Design Concept

Our lighting design approach was to layer architectural lighting with the decorative elements to create an engaging environment, where the lighting is effortlessly at one with the sleek, pared-back design aesthetic.

Key Lighting Solutions

Statement Lighting

Adjustable downlights were embedded in the bold architectural lines of the ceiling in the reception, delivering uniform brightness across the minimalist space. Spike lights emit a soft glow amongst the planted greenery, accentuating the biophilic elements.

Workplace layers

In the open plan offices and breakout zones, a combination of integrated downlights, decorative pendants, and cove lighting delivers task-orientated yet cosy illumination. The balance between direct and ambient light contributes to a comfortable working environment.

Adaptive meeting rooms

The meeting rooms feature a mix of linear profiles, downlights, and wall lights, optimised for video conferencing, presentations, or informal one-to-ones. In the conference room, the lighting is seamlessly integrated with audiovisual systems to produce a collaborative and focused atmosphere.

Lighting control

Employee comfort was a core priority. Intuitive control systems allow occupants to adjust the lighting with ease, using pre-programmed lighting scenes to set the tone and functionality of their surroundings.

Sustainability in focus

The intelligent lighting system adjusts according to occupancy and daylight levels, reducing energy consumption without diminishing the quality of lighting throughout the workplace.

Interior Design: 
Bluehaus Group

Fitout: 
KPS

Project Management: 
Turner & Townsend

Photography Credit: 
Pierre Zabbal