• City and Park

Guiding light that ensures safety and harmonizes with urban and natural environments

Lighting in urban and park environments adds safety and ambiance to streets and parks after dark. With lighting as a companion, an evening walk through city blocks or along winding park paths becomes both secure and enchanting. The goal is to illuminate the city’s face in a way that highlights architecture, greenery, and open spaces without being intrusive. Strategically placed lighting and warm tones make parks feel inviting and safe at night, while streets and buildings gain a distinctive and appealing profile that showcases the city's character.

 

Discover our lighting solutions specifically selected for urban and park environments.

 

 

 

 

Parks

 

 

 

 

Parking Areas

 

 

 

Pedestrian and
Bicycle Paths

 

 

 

 

Playgrounds

Parks

In parks, lighting is part of nature’s stage—a subtle player that enhances trees, pathways, and gathering spots. The lighting should provide a sense of safety while allowing people to enjoy the park securely. Gentle lighting should trace pathways like a soft guide, enough to show the way forward without overwhelming the scene. Around benches and open spaces, lighting can linger a little more, offering an inviting touch for people to pause and rest. Above all, the lighting should respect the natural rhythm of the environment.

Parking Areas

In parking lots, lighting serves as a protective guide, creating a safe passage and helping every visitor find their way—to their vehicle and onward. The lighting should be clear and evenly distributed, eliminating shadows where unease could grow. Here, the lighting is both practical and welcoming—a companion from the first step to the last.

Pedestrian and bicycle paths

On pedestrian and bicycle paths, lighting acts as a companion, following travelers along the way and providing safety and freedom of movement. The lighting here should be discreet yet reliable, bright enough to guide both walkers and cyclists without disturbing the surrounding night. Lighting on these paths should encourage exploration and movement, offering the freedom to roam in safe and steady company.

Playgrounds

A playground is a place of adventure and laughter, and the lighting should reflect this feeling—soft and playful. The lighting should create an atmosphere of safety for both children and adults, while also leaving room for the imagination’s shadow play. It should accommodate movement and energy while fostering a sense of security and care, ensuring the fun can continue into the calm of the evening.