The elevated form of a tower introduces a distinctive lighting challenge. The illuminated surface must be considered from substantial viewing distances while the available mounting positions remain closely connected to the building and its surroundings.
Projection and architectural scale
Long-throw optical systems can direct light towards high façade elements and define the vertical composition. The distribution, aiming and control approach should establish a coherent night-time identity.
Lighting for the public setting
Permanent architectural illumination and event-based colour scenes can form part of a coordinated programme where the site permits. The scale of the elevation calls for careful control over projection, surrounding light spill and the visual experience from public vantage points.
