Design Consultancy
Lighting can make or break a project: no matter how perfectly crafted the architecture or beautifully devised the interior is; lighting is an emotive medium that is both a necessity and artform which when mastered, produces exceptional results and elevates a project.
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As lighting consultants, an overview of our role is to work with the professional team – architects, interior designs and other consultants – to produce a concept lighting scheme. This is then developed to include detailed schematic information, technical specifications and costings to enable the client and professional team to progress with tendering and construction.
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We then evolve into a project management role and will support the team with consistent design and technical assistance both onsite and remotely before finally progressing to a handover stage where the final finishing touches and programming completes the project.
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How We Work
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Concept Design
Following free issue of architectural site plans and other supporting design documentation we will design and collate a concept scheme comprising sketches, hand-marked drawings and image presentations for discussion with the design team.
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Developed Design
Review design guideline and regulations and commence production of a developed scheme design with associated specifications and budget costings.
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Technical Design
Final production of lighting drawings, circuitry and full specification of luminaires and associated equipment. Final costings also provided for ordering.
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Construction & Contract Administration
Provision of consistent design and technical support to the professional team onsite and offsite.
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Focusing & Programming
Site attendance to complete the lighting installation including final positioning and adjustment of technical and decorative lighting. Commissioning of control equipment (if provided) and day/ night-time scene setting.
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Handover
Attendance of client handover including O&M demonstration.
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Please contact us for a detailed proposal tailored to you and your project.

