I’m loving Bruce Munro’s latest work because it provides some much needed lighting in churches.
Bruce Munro installed 15,000 bottles in Salsbury Cathedral to create a maze of illuminated water towers, all lit with color-changing LED lights in random patterns. There’s also a control system with reactive projectors that responds to music from the choir, making the towers look like colorful equalizers.
Photo Credits: designboom, brucemunro
Illuminated Water Towers
Brunce Munro Gives Salisbury Cathedral a Luminous Makeover
Trend Themes
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Illuminated Water Towers — Disruptive innovation opportunity: Expanding the use of illuminated water towers in public spaces for aesthetic and functional purposes.
Industry Implications
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Art Installation — Disruptive innovation opportunity: Incorporating interactive technology and lighting systems into art installations to create immersive experiences.
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Architecture — Disruptive innovation opportunity: Integrating color-changing LED lights in architectural structures to enhance visual impact and create unique lighting designs.
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Event Planning — Disruptive innovation opportunity: Using reactive projectors and color-changing LED lights to create dynamic lighting displays for events, concerts, and performances.