Architecture in the light of SLV:

The raumprogramm exhibition space run by the Deutscher Architektur Verlag offers a new stage on which to present architectural and conceptual ideas and projects. The old building, which is typical of the area, is located in Münster’s popular and culturally diverse harbour district. To provide a greater level of flexibility and efficient viewing comfort, SLV busbars were used in the modernised building’s 35 m² exhibition space.

A long-standing wish of the architects and managing directors of the Deutscher Architektur Verlag, Björn Sandmann und Christian Zilisch; the room has been modernised, with a design featuring clean, straight lines. The raumprogramm exhibition space is located on the corner of Hansaring and Soester Straße, in direct proximity to the port. The two large window façades offer sufficient natural light and make the small space seem larger. At the same time, they break up the simple, straight-lined design and provide glimpses of the inside, and views of the outside from within.

raumprogramm represents a spatial interface between building culture and the interested public - it serves as a place of debate and communication. Both international and also local building culture are presented. From architecture and town planning, to sketches, concept papers and architectural photography from various architects - everything is covered. As varied as the exhibition pieces are, what they all have in common is the need for suitable illumination and lighting. Care is taken to ensure flexibility, cosiness and also effectiveness, right from the planning phase.
For this reason, planners/architects decided in favour of the KALU-TRACK, with a warm white 3000K light colour. The total of six tracks with 15 spots show that various requirements can be fulfilled with glare-free, even and accented lighting. For smart control of the lights, dimming modules from the SLV VALETO® family were used. The lighting can be flexibly controlled using a compatible remote control.