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Mile Bollard

Antonio Citterio's 2020 outdoor bollard: extruded aluminium frame and asymmetric LED optic.

Dimensions

120 × 600 × 150 mm

Year

2020

Materials
Extruded aluminiumAISI 316L stainless steelPolycarbonate
Colors
WhiteGreyForest GreenDeep BrownBlackAnthracite

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Description

Overview

Mile Bollard (model 1 600 Mono, F015G21A001) is an outdoor ground-mounted LED bollard designed by Antonio Citterio in 2020. Its frame is extruded aluminium with no visible screws, and the base rises above the ground.

Construction

  • Head hardware in AISI 316L stainless steel
  • Transparent UV-stabilised polycarbonate diffuser
  • Reflecting screen in pure, oxidised and polished aluminium
  • Double-layer powder coating over a chemical conversion treatment

Light and installation

  • 4.9 W power LED, 283 lm, 2700 K, CRI over 80, included
  • 220-240 V integrated ON/OFF power, IP 65, IK 07
  • Fixed to any flooring with anchors

Overall size

120 x 150 x 600 mm (W x D x H).

Story

Reducing the object, keeping the optics

Antonio Citterio's theme for Mile was to reduce the size of the object while obtaining the best possible optical performance. The work covered minimisation, high performance and the perceived quality of a perfect object.

A bollard that appears to float

The bollard has a light, rigid frame with a base that raises it off the ground, and a shutter underneath makes the unit appear to float above the floor. Its asymmetric optic directs the light downward.

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