Illumination Gallery
Transformations in Lighting
Volume 2
Expressing the Spirit of Democracy
iColor Flex SLX, Pharos LPC40
Project
Location
Architect
Kulturhuset Brønden
Brøndby Strand, Denmark
Aarhus Arkitekterne
Lighting Design
Photography
André Gulliksen and Marianne Hornuff / Philips Lighting
© Philips Lighting / Claus Løgstrup
Kulturhuset Brønden opened in 2009 as a unifying cultural venue for the citizens of Brøndby Strand, on
Denmark’s Køge Bay. Brønden houses a library, two drop-in centers, a concert stage, meeting rooms, offices,
exhibition areas, educational facilities, and a café.
According to Gert Fabrin, culture and sport manager for Brøndby, “Culture must meet many expectations and
satisfy many needs. We wanted Brønden to signal openness, co-ownership, and the spirit of democracy. We want
residents to experience the house as a natural and rewarding part of daily life.”
To create a feeling of transparency, the architectural firm Aarhus Arkitekterne sheathed the building in glass, and
integrated dynamic, full-color lighting into the façade. After sunset, 242 strands of iColor Flex SLX, each consisting
of 16 individually controllable RGB LED nodes, illuminate a system of perforated aluminum louvers with patterns
of color-changing light.
A range of different sequences — washes of yellow and red light, patterns of blue and green light, sunset colors
that fade into a starry sky effect — represent the many different uses of Brønden, and express a sense of
exuberant life. Special sequences mark important events such as Christmas and New Year’s Eve.
Says Fabrin, “The cultural center plays an important role throughout the municipality, as a gathering place and as
a catalyst for cultural activities. The architecture had to be distinctive and unique. The exterior lighting helps give
the house a strong identity, and it can tell stories about the center, the community, and special events. Also, the
energy-efficiency of LED lighting is completely in line with other environmentally friendly features of the center,
such as the use of solar power."
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For LED lighting,
the future is now
There can no longer be any doubt that high-quality, energy-efficient LED lighting has come
into its own for the full range of lighting applications. In these pages, you’ll find no shortage
of monumental and iconic lighting installations that transform architectural façades and
features into brilliant color-changing tableaux. But you’ll also find sophisticated and effective
installations featuring white LED light for general illumination, spectacular and interactive
direct-view applications, and applications combining white and colored light as well as LED
and conventional lighting sources:
• A design and business center in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA, cleanly, professionally, and
intricately lights its atrium with a seamless blend of highly color-consistent white-light LED
and fluorescent cove lighting fixtures.
• Renovated suites in a New York City luxury hotel are subtly and softly lit with white-light
LED cove fixtures, integrated directly into furniture, artwork, and architectural details.
• Digitally-controllable color and white-light direct-view, wash, cove, and graze LED lighting
fixtures integrate with sophisticated audio and video systems to create an immersive
retail experience.
• A mix of color and white-light wash and cove LED lighting fixtures provide coolbeam, color-correct fill light and spotlighting for a television studio that cannot use air
conditioning during taping.
• Outdoor-rated LED white-light wash and graze lighting fixtures brilliantly illuminated the
steeple of a 200-year-old church for years, while reducing energy consumption by almost
60%.
• Strands of direct-view, full-color LED nodes create a stunning interactive experience in
an urban neighborhood in Canada, provide a blazing and dynamic ceiling element for
an eclectic Las Vegas nightclub, and welcome shoppers into a vast shopping and leisure
center near Lyon, France.
With an industry-best mix of full-color and white-light LED lighting fixtures, Philips Color
Kinetics continues to deliver on its commitment to provide solutions that improve people’s
lives, maximize energy efficiency, and surpass the limitations of traditional lighting solutions.
