Modular lighting system

Designed by Gonzalo Milá for Urbidermis, the Rama luminaire is a modular system for lighting urban spaces, characterised by its linear geometry and versatility. The design is based on a cylindrical column and a clearly structured light distribution, allowing the luminaire to be configured in different heights, orientations and mounting options. In a linear arrangement, Rama serves not only to illuminate but also to structurally organise outdoor spaces. It is used in pedestrian precincts, squares and streetscapes, as well as to accentuate facades.

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Technically, Rama is designed for flexible integration into urban infrastructures. The luminaire heads can be mounted on cylindrical poles (Ø127 mm), flat supports or adjustable brackets (50/62 mm) with tilt angles between -5° and 90°. In addition to the pole version, wall mounting is also available, for example to illuminate vertical surfaces, transitions or architectural edges.

Various mounting options allow a consistent design language throughout the project. The luminaire is designed to provide both directional and wide-area light distribution. Light emissions are controlled to minimise light pollution and improve visual comfort in public spaces. NG