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Architectural Lighting

James A. Richardson International Airport

At 60,000-square-meters with 21 gates the Winnipeg terminal building is designed to be open to the expansive sky and horizons of the Winnipeg environment.

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James A. Richardson International Airport

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Location

Baggage Claim

Description

Rings of colored neon line the inside edge of each circular skylight creating a playful pop of color in the ceiling cavities that would otherwise go dark at night. Subtle ceiling recessed downlights illuminate the space below.

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Location

Ticketing

Description

Adjustable controlled beam spotlights hidden within the “tech zones” between ceiling panels illuminate the departures hall. The wood ceiling, clean of light fixtures or perforations, is washed with light from column mounted indirect floodlights, which enhances the voluminously elegant architecture.

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Location

International Airport

Description

Simple, unobtrusive lighting allows views of the skyline to take precedence.

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Location

International Airport

Description

Indirect circulation lighting in the concourses provides softly diffuse illumination for a calming effect that counters the sometimes stressful experience of travel.

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Location

International Airport

Description

The first airport terminal in Canada to become LEED certified, the project achieved a LEED Silver rating in 2015.

Project Details

Location

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

Discipline

Architectural Lighting

Size

60,000 SM / 646,000 SF

Partners

Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects (Architect) / Stantec (Architect of Record)

Services

Interior and Exterior Architectural Lighting Design

Certifications

LEED Silver