KEHA3 installs lighting mine-field in estonian naval academy
the spherical lanterns were derived from the building's roots; which was originally built to store mines in the early 20th century.
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KEHA3 installs lighting mine-field in estonian naval academy
all images courtesy of KEHA3
margus triibmann of design studio KEHA3, designed a series of underwater mine-like lights for a staircase of a navy school in the estonian city of tallinn. the spherical lanterns were derived from the building’s roots; which was originally built to store mines in the early 20th century. in the century since its construction, the structure has seen a range of activities take place within its walls, nearly all of which involved with maritime warfare. the installed lights compliment renovations completed by jvr architects.
mine lamps by KEHA3
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the lamps visualize the building’s maritime history
view from above
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