This is a high-end commercial complex located in the central part of Singapore. It was designed with the concept of "lanterns within the city." Normally, glass-clad commercial buildings can make it difficult to achieve a cohesive appearance due to the prominent lighting of individual tenants adjacent to the glass façade. However, in this project, a soft indirect lighting was incorporated into the spandrels (gaps between floors) of each level, illuminating the curtain wall's fritted glass, as well as casting gradients of light onto wave-shaped screens and wood-panel surfaces. This design approach ensures a unified sense of luxury throughout the building, regardless of the lighting used by individual tenants.
This project is undertaken during my tenure at Lighting Planners Associates.
Lighting Design and Image credit: Lighting Planners Associates