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ID-13 OFFSET, Minimal intersection
ID-13 OFFSET, Minimal intersection
Sometimes ideas form in silence.
Sometimes ideas form in silence.
by
Simone Tordi
3
min read
OFFSET: A minimal gesture with maximum spatial effect.
Offset is a study in structural essentialism, designed to integrate quietly within the architectural volume.
Its form is defined by a rigorous geometric logic: the precise intersection of a vertical datum and a refined horizontal luminous body. This tectonic relationship produces a silhouette of deliberate restraint.
The high-output indirect illumination transforms the overhead plane into a broad luminous surface, producing soft ambient light while enhancing the perception of height and volumetric depth within the space.
The system is available with two distinct optical distributions for different architectural conditions:
Symmetric: Provides a balanced and uniform distribution of indirect light across the ceiling plane.
Asymmetric: Redirects the luminous output toward a specific direction, allowing perimeter zones, walls, or deeper floor plates to be addressed from a single point of origin.
Designed for institutional and commercial environments where high performance must coexist with aesthetic silence, Offset is available in single- and double-configuration. The ceiling or wall mounted versions maintain the same visual language, allowing the system to adapt to different spatial conditions without altering the clarity of its geometry.
Concealed within the minimal junction is a high-performance lighting engine capable of delivering up to 22,000 lumens of indirect illumination. A 90 CRI light source ensures that materials, textures, and colours within the space are rendered accurately and with depth.
OFFSET: A minimal gesture with maximum spatial effect.
Offset is a study in structural essentialism, designed to integrate quietly within the architectural volume.
Its form is defined by a rigorous geometric logic: the precise intersection of a vertical datum and a refined horizontal luminous body. This tectonic relationship produces a silhouette of deliberate restraint.
The high-output indirect illumination transforms the overhead plane into a broad luminous surface, producing soft ambient light while enhancing the perception of height and volumetric depth within the space.
The system is available with two distinct optical distributions for different architectural conditions:
Symmetric: Provides a balanced and uniform distribution of indirect light across the ceiling plane.
Asymmetric: Redirects the luminous output toward a specific direction, allowing perimeter zones, walls, or deeper floor plates to be addressed from a single point of origin.
Designed for institutional and commercial environments where high performance must coexist with aesthetic silence, Offset is available in single- and double-configuration. The ceiling or wall mounted versions maintain the same visual language, allowing the system to adapt to different spatial conditions without altering the clarity of its geometry.
Concealed within the minimal junction is a high-performance lighting engine capable of delivering up to 22,000 lumens of indirect illumination. A 90 CRI light source ensures that materials, textures, and colours within the space are rendered accurately and with depth.
