Architectural
Our strength is that we combine both an understanding of the particular aesthetic demands of our clients, with solid engineering know-how. We have a wealth of experience in interpreting the creative needs of architects, interior designers, sculptors etc. into working installations. We always support our solutions with our expert knowledge of lighting legislation (Part L, DDA), energy, accessibility, sustainability, light pollution, conservation etc.
We offer completely independent advice on all aspects of
architectural lighting design. This can be a full package from
concept to completion or advice on a specific issue. We are
specialists in the use of new technologies such as fibre optics and
leds.
Lighting Design
Initial brief, concept work, scheme evaluation, detailed design,
commissioning.
Nightscapes
City beautification, town centres, urban lighting policies, light
pollution, security/visual
recognition, anti-vandal measures.
Conservation
Heritage work, conservation of fabrics/paintings relating to
UV/IR/daylight. Particular
requirements of art galleries and museums. Evaluation of light
sources to find the most appropriate for the exhibits.
Energy
Energy strategies, meeting the requirements of Part L, Site surveys
and energy reviews.
Accessibility
Advice on lighting for people with particular needs such as the
elderly, partially sighted,
impaired colour vision, special needs schools.
Product Evaluation
Advice on product design, suitability for application,
modifications/improvements, competitor comparisons
Private Chapel at The Vyne, Basingstoke Photo © Alan Tulla 2007, with permission of the National Trust
The Architectural team is headed by Alan Tulla who holds the Society of Light & Lighting/CIBSE Lighting Diploma and is a member of the SLL and ILE. He has over 25 years experience in lighting design and technical management. More