With the creation of the Picasso Museum in Málaga, Andulicia, Spain a dream held by Pablo Picasso has been fulfilled: a dedicated venue for his work in the heart of his beloved native city. The Museum is set in an ancient Andalusian style Palace dated from the 16th century (Palacio de Buenavista, declared a National Monument in 1939) featuring renacentist architecture and Mudéjar elements.
Strategically located in Málaga, Spain’s historic city center, this impressive museum has become a major attraction. Splendidly restored, it is wonderfully located in the old part of the city. To automate an historical building such as this one was quite a challenge for Vantage. It was important to preserve the restored elements and historical artwork yet provide optimal lighting control as well as a highly sophisticated audio/video system for events in the 89,340 square foot space.
Providing as standard - to each apartment - a comprehensive control solution to seamlessly automate systems in a way that holds up to the demands of hotel guests, owners and a harsh sea-side environment. Vantage supplied, installed and commissioned a luxury control experience for each "Sky Villa" as well as the Clubhouse, Gym, Spa, Library, Conference Center and all of the landscaping, roads, parking garages and individual buildings.
La Mirada began as a modest stone adobe in the Mexican period. It was later remodeled to become an elegant home where the great stars of silent film were entertained. In 1994, the gallery wing was added to accommodate outstanding exhibitions that change several times a year. These changes represent a tremendous amount of work for the curators and facilities team. New art is hung on the walls and adjusted and at the same time the lighting fixtures have to be re-aimed and light levels readjusted and memorized by the control system. The competitive system installed since 1994 no longer performed this function adequately. Adjusting light levels would take four to five days. It’s important that Curators have the ability to move around the space while adjusting light and scenes to make sure the art work is presented optimally.
The ambitious upgrade of the 497 room luxury hotel began in May 2012, with the goal of enhancing the in-room experience of guests, upgrading both the aesthetic design and technology of the hotel, and enabling future energy savings. Hotel management selected Vantage to provide lighting and climate control, as well as a multi-language in-room guest room control interface for the high-end West Tower. The hotel remained operational during the entire renovation. The complete upgrade of the West Tower was completed on schedule in time for the opening of the 67th General Assembly of the United Nations on September 18, 2012.
The Swedish hotel group Pandox AB purchased the Brussels Hilton hotel - located on the stylish Boulevard de Waterloo in Brussels and renamed it ‘The Hotel, Brussels’. Work started immediately on renovating the facade and complete refurbishment of the rooms.
Westin was looking for a solution that would allow them to control 716 loads distributed in the Lobby, Restaurants, Spa, Ballrooms, Meeting Rooms and Presidential Suite. They had been provided with a specification from a dominant competitor. The Vantage specification needed to provide additional functionality to overcome this strong competition.
The Vantage system offers the ability to control all types of lighting technologies, while also providing simplified or complex control and integration. For example, in the lobby area the system was only required to offer automatic and automated control over the lighting, while in the new Gallery area lighting control, full AV integration and mechanical integration were required. Vantage gave the client the varying levels of control they needed without having to employ a separate control system. This really simplified things for the client, who only had a single system to operate..
This yacht features an eclectic mix of fine leathers and exotic woods from around the world, creating a demand for matching materials in both wiring devices and control points that blend into the aesthetic and stand out to complement the interior and exterior areas. The interior design team is looking for a seamless presentation for all wiring devices and control points. With a lighting designer tasked to create not only a well-lit environment but also to include color changing and image projecting applications and the use of in-water color changing hull fixtures, the electrical engineering team needed more than just a lighting control solution.
This 230-foot marine marvel required an automation solution that reflected its prestigious pedigree. But with five decks and a full-time crew of 22, the My Samar yacht didn’t just need a comprehensive automation package. It needed a solution that anyone on board could operate with minimal training.
This yacht features an eclectic mix of fine leathers and exotic woods from around the world, creating a demand for matching materials in both wiring devices and control points that blend into the aesthetic and stand out to complement the interior and exterior areas. The interior design team is looking for a seamless presentation for all wiring devices and control points. With a lighting designer tasked to create not only a well-lit environment but also to include color changing and image projecting applications and the use of in-water color changing hull fixtures, the electrical engineering team needed more than just a lighting control solution.
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