In 2020, the Tianyanzhou Aerospace Museum and Cultural Center will be built with night lighting to welcome the new year in 2021.
The night scene lighting project at the Yangzhou Aviation Museum and Science and Technology Cultural Center is a classic case created by Hui Hongxing. In 2020, Huihongxing was successfully shortlisted for the Night Economic Business District Project supporting the Facilities Improvement Project. Huihongxing combines lighting, technology and culture to create a new and innovative landscape culture, night travel economic culture and outer walls. The ambient facade design is mainly based on the custom-made 3cm hui hongxing spot light and four-color special combined light output, as well as a variety of landscape lighting auxiliary lights.
It is worth noting that the Yangzhou Aviation Museum is also the first aviation cultural “complex” in China. “The two main exhibition halls are the Aviation Science and Technology Cultural Center and the Aviation Science Fiction Hall. The total area of the exhibition hall is 6000 square meters. The entire hall is covered by an intelligent interactive system. The outdoor wall lighting system is remotely synchronized using GPS, and mobile phones or computers can be synchronized via 4G networks. Background monitoring, continuous monitoring of the playback effect, and more intelligent operation to run programs.
The Aviation Exhibition Hall is located in Sanhe Luan Park, a new ecological city in the Jiangguang Convergence Area, at the northwest corner of the Fairy Temple Bridge of the Wenchang East Road North Road. To the east of the park, Jiangdu’s western gate, Shiplok Mangdao to the north, and downtown Jin’ao in the Jiangdu New Business District to the southeast are visible. The tallest building in Yangzhou Jin’Ao can be seen when you look up. The Aviation Exhibition Hall is a large-scale cultural and exhibition space integrating aviation science, wetland beauty, and national defense education. When you arrive at the park, you will see two eye-catching red-lantern-like buildings standing in the middle of the park, echoing from north and south, with an intelligent interactive experience system covering the entire pavilion.
