Services I offer

I offer you a precise lighting study for your space:

-Residential - Homes and landscaping

-Commercial - Offices and stores

-Public - Parks, schools and monuments

-Sea side - Yachts and cottages

From lighting plans to lighting fixture purchase,

And from light delivery to lighting installation.

Technique

“Illumination is the ephemeral partner of architecture. Light is invisible until it strikes an object or surface. And it is controlling this difficult, transitory medium that gives the lighting "artist" the ability to create hierarchies, dynamics and mood. Lighting design has become a creative extension of architectural design, improving visibility and complementing form, program and color. Experience and, of course, talent create patterns of illumination that seamlessly support overall project goals.”

Technology

Every year I attend national and internation trade shows, continually updating product informations and samples from hundreds of manufacturers. Keeping abreast of newest weapons in the lighting arsenal has become time indispensable.  

Operations Cost Control

“Reducing the owner's operations costs may be a crucial part of the design decisions, and these measures often benefit the project aesthetically and practically. Lifecycle cost analysis compares the return on initial investment of different techniques or technologies. Often, costs can be reduced simply by not over-lighting a space. Over-lighting is common if the specifier uses only rote horizontal footcandle prescriptions or fails to understand the project's specific visual and task issues. All too often the specifier relies on recommendations from persons selling equipment. There are dozens, if not hundreds, of ways a professional designer can reduce costs and enhance the project. Improving the reflectance of surfaces (e.g., choosing lighter colors for walls and carpets or replacing dingy ceiling tiles) can help reduce lighting equipment and operations costs. Selective spotlighting is often key to retail sales. Integrating daylight with electric lighting saves energy and provides a satisfying connection to the outside world.”