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GOPLE LAMPBIG

BIG

GOPLE LAMP RWB

Feeding nature

Vegetable light simulation

Feeding human

Human physiological perception

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GOPLE LAMP RWB TECHNOLOGY

The right wavelenght

Feeding mind

Feeding nature

PATENT PENDING

FEEDING THE MIND

GOPLE LAMP RWBFEEDING THE MIND

Direct light RWB

DYNAMIC LIGHTCOLOR TEMPERATURE

Indirect light 3000 KNeutral

Warm

Cold

FEEDING THE NATURE

Blossoming phaseVegetative phase

GOPLE LAMP

E27 universal socket

GOPLE LAMP

GOPLE LAMP

Handmade glassblown in Murano

GOPLE LAMP GLASS FINISHEScristal glass with white gradient

transparent with silver metallization

transparent with copper metallization

ø 92 mm

ø 210 mm

ø 155 mm

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max

200

0 m

m

MATERIALSaluminum body, blown glass diffuser

COLOURScristal glass with white gradient,transparent with silver metallization,transparent with copper metallization

DIMENSIONSø210 mm x 420mm

PILL LAMP RWB LED DIRECT

TOTAL POWER21W

DELIVERED LUMINOUS FLUX1100lm

PILL LAMP WHITE LED 3000K INDIRECT

TOTAL POWER39W

DELIVERED LUMINOUS FLUX2250lm

E27 LAMP150W Halo o 1x21W LED

AREA 2071 DUBAIBIG

DOWNWARD PROJECTING LEDS

INITIAL CONCEPT

AREA 2071 DUBAI

CAFE GRAB N GO

STUDIO A STUDIO B STUDIO C STUDIO D

LIBRARY

MEETING ROOM

MEETING ROOM

MAKER SHOPPRINT + CREATE

MAKER SHOPARTIST

STORAGE

STOR-AGE

STORAGE

PANTRY

PANTRY

IDF ROOM

PRINTROOM

CAFEPANTRY

MEETING ROOM A

MEETING ROOM B

MENS ROOM

WOMENS ROOM

PRINTROOM

MEETING ROOM C

MEETING ROOM D

AL NAFOORAHRESTAURANT UAE

ACCELERATOR + SERVICES

DUNHILL RESTAURANTSUSHI

RESTAURANT

19TH CENTURYANTIQUES

CARTIER

RIVOLI

GALERIEHAMADAN

VACANT

VACANT

ORGANIC F+B STORE

FERNI

VACANT

YOUTHCENTER

HUMIDITYFLOWERSFOODPERFUME

MEDICINEWATER MINERALSHERBS

15 M 35 M5 MN

1 2 6 | A R E A 2 0 7 1

AREA 2071 DUBAI

AREA 2071 DUBAI

4600 mm - 6250 mm2500 mm

6250 mm

2500 mm

EXTROVERT INTROVERT

A R E A 2 0 7 1 | 1 25

GROVESTYPOLOGY

GROVE TYPOLOGIESTwo types of planters compliment the dynamic needs of users in the space. Located near the meeting areas, introverted groves are inhabitable, encouraging residents and visitors to gather within them. Extroverted groves, at the entrance and center, encourage residents and visitors to sit and relax along the perimeter.

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MEDICINE GROVEMEDICINAL

HUMIDITY GROVECREATE A NATURAL SOURCE OF HUMIDITY

MINERAL GROVEABUDANT MIX OF MINERALS

FLOWER GROVEDIVERSE AND FLOWERING

GROW LIGHTS

FOOD GROVEEDIBLE AND FLAVORFUL

WATER GROVETHRIVE IN WATER

PERFUME GROVEAROMATIC SCENTS

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HERB GROVEFLAVORING AND MEDICINE

A R E A 2 0 7 1 | 1 2 7

GROVESPLANT SELECTION

PLANT SELECTIONEach planter is distinguished through their subtle display of a unique offering of nature. A medley of plants, unique to the planter, showcase each theme and create a sensorial experience as one walks through the space.

