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EastWest Light by Ákos Huber from Kecskemet, Hungary.

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Emerging Category - Highwire by Christian Lo from Toronto, Ontario, Canada. CONCEPT: By allowing gravity to weight the center, the Highwire maintains balance by creating tension between two points.  The user can add up to five luminaries to a single power drop. The light created by the fixture not only illuminates the surrounding area, but also illuminates itself further enhancing the fixtures presence.

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Dévoilement des finalistes de la 5e édition du concours international de design de luminaires L A M P
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London Wall Place : construire sur le passé
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London Wall Place viewed from elevated gardens

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Walkway leading to 2 London Wall Place

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1 London Wall viewed from the street

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CGI Aerial view showing London Wall Place in city context

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Elevation of 2 London Wall from Wood Street

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The public realm is formed of a series of pocket gardens for people to discover that, together with the adjacent Salters’ Hall Garden and soon-to-be-completed St Alphage Garden, delivers more than 1.5 acres of public space.

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The remains of St Alphage Church, the new playful pedways overhead and the pale glass reinforced concrete and dark blue, ribbed expanses of faience tiling in the background

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View to gardens, Roman Wall and 2 London Wall Place

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The grain and scale expressed along the facades continue like ‘ribbons’ up, along, over and down the extent of the building’s mass. On 1 London Wall Place they form the cantilevered soffit – some of the largest cantilevers in London.

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2 London Wall lift lobby

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The blue ceramic flows into 2 London Wall Place to form the ribs of the reception ceiling

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The walkways include four bridges 

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The varied levels are conceived as a continuous three-dimensional landscape, providing pedestrian connection

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The walkway network now has a material palette of weathering steel and Iroko timber 

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Vertical rectilinear bands of GRC hide the services and elevators and have defined, sharp edges 

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There are 780m2 of green walls across the site

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The water feature adds reflections and an acoustic element to the scheme 

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