This news article was originally written in Spanish. It has been automatically translated for your convenience. Reasonable efforts have been made to provide an accurate translation, however, no automated translation is perfect nor is it intended to replace a human translator. The original article in Spanish can be viewed at Socelec Schréder ilumina el estadio donde España ha ganado su tercera Eurocopa

Socelec Schréder Lights the stadium where Spain has won his third Eurocopa

03/07/2012

3 July 2012

Originally built in 1923, the Olympic Stadium of the Ukrainian capital, Kiev, has been widely renewed in base to a design of the German architects Gerkan, Marg und Partners (GMP). The stadium has received to more than 66.000 visitors for several parties of the Eurocopa 2012, included the final of 1 July.

Schréder has worked in narrow collaboration with the architects and the office of design of German lighting Conceptlicht to provide lighting to the majority of the public areas of this spectacular stadium.

Olympic stadium of Kiev.

They have installed more than 1.200 luminarias Cube Schréder, instrumented with sources of traditional light and designed to fulfil the requirements of specific lighting of Conceptlicht, to light the zone of the main hall, the zone VIP and the one of the viewers.

Have installed more than 600 m of LEDbeam Schréder, that light the famous Stadium Moses Mabhida in Durban (South Africa), to light the upper ring of the zone of seats. These luminarias are controlled by a system DALI to provide dynamic effects during the event.

The most spectacular lighting has attained by means of 640 luminarias Schréder especially designed to light the glorious ceiling of the stadium, creating an impressesive effect in the landscape.

These luminarias have also a system of variation of colour DALI, so that they can regulate as it was necessary during the parties.

Schréder Also has provided the lighting for the entrance to the National Stadium of Warsaw, where played the party of inauguration. They have installed more than 280 luminarias Maxi Tubulus Schréder to light the access and the surrounding areas.