Ribbeck Palace Restaurant and Events Nauen

wittenberg luminaires in the comprehensive lighting concept

Every German knows the poem about Lord Ribbeck von Ribbeck from Havelland, in whose garden, a pear tree did stand. A pear tree still stands there today, as does the Ribbeck Palace, which was opened to the public in June of 2019, following a complex restoration.

For the multi-purpose spaces of the palace, mawa design worked in close collaboration with the Brandenburg architectural office, Fleege & Oeser, to develop a lighting concept suitable for various usage scenarios.

Lighting design

Architekturbüro Fleege & Oeser, Brandenburg
mawa design

Photography

mawa design | Daniel Haym

Scope of services

2 × wittenberg crown lights wi-pe-kr-250
up & downlights radio-controlled, switchable and dimmable, DB 703

2 × wittenberg crown lights wi-pe-kr-100
up & downlights radio-controlled, switchable and dimmable, DB 703

2 × wittenberg steles »wi-st-pr-str«
with 3 spotlight heads each, special insert lenses UV filter glass, DB 703

16 × wittenberg track spotlights »wi-str-hal«
special insert lenses (grooved glass, UV filter glass), DB 703

2 × wittenberg profile
6000 mm in one piece, up & downlights with infrared FB, DB 703

3 × wittenberg profile standard »küche«
up & downlights with infrared FB, DB 703

24 × wittenberg surface-mounted spotlight »wi-ab-125-4e«
DB 703

4 × wittenberg surface-mounted spotlight wi-ab-4q
radio-controlled, Farbe DB703

1 × »großer Wendelstein« wall light
DB 703

5 × pendant light »mr. scholz ms GU10«
chrome

Thus, representative crown lights with diameters of 2500 mm find their home in the foyers of both lower levels.

The dining areas are served by 6000 mm long profiles with tiltable downlights in our wittenberg spot-heads, as well as surface-mounted wi-ab-4q spotlights. All of which are switchable and dimmable via wireless remote control.