GHS-MIZ-300 projectors, Historic Building Lighting, Custom Gobo Images, Event Lighting

Revitalizing Stalybridge’s Historic Victoria Market Hall with Advanced Gobo Projection Technology

The Historic Victoria Market Hall in Stalybridge, Manchester has received a spectacular and lasting transformation with a cutting-edge Gobo image projection system. This innovative lighting solution breathes new life and delivers a high-impact visual experience to this iconic landmark, ensuring its beauty is highlighted long after sunset.

High-Performance Gobo Projection Hardware

The transformation is powered by high-performance projectors, specifically the GHS-MIZ-600 and GHS-MIZ-300 models. These units were strategically deployed to highlight the building’s architectural grandeur with crisp, vivid imagery that captivates every visitor. This modern architectural lighting innovation not only enhances the hall’s atmosphere but also preserves its heritage by showcasing it in a fresh, dynamic way.

Dynamic, Customizable Lighting for Every Event

A key feature of the installation is the state-of-the-art wireless control system. This allows operators to easily manage the entire lighting sequence, setting scenes, schedules, and sequences remotely. The system’s versatility is unmatched, offering a selection of **36 glass gobo images** and multiple colour options. This full customization capability ensures the hall is instantly adaptable for any seasonal celebration or event throughout the year:

Seasonal Events: Christmas, Valentine’s Day, Easter, and Chinese New Year.
Civic Celebrations: The all-important poppy projections for Remembrance Day.
Customization: Full control over lighting effects to suit any specific occasion.

Preserving Heritage Through Modern Technology

By leveraging advanced Gobo Projection Technology, the Victoria Market Hall remains a focal point for the community. The Market Hall’s rich history is now complemented by a lighting system that is efficient, flexible, and visually stunning, setting a new standard for historic building revitalization in Manchester.