a ‘river’ of light that is projected onto the ground.
The designers Hamish Bigg and Roy Shearer worked with local school children at St Maurice’s High School throughout the project (from brainstorming in concept development to getting their hands dirty painting the mural of their town), which they hope has enabled the kids to have a sense of ownership of the space they pass on their daily journey to school. The project was commissioned North Lanarkshire Council in Scotland in order to regenerate the area around the Craiglinn roundabout in Cumbernauld.
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Wow. Really cool stuff. I wonder how they did the top? Curious if they used fiber optics or LED Lights.
Wow… Great idea. Which is a “BIGG” Conceptual rip-off from DTW airport(@ Detroit, MI). Nice job with a not so original idea!