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When it comes to the excellence of Queen&#8217;s University Belfast, the numbers speak for themselves: according to the QS World University Rankings, the authoritative global rankings published in 2022 by the analyst firm Quacquarelli Symonds, this public research university is placed among the top 200 universities worldwide for academic performance and ranks within the top 170 for graduate employability. In addition, it is a proud member of the Russell Group, an association of 24 leading UK universities renowned for their strong commitment to research excellence and their prestigious academic standing on the global stage.
Queen&#8217;s University Belfast is the ninth oldest university in the UK, established in 1845 by Queen Victoria as Queen&#8217;s College Belfast, part of the Queen&#8217;s University of Ireland. Its founding purpose was to expand access to higher education for Catholics and Presbyterians, unlike Trinity College Dublin, attended predominantly by Anglicans. The official inauguration took place four years later, in 1849. In 1908, legislation reforming Irish universities dissolved the Royal University of Ireland (which had succeeded Queen&#8217;s University of Ireland in 1880), resulting in the creation of two new institutions: the National University of Ireland and Queen&#8217;s University Belfast.
The academic offering is very broad, with numerous bachelor&#8217;s, master&#8217;s and postgraduate degree programmes in multiple fields, including Environmental Engineering, Economics, Accounting and Finance, Autism Spectrum Disorders, Urban Planning and Design, International Relations and Sustainable Development Leadership. Alongside theoretical study, students are offered workshops and practical sessions, ensuring comprehensive preparation for their future careers.
The university has recently undergone various renovation works, such as the installation of a modern outdoor lighting system with a very specific purpose: to illuminate the façade of the university for maximum visibility, especially at night, while also creating striking and distinctive lighting effects. The appropriate solution was provided by Disano, which proposed the installation of specific fixtures: Radon in the RGBW version.
The lighting performance of this floodlight is remarkable, being powered by high-quality LED sources. This results in excellent colour rendering, uniform and stable light output (low flicker), and a noticeable reduction in both energy consumption and maintenance costs.
Moreover, the RGBW system, equipped with wireless controls for managing scenic effects, highlights the identity of the building and brings exterior architectural surfaces to life, using unexpected colour changes for dramatic visual impact.
From now on, the façade of Queen&#8217;s University will be illuminated by high-performance lighting, designed to ensure both visibility and safety, while also adding personalised touches of colour through light displays created by Disano floodlights.

Wavefront di Reggio Calabria

Panattoni Park Bydgoszcz II

Queen’s University