More of the old ferry terminal was demolished today, (see above), next month if all goes to plan, (and it usually doesnt in the building world), laser lighting will be installed along parts of the water front.
kat
More of the old ferry terminal was demolished today, (see above), next month if all goes to plan, (and it usually doesnt in the building world), laser lighting will be installed along parts of the water front.
kat
Tell us more about the laser lighting Kat,are these permanent or are they to do with CoC? Are they to be placed on prominent buildings etc? Any links.Originally Posted by kat2
More of the old ferry terminal was demolished today, (see above), next month if all goes to plan, (and it usually doesnt in the building world), laser lighting will be installed along parts of the water front.
kat
hi, there are several links associated with the lighting program
but heres a start to the most recent one, May 2007
http://www.nwda.co.uk/news--events/p...-to-light.aspx
Mersey to be made into River of LightJan 30 2004
By Louise Davies Daily Post Staff
LIGHTING designers from around the world are being invited to submit plans that will illuminate the River Mersey
http://icliverpool.icnetwork.co.uk/0...name_page.html
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this is the link about the laser lighting
5) Cross-river lasers - Innovative lighting displays to showcase Liverpool'sworld-famous waterfront, with laser shows linking Liverpool and Birkenhead. The first show will coincide with the launch of the new cruiseliner facility in September.
More about the above proposals here
http://www.merseywaterfront.com/pres...D=15&AssetID=4
the above were poposals submitted march 2007
More Herehttp://www.projecting.co.uk/ETC/Proj...liverpool.html
kat
Thanks Kat I think it's a great idea,St Georges Hall looks brilliant there.
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