Spanish LEDs for the largest maze in the world | Dubai
Famous for its architectural extravagance, and the splendor of the Arab culture it represents, Dubai has turned in just a few years into a city where anything is possible, especially when it comes to rival about constructing the highest buildings.
Conducted by the firm of architects Al Rostamani Group, the Maze Tower is a stone building unique of its kind since its facade resembles an authentic upright maze. This skyscraper just made its triumphal entry into the record books by being ranked as the world’s largest maze.
The Maze Tower
The building was designed and built by Adrian Fisher to reflect in the best possible way the man’s creativity, tenacity and patience with the aim and desire to be different and set new aesthetic standards.
At night
But that’s not all, to further enhance the effect, those responsible for this project have hired a Spanish company called Ledscontrol to install a bunch of LED lamps on the balconies of apartments and offices of this 57 floors tower to be lighted up at nightfall (color may change, of course), making this light visible from afar.
LED show
In addition to the provision of LEDs of the latest technology, the tower has over 40 moving heads, 20 of them with a light beam of 5 degrees generating a spectacular show of beams and moving heads to recreate different color showers and gobo projection (textures).