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Clean, Contemporary, Professional
eW Cove Powercore
Project
Location
Lead Architect
Exec Architect
Lighting Design
Lighting Sales
and Supprt
Photography
World Market Center
Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Jerde Partnership International
JMA
Janeele Drouet and John Comiskey /
Harris Consulting Engineers
4Wall Entertainment
Darius Kuzmickas
World Market Center uses approximately 16,000
feet of cove lighting fixtures to transform the
atrium of its Building C into a multi-layered visual
experience. Over 8,000 linear feet of eW Cove
Powercore white-light LED cove fixtures, installed
in the atrium ceiling and elsewhere, blend seamlessly
with conventional 3000 K T8 fluorescent cove fixtures.
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Because of their long useful source life, eW Cove
Powercore fixtures dramatically reduce the cost of
servicing light sources installed in difficult-to-access
locations 80 feet above the main floor. In fact, labor
and equipment costs for lamp replacements pushed
the total cost of comparable conventional lamps far
beyond their initial cost, making them non-viable in
this application.
Getting in the Mood
iColor Cove QLX, iColor Cove MX Powercore, eW Cove Powercore, iPlayer 3
Project
Location
Architect
Lighting Design
Photography
Meat Market
Miami Beach, Florida, USA
Studio A Design
Gan Leehanantakul and Juan de Leon / G2J Design
Robin Hill
Lighting designers G2J Designs used a range of Philips Color Kinetics LED lighting fixtures to create a flexible,
energy-efficient, and maintenance-free lighting environment for Meat Market, one of the most popular
restaurants in Florida’s Miami Beach.
iColor Cove QLX and iColor Cove MX Powercore LED cove lights transform the ceiling into a lighting
element that paints the entire space with color-changing light. iColor Cove QLX fixtures are concealed above
the mirrored ceiling’s dropped clear acrylic panels and the light panel at the back bar. An easy-to-modify iPlayer
3 light show changes color slowly from champagne to amber to orange to deep red wine color, altering the
mood in the dining room as the evening progresses from cocktail hour through late dinner and beyond. iColor
Cove MX Powercore fixtures concealed behind acrylic panels create silhouetted effects in the wine displays.
eW Cove Powercore 2800 K white-light LED cove fixtures concealed within the drop ceiling uplight the
curved ceiling above, and reflect ambient light back into the space below. The lighting designers chose eW
Cove Powercore fixtures for this aspect of the design because they are energy efficient, maintenance-free,
and connect directly to line voltage with no external power supplies, simplifying installation for the general
contractor.
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Integrated Retail Environment
iColor Flex SLX, iColor Cove QLX Powercore,
iColor Cove MX Powercore, ColorGraze
Powercore, ColorBlast Powercore,
Light System Manager
Project
Location
Architect
Sound Design
System Integration
Photography
Peeps & Company Retail Store
National Harbor, Maryland, USA
RTKL Associates, Inc.
Spank! Music and Sound Design
Kurt A. Kroh / One Solution Light + Control
Mark Steele
The first ever Peeps & Company retail store opened
its doors in July 2009 in National Harbor, Maryland,
offering more than just candy. The store’s design —
from its bright yellow awnings, chick-shaped door
handles, and 3-D chick tilework behind the register
to its coordinated lighting, audio, and video system
— presents an immersive retail experience unlike
any other.
Approximately 3,500 individually controllable
iColor Flex SLX LED nodes cover the ceiling and
product brand displays. Additional iColor Cove
QLX Powercore, iColor Cove MX Powercore,
ColorGraze Powercore, and ColorBlast Powercore
LED fixtures are deployed strategically throughout
the store to bathe the media wall, cash wrap, walls,
and giant Peep centerpiece with brilliant, colorchanging light.
A sophisticated show control system, the result of
collaboration among a number of system integrators
and media designers, synchronizes the store’s video
and lighting with themes specifically composed for
the various Peeps & Company brands. The result is
a truly integrated environment that transforms the
store experience whenever the music changes.
