Public Building Lighting

Public buildings serve many diverse functions, from the serious business of the courthouse to the gentler diversions of the theatre.

In each instance a reliance on artificial lighting is prevalent. The design and tone of lighting helps to set the scene, firstly by removing the visitor from his normal surroundings and placing him in some other environment, one that is often brighter or altogether more softly lit than the world outside.

The scale of such buildings often dictates that the lighting is plentiful, varied in its form and function, but always beautiful to behold.

There is no room for standard product here, each piece must compete for existence with other rare and beautiful creations. In such grand surroundings the first role of decorative public building lighting is illuminating itself, vainly showing its own beauty in the very best light.