S21 – two decades of working with light. Flashback, snapshot, and outlook
Presentation date: 26. October
Presentation time: 12:15
A project that has raised discussions, opinions and political demonstrations: the new main railway station in Stuttgart, Germany. The building is designed by Ingenhoven Architects and forms the centerpiece of the Stuttgart 21 transport and urban design project. The new light-flooded underground through station is to replace the existing Stuttgart terminus station. The speaker will elaborate on the technical and operational requirements, and how the design team is facing and handling the European and internal regulations inherent to this centennial project.
Introduced by
Daniel Meyer/DE, Tropp Lighting Design
Daniel Meyer developed the visual concepts and designed the lighting for tradefairs, live concerts, TV shows and events for Schall und Schein Design, of which he was a founder, for seven years before joining Tropp Lighting Design in 2009. In 2011, he gained his Master degree in Light & Lighting from Bartenbach Lichtakademie/Universität Innsbruck. Over the last years he has been responsible for the lighting for a number of significant projects throughout Germany, including the Stuttgart 21 new railway station and airport station.
