Abril 13, 2015
Lumenpulse lights exhibition on landscape architecture
Four different Lumenpulse product families used to illuminate gardens at AAPQ event
Montreal, Quebec
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Association of Landscape Architects of Quebec (AAPQ), Lumenpulse recently provided a range of outdoor LED luminaires for the association’s first exhibition of landscape architecture: “Jardins sur mesure.”
The exhibition’s goal was to highlight the multi-disciplinary nature of landscape architecture, which is at the crossroads of urban development, design and horticulture. Six custom gardens, focused on a theme relevant to the discipline, were lit by a range of Lumenpulse luminaires, including the Lumenfacade, Lumencove, Lumendome and Lumenbeam families.
The gardens were designed by the following landscape architects:
- “Draw me a root!” - Valériane Noël and Félix Parent-Sirard
- “Who eats who?” - Olivier Philippe
- “Three two-tone colors!” - Gilles Marin
- "Let it be" - Atelier MAP
- “Lull” - Patricia Boucher
- “Picnic” - Valéry Simard
Landscape architecture is in the global spotlight this year, as the United Nations named 2015 the UN International Year of Soils, a designation that aims to raise awareness on the importance of soils, food security and the ecosystem.
The AAPQ exhibition ran from April 1-10th, 2015 at the Complex Desjardins in downtown Montreal. For more information, please visit the AAPQ website.