info@lighttech.proLighting concept development
We decide what the light on your site will be like before the design stage and any equipment is purchased
A lighting concept is the first step towards lighting that works for the architecture and for people. It defines how the site will look by day and in the evening, which zones should be highlighted and what equipment will do it best.
- We develop concepts for interiors, facades, landscaping and architectural lighting.
- We take into account the architect's and designer's intent, lighting standards and the project budget.
- We present the result clearly: visualisations, layout diagrams and equipment selections.
- We prepare the basis for the working design, so decisions do not have to be revisited on site.
Lighting concept development
Send a request — we will clarify the task and calculate the cost and timeline for your site
What the concept includes
Lighting scenarios
We define how the light changes during the day and for different tasks: working, evening, festive and standby modes.
Accents and mood
We highlight architectural details, entrance groups, wayfinding and key zones with light, setting the colour temperature and the character of the light.
Equipment selection
We propose luminaires and control systems that deliver the idea and fit the budget, including solutions of our own production.
Preliminary calculations
We verify the concept with a photometric calculation, so that a beautiful solution also meets lighting standards.
How we work
1
Getting to know the site
We study the architecture, the interior design project, the purpose of the rooms and the client's wishes.
2
Idea and options
We propose a lighting concept and discuss it with the client, the architect and the designer.
3
Visualisation and calculation
We show what the site will look like and confirm the decisions with calculations.
4
Handover to design
The approved concept becomes the basis for lighting design and the specification.
Once the concept is approved, we can take on the next stages as well: design, equipment selection and manufacturing, supply and installation.