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Gleaming the Brand
ColorBlast TR, iColor Accent Powercore, Light System Manager
Project
Location
Dallas Cowboys Stadium
Arlington, Texas, USA
Lighting Design
Photography
Daniel Gourley / Clearwing Productions
Lewis Lee
When the Dallas Cowboys opened their new $1.2 billion stadium in 2009, they sold sponsorship rights to clubs, bars,
and party decks throughout the stadium. Lighting design firm Clearwing Productions was contracted by MillerCoors
to create an experience incorporating the Miller Lite brand in two field-level clubs and an expansive Miller Lite Party
Deck featuring video boards displaying ads for Miller Lite.
Selected for their long source life and intense light output, ColorBlast Powercore LED wash lights were pipe-mounted
to serve as truss warmers both overhead and for the cages where the Rhythm and Blue Dancers perform during
games. A thousand linear feet of iColor Accent Powercore direct-view LED fixtures display color-changing light shows
and video content to reinforce the Miller Lite branding presence within the stadium.
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New Look for a Well-Known Landmark
ColorReach Powercore, ColorBlast Powercore, iPlayer 3
Project
Location
Architect
Euromast
Rotterdam, Netherlands
H.A. Maaskant
Lighting Design
Photography
Jurgen Bal / ledhuren
Corne Clemens /
Clemens Communicatie
Standing at 610 ft (186 m), EuroMast is Rotterdam’s tallest building, and has served as the focal point of the
Rotterdam skyscape since it was built in the 1960s. To coincide with the Your World Summer Event festival
in 2009, EuroMast was given a colorful, energy-efficient makeover.
Ledhuren, a collaboration between Philips and LivingProjects B.V. to provide best-in-class LED lighting
solutions in Europe, selected ColorReach Powercore and ColorBlast Powercore LED floodlights to light the
tower. ColorReach Powercore fixtures are powerful enough to throw saturated, color-changing light more
than 500 ft (150 m) while consuming only 290 W each — a 60% energy savings over conventional floodlights
with comparable light output, which typically consume more than 700 W each.
To light the entire tower, lighting designer Jurgen Bal strategically placed fixtures at different positions on the
building. Eight ColorReach Powercore fixtures installed at ground level light the tower up to the Euroscoop
deck. Twenty ColorBlast Powercore fixtures and nine additional ColorReach Powercore fixtures illuminate
the deck and the Space Tower, which rises above it.
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Traffic-Stopping Visual Transformation
RGB / RAB ColorReach Powercore
Project
Location
Architect
Lighting Design
Photography
Choctaw Casino Resort
Durant, Oklahoma, USA
Bryan Hamlin / WorthGroup Architects
Visual Terrain, Inc.
Tom Paiva
Lighting designers Visual Terrain transformed the undulating façade of the new Choctaw Nation casino in
Durant, Oklahoma into a vibrant beacon, visible for miles. Selected for their long source life, low power
consumption, minimal maintenance costs, and digital control, 150 ColorReach Powercore LED fixtures
flood the exterior of the casino with dynamic, full-spectrum light. A special array of red, green, amber, and
blue LEDs in each ColorReach Powercore fixture produces an expanded color range to satisfy the lighting
designers’ specific creative requirements.
The ColorReach Powercore fixtures are mounted in groups of six on custom-designed sawhorse-style
brackets, positioned approximately 25 ft from the façade. Fixtures are outfitted with 8°, 23°, or 43° spread
lenses, and aimed to paint the bottom, middle, and top thirds of the building with a uniform intensity of light.
To bring the building to life, seventeen different light shows alternate every half hour throughout the night.
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Archetypal Spa and Pool Design
iColor Cove MX Powercore
Project
Location
Architect
Lighting Designer
Electrical Contractor
Contractor
Photography
Limerick House Spa
Limerick, Ireland
Andrew House, Andy Groarke, and
Kevin Carmody / Carmody Groarke
Architects
Graham Rollins / Lighting Design
International
Martin O' Tool Electrical
Tom Hayes Ltd.
© Christian Richter
In the words of the 2009 IALD Award of Excellence
press release. the design concept for the Limerick
House Spa was "to create a series of calming,
coherent and relaxing spaces in a newly carved-out
basement."
