Dreispitz
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Dreispitz by Herzog & de Meuron
Dreispitz has a linguistic simplicity that becomes its uniqueness: through the synthesis of productive and compositional intelligence, it enables the light to perform at its best in a wide variety of spaces.
Dreispitz is a pure element, a Euclidean geometric form that is not only scenographic but also absolutely professional in the light emission generated through its compositions.
A triangular central core houses the electronic components and can also accommodate management intelligence. On all three sides it supports light diffuser tubes that distribute the light emission softly and evenly in the space.
Proving its ability to adapt successfully over time, we decided to finalize the idea into a light system product.
The evolution of Dreispitz has an aluminum extrusion design that allows greater flexibility in terms of length, mountings and positioning.
The key to the lamp’s versatility is the triangular central core.
It segments the three possible light sources in different directions.
By sliding the elements in and out of extruded channels, it allows for the exchange between direct light, diffused light, or no light at all."
Herzog & de Meuron
Dreispitz is a functional solution that is nonetheless poetic thanks to the simplicity of its geometry and the freedom it allows to create graphic compositions that combine horizontal and vertical elements. It represents industrial intelligence that can be adapted to many different applications.
It can be a professional tool for office environments, a functional solution for the world of hospitality, a distinguishing feature for common areas, a unique piece that is both poetic and timeless, with the ability to blend seamlessly with any
setting. It is versatile and universal. It is an unadorned, essential element that nonetheless has a strong, recognisable identity.
Dreispitz
Herzog & de Meuron
Aluminium
Dreispitz wall/ceiling
90, 120
Dreispitz suspension vertical
90, 120
Dreispitz suspension horizontal
120, 150
2024
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