AREA 2071 DUBAI

DOWNWARD PROJECTING LEDS

INITIAL CONCEPT

AREA 2071 DUBAI

PHOTOSYNTHESISCO2+ H2O OXYGEN AND FOOD

Light

PHOTONIC METHOD IS ONE OF THE WAYS TO MONITORIZE

PLANTS GROWTHTHROUGH PPFD

400.

LEGENDA

vegetables

cereals 300-380

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tomatoes

lettuce

onions

carrots

cabbage

herbs

beans

strawberries

creepers

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PHOTON FLUX DENSITY

is the number of photosynthetically

active photons that fall on a given

surface each second.

LEGENDAvegetables PPFD

Quantification of luminous fluxes of blue and red depending on the absorption peak of the plant in the spectrum of electromagnetic waves.

3 BLUE LEDs + 3 RED LEDs + 6 WHITE LEDs

properly arranged, ensure a good mix of color and flow calibration with respect to the required emission for both plants and man.

FEEDING NATURE

610 - 720 nmThis range includes red. Chlorophyll’slight absorption peak and significant impact on photosynthesis fostering the blossoming.

400 - 520 nmThis range includes purple, lightblue and cyan. It prompts plant vege-tative phase. Chlorophyll absorption and signifcant impact on photosyn-thesis occur.

380 - 400 nmBeginning of visible light spectrum.Chlorophyll absorption process begins.

FEEDING THE NATURE

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La ricerca ha chiarito come la luce influenzi lo sviluppo delle piante e ha definito scientificamente i parametri necessari a favorire i processi foto-biologici. Lo sviluppo corretto della pianta si ottiene quando avvengono in modo equilibrato i due processi che compongono la fotosintesi clorofilia-na: la respirazione della pianta e la fotosintesi.

La recherche a clarifié comme la lumière influence le développement des plantes et a défini scientifiquement les paramètres nécessaires à favoriser les processus photobiologique. Le développement de la plante s’obtiens si les deux processus composant la photosynthèse de la chlorophylle ont lieu d’une façon équilibrée : la respiration de la plante et la photosynthèse.

UNA PRO R B

610 - 720 nm

Questa gamma comprende il rosso. Si verifica il picco d’as-sorbimento massimo di luce della clorofilla e un’importan-te influenza sulla fotosintesi della pianta, promuovendone la fioritura.

This range includes red. Chlo-rophyll’s light absorption peak and significant impact on pho-tosynthesis fostering the blos-soming.

Cette gamme inclut le rouge. On constate le pic d’absorption de lumière par la chlorophylle et une influence importante sur la photosynthèse de la plante, favorisant la floraison.

Dieser Bereich beinhaltet das Rot. Es findet die höchste Lichtaufnahmespitze des Chlo-rophylls und eine bedeutende Auswirkung auf die Photosyn-these der Pflanze statt und för-dert die Blüte.

400 - 520 nm

Questa gamma comprende il viola, l’azzurro, il verde e pro-muove la fase vegetativa delle piante. Si verifica il d’assorbi-mento della clorofilla ed una forte inluenza sulla fotosintesi.

This range includes purple, light blue, and green. It prompts plant vegetative phase. Chlo-rophyll absorption and signif-cant impact on photosynthesis occur.

Cette gamme inclut le violet, le bleu ciel et le vert qui favo-risent la phase végétative des plantes. On constate le pic d’absorption de lumière par la chlorophylle et une influence importante sur la photosyn-thèse.

Dieser Bereich umfasst das Vi-olett, das Blau, das Grün und fördert das Wachstum der Pflanzen. Es findet die Aufnah-me des Chlorophylls und eine starke Beeinflussung der Pho-tosynthese statt.

380 - 400 nm

Inizio spettro della luce visibile. Il processo di assorbimento della clorofilla comincia.

Beginning of visible light spec-trum. Chlorophyll absorption process begins.

Début du spectre de lumière visible. La chlorophylle com-mence son processus d’ab-sorption.

Beginn des sichtbaren Lichtspektrums. Der Prozess der Aufnahme des Chlorophylls beginnt.

The research has clarified how the light affects the growth of plants andscientifically defined the parameters necessary to facilitate photobiological processes.The correct growth of the plant is achieved when the two pro-cesses that form photosynthesis chlorophytaliana are in a balance: plant respiration and photosynthesis.

