Auroom Schienenbeleuchtungssystem by Alexander Vorontsov

Auroom Schienenbeleuchtungssystem by Alexander Vorontsov is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2020 A' Design Award in Bronze in Beleuchtungsdesign Competition Category.

BronzeBeleuchtung· 2020

Auroom Schienenbeleuchtungssystem

by Alexander Vorontsov

Client: Centrsvet

A' Design Award in Bronze Winner in Beleuchtung Category

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The Design

About Auroom Schienenbeleuchtungssystem

Auroom ist ein Schienenbeleuchtungssystem aus Messing, das für Wohnräume konzipiert wurde. Die Schiene weist kompakte Abmessungen auf und nimmt eine breite Palette an Leuchten auf, darunter Dreh-, Strahler- und Linearleuchten mit gerichtetem oder diffusem Licht. Die Anzahl der Leuchten und ihre Positionierung lassen sich entlang der Schiene mühelos verändern. Ein mechanischer oder magnetischer Steckverbinder gewährleistet eine sichere Befestigung der Leuchten. Das System arbeitet als Niedervoltsystem mit 42 V. Die drahtlose Steuerung erfolgt über Bluetooth mittels einer mobilen Anwendung, und die Helligkeit kann von 1 bis 10 V geregelt werden.

The Recognition

About the A' Design Award in Bronze

Auroom Schienenbeleuchtungssystem ist Gewinner des A' Design Award in Bronze, einer hochprestigeträchtigen Anerkennung für herausragende Designs, die sich durch Kreativität, Einfallsreichtum und Scharfsinn auszeichnen. Bronze-Gewinner sind reichlich geschickte und auffallend kreative Artefakte, die die große Erfahrung, Fantasie und Findigkeit ihrer Designer belegen. Von Auroom Schienenbeleuchtungssystem wird erwartet, dass es ein hochgeschätztes, bewundertes und geliebtes Objekt ist, das bemerkenswert professionell und innovativ ist. Dieses mit dem A' Design Award in Bronze prämierte Design verkörpert bewährte Verfahren in Kunst, Wissenschaft, Design und Technologie und ist hervorragend in seiner Liebe zum Detail. Auroom Schienenbeleuchtungssystem befriedigt Bedürfnisse auf großartige Weise, berührt Wünsche, bezaubert Gefühle und spricht die Neugier an.

Behind the Design

Press Kit

Credits, team members and technical details provided by the designer.

Unique Properties: Brass track system is distinguished by the compact dimensions and looks aesthetically pleasing in a residential interior. The system allows easily change the number of fixtures and their placement. System provides a wide range of luminaires. They can be rotary, directional, linear with directional light, with diffused light. All of them are presented in a bright trend color: natural brass. A special mechanical or magnetic connector ensures durable fixture mounting.
Dimensions & Packaging: 1.System is 1-10V dimmable, 42V
2.Aur track (90mm x 2500mm x 150mm)
3.Aur locus 0427 (4w, 2700k, 36 degree lens, 30mm x 77mm)
4.Aur locus 1027 (10w, 2700k, 50 degree lens, 52mm x 102mm)
7.Aur locus turn 042 (4w, 2700k, 36 degree lens, 30mm x 115mm)
8.Aur locus turn 1027 (10w, 2700k, 50 degree lens, 52mm x 155mm)
12.Aur shar soft 0427 (4w, 2700k, 100mm x 148mm)
13.Aur spot line 1027 (10w, 2700k, 36 degree lens, 25mm x 205mm x 43mm)
Tags: lighting system, suspended track system, brass track system, brass lamp
Production Technology: The track contains a brass profile, 2 brass busbars connected by a dielectric. Thus, the power goes directly along the track, without additional connecting wires to each lamp.
The system is low voltage. The track is connected to the electrical network through a power supply that converts the voltage of 220 V to 42 V. Such a system is absolutely safe even when you touch the track. Several types of power supplies can be used: either recessed ones or a surfaced canopy 100W, 150W, 240W
Design Challenge: First of all we wanted to create minimalistic connectors that would provide electricity. Our engineers not only managed to do it but also designed two-level connectors that allow to connect the tracks at an any angle. Another problem occurred because of the material: brass eventually darkens naturally. We have developed a unique track coating that prevents the oxidation (darkening) of the track for 7-10 years, and at the same time conducts electricity.
Research: Before developing final version of system we created dozens of drawings, 3d and cnc samples. We discussed them with designers, marketing team, sales managers, as it was highly important for us to get their feedback and forecast potential needs of our clients. The system is produced at our factory in China. We send statement of work and keep under control each stage of production. We check the lighting effect, functionality, quality of materials and perfection in the appearance of each item.
Inspiration: We used to create minimalistic black-and white fixtures and track systems that mostly fit modern interiors and found out that our some of the clients have a firm demand for classic and wooden interiors as well. So, while creating this system we were inspired by the aesthetics of wooden houses and interiors using natural materials in furnish that are very popular in Russia. We needed to find a golden mean between modern decorative elements and at the same time our unique style.
Project Duration: The project has been started in January 2019 in Moscow and will represented in Frankfurt at an exhibition Lighting Building in March 2020.
Operation Flow: Supports wireless light control via Casambi Bluetooth using a mobile application. Also, the luminaires have high brightness and support a 1-10V brightness adjustment function.
Patents: Patent pending
Team Members: Alexander Vorontsov
Evgeny Schegolev
Vladimir Makhmutov
Vyacheslav Smelyansky
Vladimir Trofimov
Maria Kotova
Albina Kesaeva
Alfiya Mankina
Image Credits: Image1 illustration Vyacheslav Smelyansky, Auroom, 2019
Image 2 illustration Vyacheslav Smelyansky, Auroom, 2019
Image 3 illustration Vyacheslav Smelyansky, Auroom, 2019
Image 4 illustration Vyacheslav Smelyansky, Auroom, 2019
Image 5 illustration Vyacheslav Smelyansky, Auroom, 2019
Video 1 Create Artem Velichko and Oleg Evseev, Auroom, 2020