KLOSTERVIERTEL KYRITZ

Individual lighting design for libraries, museums, event buildings and monastery gardens

In the Kyritz monastery district, history, education, and culture converge—and with them, very different lighting requirements. A holistic lighting concept was developed for the library, the museum, the new event building, and the historic 13th-century monastery garden—with finely coordinated effects, technology, and design.

A tailor-made lighting system was developed for all areas, which can be used modularly and architecturally. It includes recessed and surface-mounted ceiling luminaires, track systems with spotlights, pendant luminaires, table and floor lamps, wall luminaires, and bollard lights for outdoor areas.

In the library, glare-free lighting ensures a pleasant reading environment. In the museum, we showcase exhibits with accentuated, conservation-friendly lighting. The new event building will feature a flexible, controllable lighting solution for a variety of usage scenarios. The monastery garden will be enhanced with discreet, directional lighting.

The uniformly developed lighting system combines the design and functional diversity of the individual locations – in technology, lighting effect and appearance.

A project in which architecture, history and light merge into an overall picture.

Description of services: Lighting planning, conception, design development, production of luminaires

Architect: Architectural firm Kühn-von Kaehne and Lange

Client: City of Kyritz

Total area: 2,474 m²

Visualizations: Architectural office Kühn-von Kaehne and Lange

Photos: Fischer&Partner

Period: 2018 - 2027