Outdoor architectural lighting
Outdoor architectural lighting
Façades, entrances and gardens: reveal volumes while controlling light outside the intended area.
Shape the lighting around the space
Distinguish façade lighting, wayfinding at entrances and garden lighting. Specify viewpoints, neighbouring properties, operating hours and exposure. Consider bollards or floodlights according to the intended use; wallwashing requires verified optics and photometry, not just a catalogue family.
Prepare your project
Gather plans, materials, uses and operating schedules to define the desired effects with your architect and engineering consultant. The illustrations are editorial inspiration, not customer projects or evidence of product suitability.
Outdoor architectural lighting / Specification
Criteria to define in your study
- Define the priority relief features, materials and viewpoints. Distinguish façade highlighting, visitor guidance and safety lighting.
- Check photometry, distances and tilt angles before specifying a wallwashing effect. Review intrusive light and neighbouring properties with the project owner.
- Define operating hours, night-time dimming, maintenance and exposure constraints. Confirm IP, IK, corrosion resistance, fixing and operating temperature for the selected reference.
Numerical targets and applicable standards must be confirmed for the specific brief and site. Check the manufacturer's photometric data and documents before selecting a product reference.
Families to explore for your project
These links provide access to the manufacturer reference database. They do not confirm suitability for your project, local stock or commercial availability.
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