Ross Lovegrove is known for its ability to maximize the light sources through innovative and elegant design objects. One example, his “Cosmic Leaf” for Artemis, which we told you about last year. ‘This time the commission comes from Velux, Italian brand known for its attention in promoting sustainable building.
The project “Sun Tunnels” which, as its name suggests, intends to channel the outside light through special tubes to be circulated within the environments of special ‘chandeliers’ drop shaped.
The tunnel Lovegrove is integrated into the roof of the house and covered with Miro-Silver ®: a reflective material that increases the diffusing capacity of more than 98%. Ideal to offer an ecological solution in places where installation of windows is difficult. After the jump, pictures and outline the product.
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