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Spatial Softzone
By : Axis Lighting
GRANDS PRIX DU DESIGN – 15th edition
Discipline : Product
Categories : Industrial Design / Lighting fixture - Indoor : Gold Certification
Categories : Industrial Design / Product - Acoustic : Platinum Winner, Gold Certification
Spatial SoftZone® provides unparalleled design flexibility for creating architectural pendant lighting with effective sound attenuation properties. All-new Spatial SoftZone features the thin 1” aperture, proven lighting performance and superior design flexibility. Choose from an assortment of unique 3D elements, including linear solutions, squares, zigzags, open shapes and continuous forms.
Spatial SoftZone features a modular approach that lets you vary the quantity of panels to achieve the desired level of sound attenuation. The more sound absorption needed, the more SoftZone panels you use in the space.
• Panels made of 100% polyester containing at least 40% of recycled PET plastic
• Per-unit Noise Reduction Coefficient (NRC): up to 1.05
• 15 standard colors to choose from – custom colors available
Lighting Flexibility
Spatial SoftZone offers a full range of lighting distributions, including direct, indirect and edge lighting configurations, a first in vertical acoustic lighting. In addition to sending light in different directions, you can have fully unlit segments.
Architectural Adaptability
Segments and panels come in varying lengths (up to 7’) and heights (up to 3’), extending the possibilities for coordinated layouts. Hairline panel joints make for practically seamless continuous runs, enhancing architectural integration.
Optics Choices
Choice of direct, indirect and Edge lighting
Use blanks to create fully unlit acoustic panels
Integral mini-driver
Controls available
3D Design Choices
Easy-to-assemble kits for the 3D element specified include all the required hubs, segments, acoustic panels and lighting hardware. Segment choices include black, white, aluminum paint, and custom finishes are available, too.
Linear Solutions
Standard Forms
Continuous Forms
Collaboration
