San Francisco Bay Bridge Creates World's Largest Dynamic LED Light Building

From March, San Francisco Bay Bridge will become the world's largest dynamic light building. As an important landmark on the San Francisco skyline, the San Francisco Bay Bridge has been built for 75 years.

The project is called TheBayLights and the designer is LeoVillareal. The start of the project can be traced back to September of 2012. The entire dynamic light project spans 2.8km and the height is 152m. This project will run for two years. The bridge will be equipped with 25000盏 white LED lamps, each of which can be controlled by the program. Combination for a variety of complex performance effects. In the construction process, those riggers who have undergone special training are required to fill the 300 iron locks of the bridge with the LED lights at such heights. LeoVillareal uses its own software to control each LED light, producing a variety of wonderful dynamic effects. “This is my dream project.” Villareal was very excited about this. He had previously done design work for museums and public displays in Istanbul, New York, Washington, and Turkey. “A lot of bridges are equipped with lights, but not One is like the Bay Bridge. The brightness of these LED lights is 255. I will arrange them all and let them integrate into the environment better."

From the 5th of this year, each LED lamp of TheBayLights project and its assembly will start flashing every night, affecting 50 million people in the San Francisco Bay Area. These lights can be seen from the extension of San Francisco to a more northerly region, and they strive to save energy in their design plans. It is said that the daily electricity bill is only 30 US dollars (about 188 yuan).