DALI bridge lighting zhongqiao jp

Nakabashi night scene lighting in Japan

Nakabashi is a pedestrian bridge that connects Sun Sun Commercial Street in Minamisanriku City and the Revival Prayer Park, formerly the Disaster Prevention Office, and has become a place of prayer.

The middle bridge connects different spaces in different forms. When people cross the bridge from the former disaster prevention office, they reach the Kameyama Hachimangu Shrine. In Japanese shrines, bridges between roads and shrines are used to distinguish and connect the realm of the gods and the realm of the gods. The bridge adopts a soft and warm yellow tone in the lighting design, which echoes the night and can deeply attract the attention of tourists.

At night, the two banks of the river are quiet and dark. Only the lights on the bridge light up the loneliness in the night. From a distance, the double-layer lighting looks dazzling but not dazzling. The whole bridge uses 30 VT-F601 DALI dimmers. Points are set with different brightness to realize intelligent lighting.

The arches of the middle bridge are mirrored, and the lens-like truss structure supports the bridge's 80-meter-long span. The upper bridge arch is arched upward to form a walkway overlooking the sea; the lower chord of the mirrored truss is close to the river surface, and the lights of the bridge deck are reflected in the river water, becoming the focus of sight.

The bridge is deepened around the bridge structure through simple and practical lighting techniques. While satisfying functional lighting, the lighting fixtures are hidden. Through the projection of lights, the soft warm indirect light fills the whole bridge, which is not dazzling, and even more visible from a distance. beauty.

Entering the lower deck, one will see a row of towering wooden columns connecting the upper and lower arches. Locals see these pillars as a thousand torii gates. The warm-colored lights on a row of columns illuminate the bridge deck downward, presenting stepped lighting, enriching the sense of hierarchy, creating a warm slow-moving space, and creating a high-quality bridge night environment.

The lighting of the bridge deck is uniform and pleasing to the eye, and lamps with warm color temperature are selected, and the light seems to be innately integrated with the bridge body to illuminate the bridge deck aisle. The appropriate lighting angle can illuminate the inside and outside of the bridge without being obtrusive. Soft lighting accentuates the construction of the bridge, while creating a warm and natural atmosphere, in keeping with the image of a "walking bridge in a coastal town".