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Buildings that could not afford to get it wrong.

Filter by sector. Each project lists the scope we held and the constraints that shaped the scheme.

A campus atrium lit as a single volume — skylight, green wall and wayfinding treated as one continuous daylight-to-night transition.

Facade, courtyard and bamboo garden lit as one exterior composition, with colour used structurally rather than decoratively.

A premium lounge inside a terminal — warm, low-glare and calm, twenty metres from concourse light that is none of those things.

A new hospital building where clinical accuracy and patient calm are specified in the same schedule.

Teaching and circulation spaces across a large campus, specified for maintenance as much as for effect.

A national oncology centre where patients return week after week — lighting designed around long, repeated visits.

Private healthcare lit closer to hospitality than to hospital, without giving up clinical performance where it counts.

A ballroom ceiling feature designed to hold up on broadcast camera and in the room at the same time.

Retail lighting where the product is the subject and everything else is deliberately underlit.