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LSC Opens Up Gateway


LSC Lighting Systems, in conjunction with Iceworks Design, have come together to light up the Gateway Upgrade Project – Customer Information Centre, located in Queensland, Australia.
The Gateway Upgrade Project is the largest bridge and road construction project in Queensland’s history, totalling more than $1.87billion. The project includes the construction of a second Gateway Bridge and the upgrade of more than 20kms of roads, plus the addition of a Customer Information Centre.
Key to helping community understand, interact and accept the new construction is the Customer Information Centre and of course its interactive presentations. Technically speaking the centre is controlled by a Pharos LPC1 (LSC is the official Australian Distributor of the Pharos brand) and an LSC EKO Dimmer. The user interface is also provided by LSC in the ePlate wall controllers, each with eight buttons.
Interestingly. the ePlates are controlling both the Pharos and EKO from one central location. This means the entire centre can be operated from the one entry/exit point, allowing maintenance staff to confidently operate the lighting system and day/night staff to bypass the complexities of operating different lighting control and other AV equipment. The ePlates allow for the pre-programming and recall of various configurations at the touch of a button.
The centre is used as a meeting room/theatrette for public forums and stakeholder functions, with a motorised Projector screen and LCD Display in the reception area.
Jason Raft from Iceworks Design said: “After using the Pharos and LSC equipment for the first time during a previous project, they became the clear choice for Gateway. The ability to program the lighting states including the LED treatment via the Pharos designer software and the compatibility with LSC’s EKO dimmer and ePlates made it a simple system with a large scope for upgrade, which was a core challenge on the project. Pharos gives a production lighting designer the standard tools we have available to us through our production lighting systems in a building management friendly package. While tons of equipment is being utilized on the Gateway Project, lighting control was dominated by LSC. The choice was clear.”
In picture: (courtesy Iceworks Design Pty Ltd.) the Control Room with EKO dimmer and Pharos LPC1 and front of house.
18th September 2007
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