Museums

Projects

Museums lighting is a major specialty of ingélux : daylighting systems, shading systems, glazing are designed to provide optimal visual conditions and answers extremely precise specifications for global annual light exposure and protection against Ultraviolet / Infrared radiations.
Electrics light are designed to provide suitable spectrum and avoid glare.
Original light diffusing systems are often proposed.

Louvre, the Monna Lisa Room, Paris 2005

Architect Lorenzo Piqueras Numerical simulations for optimizing lighting.
Measurement and Calibration.

Lighting Mona Lisa painting: publication

Picasso Museum, Paris Hotel Salé

Architects Bodin and associates.
Consulting in electric and natural lighting.

Museum of Fine Arts , Marseille

Palais Longchamp, Marseille, 2012.
Architects Bodin and associates.
Consultancy in natural and artificial lighting.

Louis Vuitton Foundation

Architect Frank Gehry (2014).
Consultance in natural and artificial lighting.

Tsaritsyno Museum, Moscow

Moskprojekt 2 Architects,
Lighting design and optimization.

Renovation of the Petit Palais, City of Paris

Chaix and Morel Architects (2004)
Consultancy for the design of daylighting systems, solar shading and lighting integrated into window

Musée des Arts premiers, Paris

Architect Jean Nouvel (2005)
Optimization of lights on roofs and in classrooms.
On site monitoring.

Louver Museum in Abu Dhabi’s

Architect Jean Nouvel (2014).
Mission with Architect Jean François Bodin.
Guidance in natural and electric lighting.

Car museum of Compiègne

Study of glazed canopy.

National Museum of Contemporary Art (Rabat, Morocco)

Client: Kingdom of Morocco
K. Chakor / Bodin & Associates
Guidance in natural and artificial lighting.

Würth Museum

Architect Jacques and Clement Vergely, Cabinet Aurea
Guidance in natural and artificial lighting (2005-2008)