Guilbault Square, Montreal - Aiguille lighting poles

The project

The new Guilbault square is a tribute to Joseph-Édouard Guilbault, founder of the first botanical and zoological garden in Montreal. It now features pink hippopotamus sculptures and greenery islets. The goal of this urban renewal was to transform a previously neglected street into a green, original, fun and peaceful meeting area… Done!

Technilum’s Aiguille lighting oles are equipped with Palino head, whose external helical grooves make it easy to fix and adjust the spotlights on site.

Montréal,
CanadaSeptember 2018© Photo credit:
Technilum – PLL

Contracting authority : Ville de MontréalLighting designer : InduktionLandscape architect : Lemay

Product(s) used

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Aiguille (“Needle”) is a tapered aluminum pole ended by a spike, going up from the pole with no break in the overall line. It benefits from the Technalinox® technolgy and is thus entirely weld-free, to provide stronger structural resistance.Download data sheet

Aiguille Dimensionnel et scénographique

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Masthead with helicoidal technical groove. Through this exclusive design floodlights can be easily mounted and their heights and orientations can be adjusted precisely on site.

Palino masthead