Trilux Develops A Sustainable Led Luminaire From Corn Starch

Sustainability is becoming an important selection criterion when choosing a lighting solution for a project for the future and, increasingly, for the present. And it is that the certification standards of green buildings such as BREEAM, LEED or DGNB take into account the sustainability of lighting when qualifying the entire building.

In addition to energy efficiency, useful life, light management, etc., waste generation is another factor that is taken into account when selecting a sustainable luminaire.

Well, in this context, and as part of a materials investigation, Trilux and Graft architects looked for a renewable and environmentally friendly raw material that could become a sustainable alternative to plastic while maintaining quality standards equivalent to those of PMMA solutions. And it seems they have found it.