| Use Case: | Refrence Project |
| Project Name: | Lokwerk |
| Lighting Designer: | Felix Kessler / LightON |
| Architect: | TK Architekten |
| Interior Architect: | |
| Installer: | Monolicht |
| Customer: | Lokwerk |
| Location: | 8406 Winterthur, Switzerland |
| Photographer: | Felix Kessler / LightON |
| Partner: | Monolicht / Light On |
| LTwo used: | LTwo® MAG |
| Lumami used: | |
| Application Area: | Decorative Lighting |
| Detail Application: | Pendant lights |
Today’s Lokwerk shopping center boasts a rich history. The building once served as a production hall where railway carriages belonging to the Swiss Locomotive and Machine Factory were repaired. A nostalgic railway carriage inside the center still serves as a reminder of this. In recent years, the Lokwerk has been increasingly developed into a retail shopping center, with the building also being complemented by attractive residential spaces, which have been occupied since 2023.
The shopping center itself offers a wide range of shopping options as well as complementary services such as the PureGym fitness center. 2024 was one of the most successful years in the center’s 15-year history, and the fact that it exceeded the magic million mark is proof of this.
As a decorative and functional element, the Swiss lighting manufacturer Monolicht and the lighting design firm LightON have developed a “chandelier” that illuminates the public area of the shopping center in multiple units. By using sound-absorbing felt materials and combining the LTwo MAG with direct and indirect lighting, a completely new, individual luminaire was created.
Product 1
LTwo® MAG accessories with magnetic socket MS5 and rear munting bracked for screwing.
Product 2
LTwo® MAGNETIC for constant current
with 40° optic and opal cover
Accessory
Power supply unit on the secondary side pre-wired constant current.
