The Sept-Îles Cruise Pavilion is a landmark waterfront project designed to enhance the region’s tourism experience and architectural identity. To support this modern structure, a lighting solution that combined performance, durability and design flexibility was essential.
Borealux is proud to have contributed to this project by delivering a fully integrated architectural lighting system tailored to both aesthetic and environmental requirements.
Designed for Coastal Conditions
Located directly on the waterfront, the pavilion is exposed to demanding environmental conditions including humidity, wind and temperature variations.
The lighting system needed to:
Withstand harsh outdoor environments Maintain consistent performance over time Integrate seamlessly into the architecture A Complete and Flexible Lighting Solution
**To meet these challenges, Borealux implemented a combination of advanced LED technologies: **
Products used:
LS-STRIP-24V-RGBW LS-EXT-NEON-TOP-1616 LS-EXT-SUR-1811 LS-STRIP-24V-600LM-3500K LS-EXT-ENC-2213 LS-CON-DEC-DMX-4S-6A
This setup allows for:
- Dynamic color control (RGBW)
- Uniform light diffusion
- Clean architectural integration
- High flexibility in design and execution
- A Dynamic Visual Experience
With DMX control and RGBW capabilities, the pavilion’s lighting can adapt to different moods, events and times of day.
The result for teh Sept-Ile Cruise Pavillon :
A strong architectural identity An enhanced visitor experience A distinctive nighttime presence along the waterfront Borealux: Your Partner for Architectural Lighting
Borealux supports architects, designers and contractors in delivering high-quality, customized lighting solutions.
✔️ Locally manufactured in Canada ✔️ Fast delivery across Canada and the U.S. ✔️ Durable, high-performance products ✔️ Fully customizable solutions
The Sept-Îles Cruise Pavilion demonstrates how well-designed lighting can elevate architecture and create a lasting visual impact.
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Learn more about the projecthttps://ici.radio-canada.ca/nouvelle/2191419/pavillon-croisieres-port-sept-iles
