Gotham Luminaires Lights Path to United Nations Climate Change Conference
Katherinev123 — December 4, 2009 — Eco
References: 3xn.dk & architonic
The United Nations Climate Change Conference (or COP15) is about to take place in Copenhagen, so it's no wonder that the city is incorporating eco-friendly elements into its urban landscape.
On the footsteps of Copenhagen's pedal-powered city hall Christmas tree are special solar-powered street lamps that will light the way to the United Nations Climate Change Conference. The lamps are architecture firm 3XN's 'Gotham' luminaires. Seven of these solar-powered LED lights—which produce more energy than they use—will be installed at the Bella Center where the conference will take place.
On the footsteps of Copenhagen's pedal-powered city hall Christmas tree are special solar-powered street lamps that will light the way to the United Nations Climate Change Conference. The lamps are architecture firm 3XN's 'Gotham' luminaires. Seven of these solar-powered LED lights—which produce more energy than they use—will be installed at the Bella Center where the conference will take place.
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