Trilux chosen for eco-friendly office campus
(Netherlands) – Trilux’s latest project at Tripolis Park in Amsterdam, showcases a pioneering office campus that blends heritage-listed buildings with a striking new 11-story structure. Created by Flow Development, the revitalisation focuses on user wellbeing, maximum sustainability and future-proof technology.
Tasked with delivering a smart, energy-efficient lighting solution across indoor and outdoor areas from a single source, Trilux has installed approximately 13,000 light points. Standard luminaires, including 39er G3, Onplana, Lenty and Sonnos, were customised to meet the project’s demands. A standout feature is the foyer’s So-Tube light sculpture, while outdoor spaces and cascading roof terraces are illuminated by ConStela, 8841 bollard luminaires and Skeo Q units. These luminaires seamlessly bridge the historic and modern elements of the campus.
3,000 lights incorporate advanced TRI-Sensors that provide motion detection, daylight control and environmental data via a wireless mesh network, optimising the indoor climate and energy performance through a future-ready Smart Grid.
“At the start of the project, the specification focussed on high-quality, glare-free light – without mentioning Human Centric Lighting (HCL), which dynamically changes the light colour to mimic daylight and is perceived as particularly pleasant,” recalls project leader Willem Dammers, CEO of TRILUX Benelux.
A demonstration convinced Flow Development to include Tunable White luminaires with HCL throughout the campus. Employees can even adjust the light intensity or colour to suit their preferences via an app if desired.
Triplos Park has received numerous certifications and awards, supporting its position as a unique and pioneering office project. Its ratings in sustainability, design and user wellbeing include a BREEAM-NL “Outstanding” rating making it one of the most sustainable buildings in the Netherlands. The “Well Platinum” certification attests to the campus’ outstanding work environment, promoting mental, physical and social well-being for users.The site is home to major tenants such as Uber and an international law firm, whose employees benefit from the exceptional design. Visitors and residents alike enjoy the spectacular architecture and the publicly accessible park.