The pool is halo-lit from the perimeter by concealed
iColor Cove MX Powercore fixtures that bounce
light down the walls and define the ceiling profile
with a distinct line of light, providing a warm white
glow or dramatic colors. The IALD judges called the
project “an archetypal achievement for pool and spa
lighting design.”
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Spotlight on Historical Preservation
ColorReach Powercore, ColorBlast Powercore, iPlayer 3
Project
Location
Lighting Rep
Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, USA
Illuminations Inc.
Lighting Design
Photography
Jonathan Speirs, Speirs + Major
Alyssha Csük
The Bethlehem Steel plant opened in 1890 as the world’s largest industrial building. After ceasing operations
in 1995, the plant was neglected for years despite its historical significance. When Sands Casino Resort
Bethlehem opened next to the plant in 2009, Sands invited lighting designers Speirs + Major to light the
abandoned steelworks, restoring its prominence on the city’s skyline.
The designers settled on a system consisting of over 350 ColorReach Powercore and ColorBlast Powercore
LED floodlights from Philips Color Kinetics. The LED system offered energy savings of more than 70%
over comparable HID flood fixtures, with virtually maintenance-free operation. The LED fixtures natively
produce millions of intensely saturated colors without gels, providing a level of flexibility that conventional
lighting solutions cannot approach.
To commemorate the history of Bethlehem Steel, lighting designer Jonathan Speirs created light shows that
recall the steel production process. The furnaces glow red, alternately deepening and fading in color to
represent periods of heating and cooling, while areas of blue light highlight the cool production phases.
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Breaking the Fourth Wall
ColorGraze Powercore
Project
Location
Architect
Lighting Design
Theater Planning & Design
Acoustic Consultant
Photography
Alice Tully Hall
New York, New York, USA
Diller Scofidio + Renfro and FXFOWLE
L'Observatoire International
Fisher Dachs Associates
JaffeHolden
Iwan Baan
Alice Tully Hall, a 1,100-seat premiere performance hall within the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts
in New York City, underwent a major renovation in 2009 that included an expansion of its lobbies, public
spaces, and the concert hall itself.
The hall, renowned for its world-class acoustic features, now has a stunning visual feature as well. To
establish a continuity between the stage and the audience, the theater designers built a curving wall of Moabi
wood that extends from the back of the stage around the seating areas. At key points throughout the room,
the Moabi veneer is thin enough to let light pass through. ColorGraze Powercore wall-grazing LED lighting
fixtures are installed behind the veneer to produce a rich, reddish-orange glow that makes the walls “blush.”
The effect is uniform and shadowless across the wall’s intricately patterned surfaces.
The glowing effect is timed with the stage shows. As the house lights dim to signal the beginning of a
performance, the ColorGraze Powercore fixtures come on for a few moments, then transition seamlessly to
the show lighting.
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Organized Chaos
iColor Flex SL
Project
Location
A / V Systems
Vanity Nightclub
Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
FBP Group
Lighting Design
Ceiling Element
Photography
Kurt A. Kroh / One Solution Light + Control
Themeing Solutions, Inc.
Courtesy of Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Las Vegas
According to its website, Vanity nightclub at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas is “an eclectic jewel box
. . . adorned with pearls and hand cut crystals fused with bronze and gold metallic surrounded by antique mirrors,
rubbed brass and black chrome.”
“The heartbeat of the club” is a cyclone chandelier, emerging out of and overspreading the dance floor with
more than 11,000 individually controllable iColor Flex SL full-color LED nodes. Covered with crystals specially
designed and molded to pick up light, the undulating ceiling element is alive with a staggering array of complex
light shows and large-scale video displays, synchronized to the music using a combination of show control
systems and media servers. DJs can instantly call up and layer light shows and video content using an innovative
42 in touchscreen.
