Prize(s) Honorable Mentions
Lighting Design/Product Company Light Directions (Singapore)
Lead Designers Lee Li Ping
Other Designer's names Liyana.Rahim
Client Hotel Properties Limited
Photo Credits Four Seasons Hotel Singapore
Completion Date October 2024
Project Location Singapore
Entry DescriptionThe Four Seasons Ballroom in Singapore underwent a month-long lighting transformation, shifting from traditional chandeliers to immersive experiences that redefine event spaces. Step into this ballroom, and witness a story told in light, a narrative woven into the room's ceiling fabric. Imagine sakura blossoms unfurling across the ceiling, or the tranquil depths of an underwater world. Through meticulously programmed, backlit media projections, these ceilings now display breathtaking scenes. A fusion of TVs, Barrisol panels, and architectural downlights presented my most challenging task, as each pixel and lumen had to be meticulously orchestrated to translate artistic vision into code. The sectional design of the Barrisol panels was critical; each segment was individually addressable, allowing for precise control and seamless transitions between scenes, ensuring a dynamic, non-repetitive visual flow. The lighting design incorporated ambient downlights, focused table pinspots, and stage track lighting, all harmonizing with the projected scenes. Pre-function areas feature tunable coffered lighting, setting the tone and allowing for dynamic visual changes to suit any event. This project proves that lighting is more than just illumination; it creates magic, allowing events to transcend the ordinary, crafting immersive experiences and adding depth and nuance to every gathering.
Sustainability ApproachThe sustainability framework for the Four Seasons Ballroom lighting transformation prioritized energy efficiency by implementing LED technology and intelligent lighting controls to optimize lumen output and minimize energy consumption. We also emphasized material conservation by achieving a substantial refitting percentage of existing architectural elements, thereby reducing material waste. Furthermore, the selection of durable, long-lasting materials, including energy-efficient LED fittings, contributed to the project's overall sustainability.
