Bureaux

Tre Torri is an architectural project centred on design and innovation, perfectly integrated into the philosophy of the new neighbourhood that has been built around it. A modern setting, to be furnished in a simple yet elegant style: this was the challenge for GEWISS and its emergency lighting solutions. More than 2,500 Startec KNX EIB and Startec Check lamps were used to provide emergency lighting for the entire complex, coupled with supervisory software that enables the entire lighting system to be controlled.

Tecniche Nuove is a publishing group founded in 1964, disseminating professional information to the mechanical sector primarily, and many other trade sectors across Italy. In June 2014, the organization celebrated its 50th anniversary, and marked this important milestone by inaugurating its new headquarters, the ‘Palace of Culture,’ a 15-storey tower, extending the company’s existing complex in via Eritrea in Milan, to the north of the city. GEWISS supplied the entire system of Chorus plates and devices in every office, as well as a system of actuators that electronically control curtains and lighting. The energy on each floor is managed by GEWISS’ 47 CVX distribution cabinets, while the 24 Series SC retractable towers protect and connect each space. Finally, in basement rooms, the emergency lighting system is provided by the autonomous emergency ceiling lights from the Startec Net range.

The modern Flexxi Business Centre in Rome is focused on efficiency, and on achieving a clean, elegant aesthetic impact. What better context could there be to take advantage of the extraordinary versatility of GEWISS solutions for operational installations? Via a series of enclosures, miniature circuit breakers, residual current circuit breakers, junction boxes and fixed interlocked socket-outlets, energy is distributed both safely and consistently throughout the complex, enabling operators to enjoy the best working conditions possible. On the walls, only the modern, linear design of the Chorus titanium plates is visible.