MCI Light

CaixaBank

Grupo MCI has been selected as a company authorized to illuminate the new and innovative CaixaBank offices, using Downito® 90. CaixaBank's new concept offices, called A and Store, aims to offer the customer a new experience: something never experienced before in a bank.

For the general lighting of the offices it was decided to use warm lighting, using LED downlight with a color temperature of 3000K and CRI> 90. With this type of light, you create a great visual comfort for both workers and customers.
In order to achieve this type of effect Downito® 90 from Grupo MCI, with two different beam angles to achieve different light effects was been used. Downito® 90 with a 55º beam angle for the cove area, and Downito® 90 105º for the rest of zones.

Downito® 90 is an adjustable LED downlight multi-power (8 W to 19 W), perfect for accent lighting of retail applications. The design of its actives 30º, 55º and 105º reflectors, designed by Bartenbach GmbH allows us to distribute light with unique precision and high performance up to 120 lm/W. Furthermore, this LED downlight offers the possibility of combine 4 types of passive reflectors in different finishes; white, black, aluminum and gold. Design, precision and high performance, the perfect combination for the success of your lighting project.

The new image of CaixaBank offices has been designed by the well-known and prestigious firm Francesc Rifé Studio.

With this new concept of flagship office, CaixaBank has become a pioneer in Spain. Currently CaixaBank has 22 offices "A" type and 75 offices "Store" type spread throughout the Spanish geography. The goal of the company by the end of 2017 is to have 250 branches open in this type of concept.


Below you can see all the CaixaBank offices where Grupo MCI participated:

Barcelona (Sardenya Street, Gran de Gracia, Avinguda Sarria, Guipúzcoa Street, Industria Street, Rambla Poblenou, Hostafrancs, Sant Antoni Maria Claret, Jardinets de Gracia, Plaça Virrei Amat, Calle Nàpols), Banyoles, Burgos, Cádiz, Cuenca, El Prat de Llobregat, El Vendrell, Granada, Hospitalet de Llobregat, Inca, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Manresa, Madrid (Paseo de la Castellana, Glorieta de Quevedo, Mateo Inurria Street, Juan Bravo Street, Velázquez Street) Marbella, Pamplona, Puigcerdà, Reus, Sevilla, Vendrell, Vitoria, Zaragoza.