How is architectural lighting applied?

Every building has its unique characteristics and needs, so the application of exterior wall lighting should be designed and selected based on specific circumstances. Through clever lighting design, the appeal and vibrant appearance of the building can be enhanced, creating a unique atmosphere.

NATA's CC series mixed light lenses can illuminate simultaneously and mix light evenly to create a rich variety of color effects. By adjusting the color and brightness of the lighting, the building can present different colors and atmospheres at night.

Installing point light source fixtures at specific locations on the building, such as the BV series ultra-narrow angle TIR lenses, can highlight particular details or decorations.

For cultural buildings, historical structures, or important monuments, wall-washing lights can be used to emphasize the historical and cultural value of the building. Through precise lighting design, specific parts of the building, sculptures, reliefs, or decorative details can be highlighted, showcasing their unique beauty and historical significance at night.

Optical devices play a crucial role in optical systems and may need to provide scattering or focusing capabilities. For example, lenses can be used to focus light, providing long-distance illumination or specific beam control; reflectors can offer wide-angle lighting to achieve uniform light distribution.