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Cool Lighting Makeover
iW Blast TR, iW Blast Powercore, iColor Cove
QLX, ColorBlast TR, eW Blast Powercore
Project
Location
Lighting Designer
Photography
Saigon Entertainment Television
Garden Grove, California, USA
Christian Choi / Choimation Lighting, Inc.
Frank Dorosy
Headquartered in Garden Grove, California, the
Saigon Entertainment Television studio recently
enjoyed a complete lighting makeover. Lighting the
television studio, which is located in a converted
commercial warehouse, posed challenges for the
design team. They could not use conventional
lighting fixtures because they generate too much
heat, and air conditioning cannot be used during
taping because of the noise. The designers settled
on LED lighting fixtures because they produce a
cool beam of light while consuming less energy than
comparable conventional fixtures.
A system of iW Blast TR and iW Blast Powercore
fixtures, tunable white-light LED wash lights from
Philips Color Kinetics, provides an affordable
solution. The show’s producers can dial in the exact
shade of white they require while avoiding hard
shadows on the news anchors.
Low-profile iColor Cove QLX full-color LED cove
lighting fixtures are installed along the edge of the
news desk to lessen under-chin shadows, refine
close-ups, and provide colorful scenery lighting.
ColorBlast TR fixtures backlight the vacuformed set
pieces, while eW Blast Powercore fixtures backlight
the translight behind the news set.
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Inviting Public Destination
iColor Flex SLX, Light System Manager
Project
Location
Architect
Carré de Soie
Vaulx en Velin, France
Altarea Cogedim
Lighting Design
Photography
Laurent Fachard & Joseph Frey / Les Eclairagistes Associés
Joseph Frey
Carré de Soie, a 180,000 m2 shopping and leisure center near Lyon, France, boasts a sinuous latticework
canopy extending outward from the entranceway above the cinema. To integrate the entrance with its
surroundings, the lighting designers outlined the flowing “arms” of the canopy with 16,000 individually
addressed full-color iColor Flex SLX LED nodes in 490 separate strands.
The iColor Flex SLX system displays dynamic full-color light shows which the center’s management can vary
with the push of a button. The latticework is fully illuminated with sparkles, bursts, and chasing rainbows of
color whenever the cinema is open during the evening and night.
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Sanctuary and the City
eW Cove Powercore
Project
Location
Lighting Design
Interior Design
Photography
W New York
New York, New York, USA
Gan Leehanantakul and
Juan De Leon / G2J Design
BBGM
Frederick Charles
Manhattan’s W New York luxury hotel offers guests
a respite from the hectic pace of Manhattan life. In
2009, the hotel performed renovations to transform
its guest rooms, spa suites, and sophisticated Wow
suites into relaxing, private sanctuaries.
To enhance the soothing, nature-inspired décor,
New York-based architectural lighting designers
G2J Design concealed over 3,000 linear feet of
low-profile eW Cove Powercore 2800 K whitelight LED fixtures throughout the suites. Because
of their energy-efficiency, minimal maintenance
requirements, long useful source life, and cool
beam of light, LED fixtures can be integrated into
architectural details where conventional lighting
fixtures cannot.
In the double-height suites, the designers concealed
eW Cove Powercore fixtures behind the partition
and wall art panels. During the day, the panels
appear as art objects, while at night they become
light boxes that softly illuminate the space. The
designers also concealed eW Cove Powercore
fixtures above the bed canopies, within the graphic
acrylic art panels above the headboards, above
the minibar to provide task lighting, and within the
window pockets to highlight the curtains and fill the
room with soft ambient light. Additional eW Cove
Powercore fixtures with Rosco color filters add
dramatic splashes of light above the minibar.
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Iconic & Energy-Efficient
ColorReach Powercore, iPlayer 3
Project
Location
Installation and
Support
Photography
County Hall
London, England
Architainment Lighting LTD
Redshift Photography
Once the headquarters for local government
in London, England, County Hall houses tourist
attractions, business, and hotels. Inspired by the
iconic LED lighting design of its famous neighbor,
the London Eye, County Hall’s managers wanted
to bring new life to the building’s exterior through
the use of dynamic, colorful lighting. ColorReach
Powercore LED floodlights now illuminate County
Hall's impressive Edwardian façade to stunning
effect, making the building an iconic and attractive
landmark by night as well as by day.
