Paleis het Loo, Apeldoorn

Beersnielsen lichtontwerp grand foyer Paleis het LooBeersnielsen lichtontwerp grand foyer Paleis het Loo

Grand foyer

Ondergrondse uitbreidingSymmetrisch lichtontwerp Paleis het Loo

Trappenhuis naar Grand Foyer

Kroonluchter
Toegangsdeuren naar Grand foyer
Ondergrondse uitbreiding
GangLichtontwerp Beersnielsen voor Paleis het Loo
Trappenhuis Grand Foyer
Tentoonstelling in paleisvleugel: De Oranjes

Tentoonstelling De Oranjes

Beersnielsen lichtontwerp tentoonstellingBeersnielsen lichtontwerp tentoonstelling De Oranjes
Tentoonstelling De OranjesLighting design Beersnielsen for Paleis het Loo
Trappenhuis Oranjevleugel
Tentoonstelling renovatie Paleis het LooLichtontwerp tentoonstellingsruimte

Tentoonstelling renovatie Paleis het Loo

tentoonstelling verbouwing Paleis het Loo
Oude Balzaal is nu restaurant

restaurant in de Oude Balzaal

Lighting design Beersnielsen, restaurant
Junior paleisLichtontwerp Junior Paleis

Junior Paleis

Lighting design Junior Paleis
Keuken in Junior Paleis
Lighting design Beersnielsen Junior Paleis

Koninklijke kleding in het Junior Paleis

Over the last couple of years, 330 year old Paleis het Loo has been renovated and extended. This former royal hunting palace in the outskirts of Apeldoorn is a very popular museum, visited by many people and it needed to be updated. KAAN Architecten made a design for this renovation, renewal and expansion and Beersnielsen was responsible for the lighting design. It was quite a challenging project, because the new areas are mainly situated underground. The idea was to create a light-filled underground entrance area with a roof of glass. Not only the entrance is underground, but also the grand foyer and several temporary exhibition areas.

Beersnielsen also got involved in lighting the traditional palace chambers and electrifying antique luminaires in the existing museum wings.

We worked hard on the Lighting Design of the new museum, the exterior and the chambers in the existing wings of the Palace. 

Movie ‘Dag van de Bouw 2020’

Photography:
Paleis het Loo
Beersnielsen