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2010紅點獲獎作品 丹麥Velux太陽隧道
red dot award: product design 2010,red dot: best of the best
制造商:Velux A / S公司，丹麥
設(shè)計:羅斯洛夫格羅夫，國標(biāo)
丹麥Velux太陽隧道
“太陽隧道”的靈感就是來自太陽，將自然光引入類似頂燈的裝置里，長長的管子就象個通道把自然光從屋頂送到天花板。這個把光線從外面采集進(jìn)來的部分就象燈的身體一樣，它的功能就是調(diào)節(jié)光線的亮度，還可以調(diào)節(jié)照明的角度。這個自然光線照明燈也能根據(jù)用戶的需求來調(diào)節(jié)。它亮麗、夢幻的外觀賦予人們想象的空間。

Funnelling natural light
The sun plays a key role in many creation myths, in which the sun is often personified and represented as a God-like figure. In Chinese legends, for instance, we find the story of the sun god Shen Yi. When the earth was scorched by the heat of ten suns, he shot down nine with a bow and arrow to save the world. In Greek-Roman mythology we have Apollo who is the god of light and possesses the gift of prophesy. A fascinating interpretation of what the sun can also signify is presented by the design of the Sun Tunnel. Designed according to the head note “If this is a lamp, the sun is the bulb”, this lamp takes sunlight and using an innovative approach turns it into a light source for indoor spaces. The working principle is simple and highly effective: a long tube-like tunnel brings natural daylight from the roof of a building to the ceiling of otherwise electrically lit rooms. The formal mediator for the light being directed from the outside comes in the shape of a fascinatingly organic-looking lamp body. This body functions as an additional diffuser that both enhances the natural light and spreads it in dynamic light reflections across the room. Just like almost any electric lamp, the natural light of this lamp can be directed and adjusted according to user’s needs. The Sun Tunnel embodies an impressive lighting concept that not only makes use of a natural resource, but also offers a new approach to the experience of sunlight; for its designer, Ross Lovegrove, it constitutes “…a contemporary interface between the tunnel of light and the interior design of living spaces.” With a design marked by lightness and imaginativeness, this interface also builds a bridge into the future – in a figurative sense, it funnels our thinking.