Signify lights the new Fedabo headquarters
The Fedabo Group’s new headquarters is an urban regeneration project that puts environmental and social sustainability at its heart, with the aim of achieving LEED certification. Signify has installed more than 300 innovative and sustainable lighting points, including luminaires from the Signify myCreation range and NatureConnect solutions.
Signify (Euronext: LIGHT), one of the world’s leaders in lighting, has designed the lighting for the new headquarters of the Fedabo Group, a Brescia-based group specialising in energy, environmental and digital consultancy. The aim is to create a high-performance, sustainable building where light is not only managed efficiently to minimise environmental impact, but also supports the wellbeing of the people who work there every day, helping to create a welcoming, innovative and sustainable environment.
Fedabo’s new headquarters is the result of redeveloping the site that once housed the historic Tenda nightclub in the Camonica Valley, restoring value to a space that had been neglected for years and transforming it into a place dedicated to sustainable innovation. B Corp-certified since 2021, the company is renewing its environmental commitment through this project. The building has been designed with the aim of achieving LEED certification, using solutions that maximise energy efficiency, reduce emissions and promote the use of recyclable materials, delivering long-term environmental and economic benefits and a healthier, more comfortable space for the people who use it every day.
With this in mind, Signify has provided lighting throughout the building, introducing advanced solutions that combine energy efficiency, lighting quality and attention to people’s wellbeing. These include 3D-printed luminaires from the myCreation range and the NatureConnect system, designed to provide lighting that reproduces natural light as closely as possible.
“Our new headquarters stems from a shared vision and a great team effort: a project developed together with partners and suppliers such as Signify, who share our concern for the environment, people and the local area, which, when properly valued, can become the ideal place to build innovation, community and the future. The Group’s headquarters demonstrates this: an urban regeneration project that restores value to an abandoned area, transforming it into a vibrant, efficient and sustainable place, open to the community and designed to offer those who work there a calm and pleasant environment,” said Katia Abondio, CEO of Fedabo SpA SB.
To light the entire Fedabo Group headquarters, Signify has installed more than 300 lighting points, including almost 200 Philips Trueline Suspended luminaires, 91 luminaires from the Signify myCreation range and 8 NatureConnect solutions. All the technologies used are based on high-efficiency LED lighting, helping to meet the stringent sustainability standards required by Fedabo.
A central role is played by the myCreation luminaires, made largely from recycled materials using 3D-printing technology, which reduces production waste and optimises the product’s entire life cycle. Alongside the benefits in terms of energy efficiency and reduced environmental impact, the lighting at the new headquarters is designed to improve people’s wellbeing. NatureConnect solutions reproduce the quality and changing character of natural light throughout the day, creating a healthier, more comfortable environment and helping to boost vitality, concentration and productivity.
“We are extremely proud to have contributed to the creation of Fedabo’s new headquarters, a project that embodies Signify’s values of sustainability, innovation and attention to people’s wellbeing. We are grateful to Fedabo for the trust it has placed in us and for the shared vision that made this project possible. Working on such a significant urban regeneration project, with efficient, recyclable lighting solutions inspired by nature, is a source of great enthusiasm for us. This project demonstrates how light can improve the quality of spaces and have a positive impact on people and the local area,” said Fabrizio Pettazzi, Managing Director of Signify Italy.
