Acoustical Society of America
Lighting & control

General and architectural lighting

Architectural lighting carries the building when nothing is happening on stage — and it belongs on the same control system as everything else.

A bar counter lit from beneath, with backlit bottle shelves, pendant lamps and shaded wall lights above.
Raasta, Ludhiana — Bar · feature lighting

Also in lighting

Lobbies, circulation, facades and function rooms need light that suits the occasion: a conference by day, a reception in the evening, cleaning at midnight. Separate systems mean separate switches and staff who use none of them.

Covered outdoor seating with woven pendant lamps under a timber ceiling, and neon signs in the lit interior beyond.
Raasta, LudhianaTerrace · pendants and neon
A glass-fronted double-height venue photographed at dusk from across a swimming pool, with green and red light visible inside.
Shaurya Night ClubExterior · the building seen at night

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What we design

  • Ambient and feature lighting for lobbies, foyers and function spaces.
  • Facade and exterior lighting where the building is seen at night.
  • Scene presets for each way the space is used.
  • Daylight and occupancy control where it saves energy without irritating people.
  • Integration with the venue's DMX or building control.

Working with the interior

Fittings, positions and colour temperature are agreed with the architect or interior designer, and simulated before installation so the effect is understood in advance.

Tell us the room

Send dimensions and intended use. You get back an indicative acoustic treatment, a systems outline and a budget range.