Kardorff Ingenieure überzeugen mit dem Cinedom Köln beim Deutschen Lichtdesign-Preis 2020

Das Berliner Lichtplanungsbüro Kardorff Ingenieure Lichtplanung GmbH gewinnt beim angerkannten Deutschen Lichtdesign-Preis 2020 die Kategorie „Öffentliche Bereiche / Innenraum“ mit dem Projekt Cinedom Köln. Kardorff Ingenieure setzten das Veranstaltungshaus mit Projektionen und neuer Grundbeleuchtung in Szene und wirkten auf das Farbkonzept ein. Bei der Umsetzung involviert sind 12 x ANOLIS Arcpad 48 RGBW Fluter und 14 x Robe lighting Viva CMY Moving Lights.

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Albany Entertainment Centre Chooses Anolis

Albany Entertainment Centre (AEC) is a contemporary performing arts and events venue famous for its stunningly cool architectural design, located on the waterfront in Albany, about 420 km south east of Perth in Western Australia, which has upgraded the auditorium lighting of its main theatre space – Princess Royal Theatre – from incandescent sources to LED, utilising over 100 Anolis luminaires picked from different Ambiane ranges.

Investment

9.1.2026

Dutch National Opera Invests in Robe iFORTE LTX moving lights

The Dutch National Opera (De Nationale Opera) in Amsterdam has invested in four Robe iFORTE LTX moving lights with the HCF (high colour fidelity) engine, which are installed in their 1600-capacity main auditorium, where they are utilised for follow spotting – the latter integrated with their existing remote follow system.

Investment

16.12.2025

Robe Blinds Friedrichstadt-Palast with Delight

One of Berlin’s most iconic venues, the Friedrichstadt-Palast, AKA Palast Berlin, a revue theatre in the city’s Mitte district, has made a substantial investment in Robe moving lights to help facilitate its newly launched Grand Show production, BLINDED by DELIGHT, created by Oliver Hoppmann, complete with a vibrant new lighting design by Chris Moylan of Sunrise Studios.

Investment

7.11.2025

Lisinski Concert Hall Enjoys Robe

Lisinski Concert Hall is a major venue in Zagreb, Croatia, well known for staging large-scale music shows, conference and congress events. Opened in 1973 and named after Croatian composer Vatroslav Lisinski, it is acclaimed for its acoustic quality, central location, and multi-genre programming across its 1800-capacity main hall and 300-seat small hall.