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TZ-200

TZ-200

Cove lighting system for seamless installation in plasterboard ceilings

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TZ-60

TZ-60

Recessed mounting channel for seamless installation in plasterboard ceilings

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TZ-4 LED

TZ-4 LED

Recessed luminaire for seamless installation in plasterboard ceilings

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light+building 2012

Invitation to the light+building 2012

Already today we would like to remind you of the planning for your visit of the world's leading trade fair for light, architecture and technology in Frankfurt from 15 to 20 April 2012.

 

 

We are looking forward to your visit of the Schmitz trade fair booth in hall 3.1, walkway D stand 41.

 

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St- Vinzenz hospital in Dinslaken

TZ-101 recessed gypsum mounting channels and CLEAR luminaires in the new building of St. Vinzenz hospital in Dinslaken

Schmitz developed a lighting concept in cooperation with the architect Füchtenkord from Langenfeld with a special " feel-good factor". The indirect illumination of the walls with TZ-101 recessed gypsum mounting channels as well as the living arrangement of the round Clear luminaires with direct / indirect light distribtution welcome patients and visitors in the represantative foyer with reception, corridors and waiting areas in a rather cosy atmosphere.

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MERA headquarters Radeberg

TZ-4 gypsum recessed luminaires in Mera headquarters

Mera a company specialised in metal technologies for clean dust-free rooms, chose TZ-4 recessed luminaires and BOX pendant lights for their new open-plan office in the Radeberg headquarters.

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Parliament´s office building of the German Bundestag in Berlin

STRONG 2 lighting system in the German Bundestag in Berlin

Since April 2008, one of the parliament´s office buildings undergoes a complete reconstruction. The historical building, formerly belonging to the Minestry of Foreign Affairs of the DDR (East Germany), is turned into a modern architectural landmark. The architects and lighting planners from Freudenstadt, Berlin and Stuttgart added one floor and a spacious glass facade, impressively changing the image of the government district.

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