Existing conventional fixtures were replaced with
20 ColorReach Powercore fixtures, positioned at
intervals alongside the façade. The LED floodlights
consume 290 watts each at full intensity, compared
with 600 watts for each conventional floodlight,
reducing energy usage for County Hall by about half.
Digitally controlled by an iPlayer 3 controller,
the ColorReach Powercore floodlights project
color-changing light shows and effects at the push
of a button, eliminating the need for maintenanceintensive and light-blocking colored gels and filters.
Corporate clients who hire County Hall for private
events can easily and quickly brand the building
and its surroundings with company colors or other
distinctive themes.
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Let There Be Light
eW Blast Powercore, eW Graze Powercore
Project
Location
Steeplejack
Installation and
Support
Photography
First Baptist Church
Beverly, Massachusetts, USA
American Steeple & Tower Co.
Boston Light Source
Robert Sansone, Sansone Photography
For two hundred years, the First Baptist Church
steeple has served as a landmark in the coastal
community of Beverly, Massachusetts. Renovations
in 2008 included a new LED-based lighting design.
Previously, eight incandescent floodlights illuminated
the top of the spire each night. They could be
replaced only every seven or eight years, when the
steeple was painted. However, the incandescent
light sources would always fail after two years,
leaving the steeple in the dark for years.
eW Blast Powercore and eW Graze Powercore
white-light LED fixtures were installed to fully
illuminate the spire from dusk until 1 a.m. every day.
The LED fixtures consume 58% less energy than the
former fixtures, require minimal maintenance, and
provide useful light for 50,000 hours of operation or
more — over 17 years at eight hours of use per day.
By avoiding lamp replacements, eliminating
steeplejack fees, and minimizing the energy required
to illuminate the spire year-round, the new LED
lighting system yields a 70% total reduction in cost.
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Philips Feel what light can do
Philips is one of the world’s largest and most technologically advanced providers of office,
commercial, residential, theatrical, and outdoor lighting. Through recognized expertise
in the development, manufacture, and application of innovative lighting solutions,Philips
has pioneered many of the key breakthroughs in lighting over the past 100 years. Philips
offers integrated lighting solutions and a diverse product portfolio, providing the optimal
combination of industry-leading efficiency and quality of light for almost any application.
Choose Philips, the world’s leading lighting company, because:
• Our commitment to research and development brings
the most advanced, innovative, efficient, and usable LED
lighting technologies to market.
• Philips is the global market leader in solid-state lighting
solutions, including LED sources, white-light and colorchanging LED lighting fixtures, and digital control systems.
• As a founding member of the Next Generation Lighting
Industry Alliance, Philips is leading the development of
the US Department of Energy’s technology roadmap,
including ENERGY STAR® criteria for LED lighting.
• Philips offers LED lighting solutions for homes, offices,
schools, stores, restaurants, hotels, and hospitals with
a range of control options to maximize efficiency and
quality of light.
Light for Healing
iColor Cove MX Powercore, iColor Cove
NXT, iColor Tile FX 2:2
Project
Location
Lighting Design
System Integrator
Photography
Advocate Lutheran General Hospital
Chicago, Illinois, USA
Leslie North / Aurora Lighting Design
Designlab
© James Steinkamp / OWP/P |
Cannon Design
• Through innovative applications of LED lighting technology, Philips addresses people’s
desire for immersive, interactive, and light-inspired experiences, both indoors and
outdoors.
• Philips ensures product quality through extensive validation and environmental
testing using accredited third-party facilities.
• Philips offers world-class customer service and technical support around the clock
and around the globe.
• Philips is committed to sustainable practices, and has established industryleading comprehensive and aggressive corporate metrics to fully address today’s
environmental challenges.
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© Philips Lighting / Claus Løgstrup
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