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NCL Bliss

The record-breaking Norwegian Bliss, currently the ninth largest cruise ship ever built, also offers cruise lighting design of a new caliber. Custom-made products and interdisciplinary collaboration are the keys to success for the entire lighting design, including the stunning 9x9m crystal chandelier and the captivating 360° LED video installation around the go-kart track.

Ship category

4-star

Gross cubic capacity

164k

Passengers

4200

Delivery

2018

Customer

Norwegian Cruise Lines

Architecture

Tillberg Desing of Sweden, Studio Dado, CallisonRTKL

Type

new building

Scope of work

Lighting design for all public areas, cabins and suites

Copyright

Ingrid Fiebak Fotografie; we are light GmbH

SOCIAL COMEDY CLUB

ARCHITECT: STUDIO DADO, LUMINAIRES: KALMAR

Lounge and side area of the comedy club. A cozy, relaxed atmosphere invites you to linger over a drink.

MANHATTAN DINING

ARCHITECT: TILLBERG DESIGN OF SWEDEN, LIGHTS: CRISTALUX

Large restaurant offering food at all times of the day. Custom-made round ceiling lights, warm-toned backlit surfaces and RGB light coves dominate.

OCEAN BLUE

ARCHITECT: STUDIO DADO, LUMINAIRES: KALMAR

A la Carte Seafood Restaurant. Wall lights in the shape of seagulls and coral-like special lights convey a maritime flair.

POOL AREA

ARCHITECT: TILLBERG DESIGN OF SWEDEN, LIGHTS: BLULEU

RGBW light columns and spotlights create a wide variety of lighting moods. Linear IP-protected LED strips define the edges of the pool, stairs and bars.

SPA RECEPTION

ARCHITECT: STUDIO DADO, LUMINAIRES: KALMAR

Simple design meets even illumination of the floor. Pendant lights create a highlight above the counter.

ATRIUM

ARCHITECT: TILLBERG DESIGN OF SWEDEN, LIGHTS: CRISTALUX, KALMAR

Multifunctional room over two decks. Decorative glass elements in the ceiling and pendant lights are complemented by RGB cove and spotlights.

LARGE CHANDELIERS

ARCHITECT: STUDIO DADO, LUMINAIRES: PRECIOSA

Gigantic chandelier made of crystal glass, 9 meters high and weighing 4000 kilograms. The interior lighting was realized using spotlights and LED module chains. The exterior light rods are equipped with RGB LEDs. During the course of the day, 12 lighting moods are automatically played.

GO KART TRACK

DESIGN: REIMO, LIGHTS: TRAXON, BERGMEISTER LIGHTS

RGBW light columns and spotlights create a wide variety of lighting moods. Linear IP-protected LED strips define the edges of the pool, stairs and bars.

BACKGROUND CHECK

ABOUT THE SHIP

The Norwegian Bliss, the third ship in the Breakaway Plus class, is stationed seasonally in Seattle and offers cruises to Alaska, the fascinating “Last Frontier”. In addition to the breathtaking Alaskan wilderness, this impressive megaship also offers trips to the Caribbean. American artist Robert Wyland, known for his works depicting the underwater world, was hired to design the striking hull painting. In keeping with the theme “Cruising with the Whales”, the design shows a humpback whale – a symbolic motif for the beauty and uniqueness of Alaska.

On deck 15, the spectacular observation lounge and bar invites guests to enjoy the diverse landscape through an impressive 180-degree panoramic view. With a variety of first-class restaurants and versatile entertainment, Norwegian Bliss ensures that there is no chance of getting bored.

THE VOICE

BETWEEN WELLNESS AND ADRENALINE

For the more adventurous, the ship offers highlights such as a two-storey go-kart track that challenges adrenaline fans, and exciting laser tag missions. The Aqua Park offers thrilling water slides, including the Ocean Loops, which extends spectacularly over the ship’s side. A separate children’s area, a pool and a hot tub complete the wide range of leisure activities and make the Norwegian Bliss an experience for guests of all ages.

OUR PROCESS

WHERE ARE WE ACTIVE?

We specialize in lighting design and the development and project-related implementation of lighting plans for cruise ships.

LIGHT DESIGN

for all planning and construction phases – cruise ship newbuilds and conversions as well as land-based projects

SHIP SPECIFICATION

Advice on defining your requirements

LIGHT RATING

Light measurements and assessment on site

LIGHTING CONCEPTS

Presentation of various lighting solutions

LIGHT SIMULATIONS

Calculations according to international standards

LIGHTING PLANNING

Creating light drawings, specifications and tables

COLLABORATION

Meetings, mock-ups, pricing

CONSTRUCTION MONITORING

Installation, approval, documentation

FINAL VOTE

Adjustments, scene setting