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11-12/15

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‘Where modern spaces come to life: digital - indi-

vidual – networked’ is the motto of Light + Building

2016. The combination of lighting and building-

services technology makes Light + Building the

leading international trade fair with a spectrum of

products unrivalled in terms of depth and breadth.

The industry presents intelligent solutions, future-

oriented technologies and current design trends

that make a building more economically efficient;

increase its standard of comfort, security, safety

and architecture; and improve the user’s quality

of life.

All market leaders have signed up for the trade

fair from 13 to 18 March 2016 and the Exhibition

Centre will be fully occupied. “We are delighted

with the response from the exhibitor side, which

shows that, with its combination of design and

technology, Light + Building depicts the sector in

its entirety and is the perfect platform for it,” says

Wolfgang Marzin, Chairman of the Board of Man-

agement of Messe Frankfurt.

Emphasis will be given to the latest trends in

the lighting market and the influence of light on

people but also to networked security, the intel-

ligent house, building automation and efficient

energy management.

One of the main themes of Light + Building

2016 will be on innovations in the field of safety

and security technology. The integration of various

security systems, such as video surveillance and

admission control, and networking and incorpo-

rating them into the automatic building-services

technology of smart homes and buildings, is of

interest to both the sector and users.

On the six days of the fair, around 2500 ex-

hibitors will present the latest trends. Visitors will

also have the opportunity to participate in a multi-

faceted programme of events and be subjected to

in-depth review during expert lectures –perfect for

trade visitors who want to inform themselves fully.

Digital light regulation:

new dimensions for lighting design

With well thought-out and networked lighting

control systems, it is possible to illuminate rooms

perfectly and to exploit various aspects, such as

luminous colour and dimming, to the full. Human

centric lighting, i.e., the impact of light on our

productivity and feeling of wellbeing is becoming

increasingly important for planning new buildings

and making lighting a part of architecture.The trend

in public-space planning is towards a multifarious

and individual use of forms in lighting design. In

the case of urban lighting, the result is maximum

efficiency and savings in costs.

Around 1650 manufacturers will present the

complete spectrum of products and services

around the subject of light: design luminaires in

styles ranging from modern to classic, technical

lighting and lamps of all kinds and for all applica-

tions, as well as a huge selection of lighting com-

ponents and accessories. Visitors will be able to

see tomorrow’s lighting on the 16 floors of Halls 1

to 6, 10 and the Forum.

Design aficionados will gain new inspiration in

Hall 1. In Hall 3, visitors will find future-oriented

technical innovations while, in Hall 5.0, the focus

will be on outdoor and street lighting. Decorative

lighting for the contract and home are to be seen

in Halls 5.1 and 6.1.

In addition to the broad spectrum of prod-

ucts shown by the exhibitors, Light + Building is

characterised by a multi-faceted complementary

programme of events, the focus of which at the

coming fair will be on safety and security technol-

ogy, digital building, building information modelling

(BIM), the smart powered building and trends in

the lighting market. There are themed events for

all trade visitors, e.g., architects, engineers, plan-

ners, interior architects, designers, craftspeople,

the retail/wholesale trade and the industry – from

special exhibitions, via expert lectures, to trend

presentations.

Light + Building 2016:

www.light-building.com

Light + Building 2016: In tune with the times