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Lighting is visual, so that’s how we
work.
Our proposals are often extensively researched, with
fieldwork, photographic studies, historical research, and
evaluation of the night time environment at the project
location.
This information is used to prepare concept visualizations
and outline proposals which are then presented to our
clients in a highly graphical style.
Concept designs are normally accompanied with an outline
technical specification, a schedule of recommended
luminaires for the project, and an indication of the budget
required to achieve the design if the budget has not been
defined by the client.
The concept images presented here are from real projects,
some of which may also be found on the realised page of this
website.
Even where we are not successful in persuading a client to
progress our concept designs, we retain the pictures as a
resource and an example of our work.
We encourage our clients to examine existing concept designs
and to comment on them, as a useful way to initiate a
creative dialogue. |
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Hold Your Breath
Clyde Tunnel |
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An
inspired collaboration with the Hold Your Breath
project to transform a busy road tunnel into an
iconic city landmark. |
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Library,
University of Glasgow, Hillhead Street, Glasgow. |
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A design
to complement the architectural lines of an
inventive and under rated 1960's University
building.
Developed in association with nva organisation, as
part of the long term lighting strategy promoted
and developed by nva for landmarks in the city of
Glasgow. |
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