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Lighting a facade, a bridge or a park is a different problem each time. These are the situations we design for most often, and the luminaires that usually solve them.

A stepped glass facade outlined in warm linear light at dusk, every frame edge glowing

Typical mounting: Base, cornice, setback

Building facades

Wall washing, grazing and contour lighting that give a building a clear identity at night without spilling light into windows or sky.
A curved facade of lit copper fins at night, recessed ground lights tracing the lawn edge

Key concern: Glare to traffic

Bridges & infrastructure

Lighting that reveals the structure of bridges, towers and civic infrastructure while respecting road users, navigation and the river below.
Tall run of fins lit from below beside an entrance canopy, ground lights in the lawn

Primary goal: Comfort & orientation

Landscapes & parks

Path, tree and feature lighting for parks, gardens and waterfronts that makes them safe and pleasant to use after dark.
Corner of a two-storey building wrapped in warm-lit vertical fins, lit glazing behind

Format: Route-based experience

Cultural tourism & night tours

Light installations and scene lighting for night-tour routes, heritage districts, scenic waterfronts and seasonal festivals.
A small glass building on a street corner at dusk, each floor band lit with warm linear light

Typical CCT: 2200 to 3000 K

Hospitality & retail exteriors

Arrival, facade and garden lighting for hotels, resorts, restaurants and retail frontages that sets the mood before guests walk in.
The underside of a cantilevered fin facade, warm light rising along each fin into the dusk

Primary goal: Safety & identity

Urban public spaces

Plazas, pedestrian streets, entrances and transport forecourts lit for safety, wayfinding and a sense of place.

Have a building, a bridge or a park to light?

Send us elevations or site photos. We return a lighting concept, luminaire schedule and mock-up plan.

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