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Project ›› Grand Hôtel Dieu à Lyon (France)

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product(s) 2855 - Meteor 4660 - Corsica 5633 - Arches 5762 - Passy
Grand Hôtel Dieu à Lyon (France) Overall view
  • working since
  • 2019

The former hospital, now Europe’s biggest private regeneration site, has once again opened its doors to the people of Lyon and visitors, after a 4-year closure for the work to be done. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, the Grand Hôtel Dieu can now welcome the public to its courtyards and gardens, buzzing with restaurants, shops and offices, thus writing a new page in Lyon’s history.

The building was listed as an Historical Monument in November 2011, following a renovation process lasting many months, and now has a major part to play in Lyonnaise life. It’s a multi-faceted venue, focused on hosting, hospitality and culture. It’s also a superb showcase for LEC’s know-how, with many different products contributing to the venue's lighting. (Clem, Lignon, Lima, Passy, Corsica)

Designer: Atelier Roland JEOL
Installation: EIFFAGE Energie Systèmes
Photos: Michel Djaoui – Noël Bouchut

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  • <p>Lighting studies began in April 2012 and work was completed in June 2019. Now, visitors to the banks of the Rhône can admire this magnificent building until midnight, when the lights go out.</p>

    Lighting studies began in April 2012 and work was completed in June 2019. Now, visitors to the banks of the Rhône can admire this magnificent building until midnight, when the lights go out.

  • <p>Thanks to LED technology, despite there being no less than 458 spotlights installed, the total power consumed never exceeds 31kW. </p>

    Thanks to LED technology, despite there being no less than 458 spotlights installed, the total power consumed never exceeds 31kW. 

  • <p>In the background, the Basilica of Notre-Dame de Fourvière is also illuminated. Lyon genuinely deserves its name: “City of Lights”.</p>

    In the background, the Basilica of Notre-Dame de Fourvière is also illuminated. Lyon genuinely deserves its name: “City of Lights”.

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