Onok Lighting lights up the future with "Satélite" at MIAD 2025
6 March, 2025
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Practicas Onok
Photography: Maxi Conesa
An innovative immersive space that merges advanced lighting, sustainable acoustics, and futuristic design at the MIAD 2025 fair.
ECOcero, an expert in sustainable acoustic solutions, and designer Noé Prades have joined forces to present "Satélite" at MIAD 2025, one of the most important fairs in the world of design and architecture. This innovative immersive space, exhibited in area B6, transports visitors to a futuristic environment where light, materials, and acoustics merge to create a unique sensory experience.
One of the key elements of this project is the lighting, entirely designed by Onok Lighting, one of Spain’s leading companies in technical lighting solutions for both indoor and outdoor spaces. For "Satélite," Onok has integrated advanced lighting technologies, creating an immersive atmosphere that transforms the space and enhances the experience for visitors.
Customized lighting: The key to the project
The lighting design of "Satélite" has been carefully crafted to enhance the visual and sensory impact of the space. Onok Lighting has incorporated cutting-edge lighting technologies, such as next-generation LED strips controlled by automation systems like DALI, Blu2light, and Casambi, seamlessly integrated into the project's architecture. Each component has been selected to ensure an atmosphere that evolves according to the needs and interactions of the visitors.
Photography: Maxi Conesa
LED strips: Efficiency and aesthetics
The use of high-energy-efficiency LED strips is one of the project's standout features. In addition to providing uniform and precise lighting, they allow for the adjustment of different tones and light temperatures. This creates an immersive atmosphere, adapting to the rhythm of the space to enhance the textures and materials in the design. The result is a dynamically illuminated environment without compromising energy efficiency or sustainability.
Acoustics and sustainability: ECOcero’s finishing touch
ECOcero's acoustic panels, made from recycled PET plastic, play a key role in creating the immersive sound environment of "Satélite." These panels not only provide excellent acoustic control but also highlight ECOcero's commitment to sustainability. The acoustic design perfectly complements Onok’s lighting, ensuring that the space is not only visually stunning but also acoustically comfortable.
The collaboration with Bang & Olufsen and Grupo Global TV further enhances the sensory experience, delivering high-quality sound that, together with Onok’s lighting, transforms "Satélite" into a truly multisensory space.
Photography: Maxi Conesa
MIAD 2025: A stage for innovation and trends
MIAD 2025 (Madrid International Architecture and Design) has established itself as one of the most important events for design and architecture professionals worldwide. At this fair, industry leaders showcase their most innovative proposals, providing a unique platform to explore the latest trends in design, technology, and sustainability.
"Satélite" is one of the standout proposals at MIAD 2025, highlighting the importance of integrating technology, design, and sustainability to transform spaces into truly exceptional places. ECOcero reaffirms its position as a leader in acoustic solutions, while Onok Lighting strengthens its reputation as a key reference in the world of technical lighting.
Photography: Maxi Conesa
Innovation, sustainability, and sensory experience
The "Satélite" project is a clear example of how the integration of technology, sustainability, and design can transform the perception of a space. The collaboration between ECOcero and Onok Lighting not only highlights the quality of their products but also demonstrates how lightingand acoustics can work together to create a unique, more interactive, and comfortable sensory experience.
With "Satélite," Onok Lighting not only showcases its ability to create innovative lighting solutions but also underscores its commitment to a more sustainable future, where technology serves the human experience in the spaces we inhabit.