DIAMOND TUBE daylight system | Biogena, Salzburg [AT] | Photo: © Faruk Pinjo | Architect: Berghofer Architektur ZT GmbH
DIAMOND TUBE daylight system | Biogena, Salzburg [AT] | Photo: © Faruk Pinjo | Architect: Berghofer Architektur ZT GmbH
DIAMOND TUBE daylight system | Skiservice Lech, Lech [AT] | Photo: © Julia Schambeck | Architect: Kitzmüller Architektur ZT GmbH
DIAMOND TUBE daylight system | Skiservice Lech, Lech [AT] | Photo: © Julia Schambeck | Architect: Kitzmüller Architektur ZT GmbH
Variant of DIAMOND TUBE daylight system | St. Hedwig chapel, Königsbrunn [DE] | Photo: © Julia Schambeck | Architect: Schrammel Architekten Stadtplaner PartGmbB
The DIAMOND TUBE daylight system does not need to be regulated with blinds etc., but still brings a lively dynamic into the room. Consisting of numerous isosceles triangular elements in highly reflective aluminium, it effectively directs incoming daylight into the room.
- When the sun shines, subtle plays of light are created on the floor and walls. The resulting spots of light change with the course of the day and the position of the sun.
- When it is dark, the DIAMOND TUBE can be illuminated by artificial light.