Die Forschung erklärt wie das Licht die Entwicklung der Pflanzen entwi-ckelt und sie bestimmt wissenschaftlich die Parameter, die den photobio-logischen Ablauf unterstützen. Man erreicht die genaue Entwicklung der Pflanze wenn die zwei Abläufen der Photosynthese : die Respiration der Pflanze und die Photosynthese.

FEEDING NATURE

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I colori hanno una notevole influenza sul benessere psico-fisico dell’indi-viduo. Effettuano una stimolazione percettiva che asseconda e favorice le attività dell’uomo nella sua quotidianità. Creano una correlazione tra soggetto-spazio-oggetto.

Les couleurs ont une considérable influence sur le bien-être psychophy-sique de l’individu. Ils effectuent une stimulation perceptrice et ils favori-sent les activités de l’homme dans la quotidienneté. Ils créent une corréla-tion entre sujet-espace-objet.

The colors have a significant influence on the psycho-physical wellbeing of each individual.Performing a perceptual stimulation that supports and en-courages human activities in everyday life. Creating a correlation between subject-object-space.

Die Farben beeinflussen das psychophysische Wohlbefinden des Men-schen. Sie realisieren eine Wahrnehmungsstimulation und sie fördern die gewöhnliche Tätigkeit des Menschen. Sie schaffen eine Korrelation zwi-schen Subjekt-Raum-Objekt.

600-780 nm

Questa gamma comprende il rosso, che produce sull’organi-smo una sensazione di rilassa-mento e decompressione.

This range includes red, which creates a sensation of relaxa-tion and decompression in the organism.

Cette gamme comprends le rouge, qui produit une sensa-tion de relax et décompression dans l’organisme.

Diese Skale enthalt Rot, das Entspannung und Druckver-minderung für den Körper pro-duziert.

380-500 nm

Il blu e il violetto facilitano la tendenza alla riflessione e alla creatività. Si verifica un innalza-mento del livello di attenzione e di produttività.

The blue and violet tend to facilitate thought and creativity. Heightening the level of atten-tion and productivity.

Blue et violet facilitent la ten-dance à la réflexion et à la créativité. Augmentation du niveau d’attention et de pro-ductivité.

Blau und Violett erleichtern die Neigung zur Überlegung und Kreativität. Steigerung des Ni-veau von Aufmerksamkeit und Produktivität.

3500-2800 K

La temperatura di colore più calda è utile per atmosfere di relax e defaticamento, in cui non sono richiesti compiti visivi particolarmente impegnativi.

Warm light is useful for an at-mosphere of relaxation and refreshment, and when particu-larly challenging visual tasks are not required.

La température de couleur plus chaude est utile pour des at-mosphères relaxantes et défa-tigantes, ou ne sont pas exigé des tâches visuelles notam-ment astreignantes.

Eine warmer Farbtemperatur ist nützlich für Entspannung, wann keine anstrengen Sehaufgaben erforderlich sind.

5000-3500 K

Si determina un aumento dei valori fotometrici utili allo svol-gimento di compiti visivi forte-mente operativi.

There is an increase in the photometric values relevant to the fulfillment of strongly opera-tional visual tasks.

Hausse des valeurs photomé-triques utiles au déroulement des tâches visuelles fortement opérationnels.

Erhöhung der photometrischen Werte, die nützlich sind, um Vollstreckungssehaufgaben durchzuführen.

10000-5000 K

Si verifica un’innalzamento dell’attenzione e della concen-trazione.

There is a rise in attention and concentration.

Augmentation de l’attention et de la concentration.

Steigerung der Aufmerksam-keit und der Konzentration.

600 - 780 nm REDRelaxing and anti-stress effect.

3500 - 2800 K WARM WHITE Warm colour temperature: atmosphere of relax and rest, with simple visual tasks.

400 - 520 nm BLUEIncrease in attention and productivity levels, it favours meditation and creativity.

5000 - 4000 K NEUTRAL WHITENeutral colour temperature: increase in the photometric values required for more com-plex visual tasks.

10000 - 5000 K COOL WHITECold colour temperature: increase in atten-tion and concentration.


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