Light around the building

Grazing light along a facade makes structures visible and enhances the three-dimensional effect. Recessed floor luminaires are suitable for this effect. The power and size required depends on the building height and the desired strength of the effect. Here, too, the character of the light can be modulated between hard and soft using clear or frosted glass. Other areas, such as entrances, should be left out to avoid dazzling passers-by.

TRILUX recessed floor luminaires such as Lutera are robust and waterproof. To ensure that this remains the case in the long term, care is required during installation. If the paving stones "work", flush installation in paved areas protects against damage. In green areas, installation in pedestals or landings protects against damage, e.g. from lawn mowers.

Installing path luminaires flush into a wall is an elegant solution, but requires some effort during installation. Invego surface-mounted luminaires are less complicated and more economical to install - and so flat that they offer an aesthetically equivalent alternative in many cases. Recessed housings as accessories also allow flush mounting if required. The very good colour rendering (Ra>90) corresponds to TRILUX indoor luminaires, perfect for holistic lighting concepts.

Narrow distribution outdoor luminaires such as Faciella can be used to emphasize facade details such as figures, clocks or gables. Medium-width light distributions are suitable for illuminating trees or objects in open spaces with three luminaires offset by 120° all around. Place Faciella spotlights on concrete bases in lawns or on walls - this way you avoid damage, e.g. by lawn mowers.

Modular luminaires such as ConStela 19 can offer enhanced functions through smart modules: e.g. more safety in the building environment through camera modules or connectivity through WLAN. Gobo spotlights project individual, attention-grabbing messages such as logos, symbols or lettering onto the floor or building façade.

It’s logical: with path lighting, the greater the distances between the light points the more economical it is. With the modular System 8841, spacing of up to 14 metres between bollard luminaires is possible. Short bollards and wall luminaires with a uniform design extend the scope for design.