;)
Main entrance looks towards North and a beautiful promenade between two faculty buildings.
by Ranko Skansi, M.Sc.
At the beginning, when you load this page, bellow this text you can see an ortogonal plane of the building with luminaires. By clicking on the icons on the left, you can see sketches of different sections.
Legend:
|
01 |
BEGA 6507 |
TC-D 18W |
24 W |
4 pcs |
150 W |
|
02 |
BEGA 8718 |
HIT 35W |
48 W |
2 pcs |
96 W |
|
03 |
MAZDA BREST |
TFP 58W |
67 W |
18 pcs |
1206 W |
|
04 |
Philips MVF606 |
CDM T 70W |
80 W |
4 pcs |
320 W |
|
05 |
Philips MVF616 |
SON-TP100W |
114 W |
8 pcs |
912 W |
|
06 |
BEGA 8835 |
2XTCL 36W |
72 W |
8 pcs |
496 W |
|
07 |
Philips MBF505 |
SON-TP70W |
80 W |
37 pcs |
2960 W |
|
08 |
Philips LED LINE |
LED LXN 0.95W / AM |
60 W |
9 pcs |
540 W |
|
TOTAL CONSUMPTION |
90 pcs |
6680 W |
|||
Main page of this project can be seen by following this link (<<<<<<<).
;)
South facade is a second most interesting sight of this beautiful secesian masterpiece. It looks towards Botanical Garden of Zagreb.
;)
Eastern facade is not that exposed to the sight of pedestrians, because during a summer period it is hiden by trees alley. Nevertheless, it is integral part of the palace, so we illuminate it as well as it was possible.
;)
Same case as the one before is the western facade.