Lighting design for the Fossilia Museum in Meltina: making time visible
At the Fossilia Museum, millions of years of geological history meet modern design. The lighting design for the museum brings this tension to life: precise spotlights for fine structures, soft light zones for spatial effect and carefully controlled accents for particularly rare pieces.
Light guides the eye, emphasises shapes and allows visitors to immerse themselves in the depths of the exhibition.
Precision and atmosphere: lighting technology that effectively showcases exhibits
Trigga track spotlights from Moltoluce provide targeted, flexible illumination of the fossils. The Egoluce Moonlight creates soft, atmospheric areas, while Georg Bechter's DOT system disappears elegantly into exposed concrete – technically precise and architecturally cleanly integrated.
Platinlux developed a lighting concept that combines scientific requirements with the spatial atmosphere. Planning, construction site support and delivery were closely coordinated to ensure that the technology, architecture and exhibits came together to form a harmonious whole.