
Nortvig Domicile
Complete lighting solution focusing on functionality and atmosphere
A factory building from 1977 has been converted into modern offices and production facilities.


Complete lighting solution focusing on functionality and atmosphere
A factory building from 1977 has been converted into modern offices and production facilities.

Category: Office building, complete lighting project
Location: Horsens, Denmark
Architect: Skala Arkitekter
Contractor: Group 3 A/S
Photographer: Thomas Mølvig
Lighting consultants: Rasmus Gyberg and Bjarke Boll, Louis Poulsen
Manufacturers: Louis Poulsen, Targetti & Flos
Products: Slim Round Suspended, AJ Floor, Flindt Wall, Flindt Bollard by Louis Poulsen
Downlight and spot by Targetti
In-Finity architectural linear light by Flos

Louis Poulsen designed a lighting proposal in the project phase which very precisely defined the intention where striplights, for example, emphasise the rafters in a super-elegant way.
Emil Simonsen, Skala Arkitekter

Louis Poulsen has acted as lighting consultant from the earliest stages of the project. The result is a holistic and consistent lighting project that emphasises the architecture and function of every space. The striplights provide excellent general lighting in the open-plan office while AJ Floor has been placed in seating areas to create an attractive ambience and signal tranquillity as well as a dedicated space for conversation or concentration.
The lighting contributes to creating the atmosphere required in different spaces. Much thought has gone into establishing the areas where lighting needs to be practical and where it needs to create atmosphere and hygge.
Thomas Nortvig, contractor

Providing a glare-free downward light which lands softly on the terrace, the Flindt Bollard defines the outdoor space in an appealing way The Flindt Bollard has been placed elegantly on the terrace to create a pleasant ambience against dark winter afternoons. In the summer, the bollard can be used to prolong an evening on the terrace with colleagues or customers.