White walls, floors and ceilings in the Museum Collection Lambert in Avignon create an abstract impression, high light reflection and create a neutral background for the works on display. Variants are only shown by means of the light sources and moods.
- Client
- Stadt Avignon
- Architecture
- Berger & Berger, Paris
- Completion
- 2016
- Award
- German Lighting Design Award 2017 in the International Project category
- Tags
- Culture
The exhibition rooms are illuminated with reduced lines of light on the ceilings. In the basement, luminous ceilings are used in favor of daylight-like lighting. The 400 square meter, L-shaped hall on the first floor is flooded with daylight through floor-to-ceiling windows. The newly built, approx. six meter high hall in the inner courtyard of the Hôtel de Montfaucon, which was converted into a museum extension, was given a daylight ceiling through which no direct sunlight can reach the walls. If necessary, the openings can also be completely closed so that the room is only artificially lit.
