Light index Outdoor area
Illuminating pathways and open spaces
Open area lighting is used for wide beam illumination of pathways and open spaces. It contributes to recognising pathways and to save circulation.
Using light to achieve extraordinary effects
Accent light emphasises vegetation, individual objects or architectural elements using narrow beams of light. Bright points in dark surroundings attract attention. They separate the important from the unimportant, allowing individual objects to come to the fore.
Illuminating large spatial zones
Washlighting illuminates larger objects or spatial zones using wide beam light distribution. In contrast to accent light, it conveys a wide impression. Washlighting enables safe movement on pathways and effectively highlights large objects and areas.
Grasshopper
Introduction
Articles for floodlighting
Focalflood
Introduction
Articles for floodlighting
Axis Walklight
Introduction
Articles for floodlighting
Creating the impression of brightness in spaces
Vertical illuminance defines and structures spatial situations. It makes a significant contribution to the impression of brightness in a space and to a feeling of security.
Powercast
Introduction
Articles for wallwashing
Grasshopper
Introduction
Articles for wallwashing
Lightcast
Introduction
Articles for wallwashing
Tesis IP68
Introduction
Articles for wallwashing
Using light to facilitate orientation
Orientation lighting improves the perception by adding light points and lines, e.g. along pathways and on stairs. The light must function as a signal. Illuminating the surroundings is of secondary importance here.
LED orientation luminaires IP68
Introduction
Articles for orientation lighting
Using light to design urban spaces
Facade lighting is used for scenographic effects on buildings using narrow or wide beam illumination. It contributes to the spatial definition of squares and road axes.
