Notre-Dame Church
Rivière (France)
Stakeholder : Rivière
Lighting Designer : Lyum
Installer : Citéos
Manufacturers : Reggiani, Concord, Targettti
Overall Consumption : 4 kw
Light Points : 64
Concept
On the banks of Vienna, the Notre-Dame church (XIth and XIIth centuries), of Romanesque style is entirely painted with fresco. The design is based on a homogeneity of color around 3000K (lightly golden hue) in the nave.
Only the crypt has a warmer light. The vault is put into volume by spotlights placed on the transverse beams.
Then, the paintings are illuminated like paintings with a uniform light that respects the original colors. The use of metal iodide lamps allows very little heat release.