Public buildings should be identity-creating figureheads and places of well-being at the same time. A variety of influences play a role in the successful design of interior architecture, such as new approaches to customer and employee loyalty or the close interweaving of constructive and technical requirements. In Teningen town hall, this was expressed in the renovation of the historical part of the building from the 18th century as well as the one from the 1980s, which was completed this year.
Both architectural styles benefit from the holistically sophisticated and durable illumination of the Ringo Star, Basic and Matric series. Dynamic in form and colour, matt black Ringo Star G3 + Midpin C2 and Ringo Star P6 pendant luminaires emphasise meeting places such as conference rooms, while offices make use of the large-area radiance of Matric R3.
