National Assembly — Hemicycle
The hemicycle is now lit by 35 LED stadium projectors, reducing power use eightfold.
Whether historic or contemporary, cultural venues are an opportunity to reach a wide audience. Light has a dual role: showcasing the place and ensuring functional comfort.
Shanghai Opera — Interior
1,200-seat opera house with 10 rehearsal rooms, a congress hall, documentation centre, conservatory, administration centre, archives and retail.
Louvre Museum — Venus de Milo
Restored in 2010, the Venus de Milo gallery showcases the statue in a more open room; the Venus is lit by four metal-halide profile spots.
Louvre Museum — Charles X & Campana Galleries
Museum design and architectural lighting combine to maximise artwork visibility and visitor comfort.
Valence Museum
The Valence Museum presents an incredible collection of paintings by Hubert Robert.
Poissy Media Library
The windowless Poissy media library needed lighting that made visitors forget its basement location.
Théâtre de l’Athénée
Renovated like-for-like, the Théâtre de l’Athénée has regained its youth.
Noisy Cultural Centre — Espace Michel Simon
Lit from within, the venue anchors the long view on Noisy‑le‑Grand’s north–south axis.
Council of Europe
The Strasbourg hemicycle now uses indirect lighting, saving 60% of energy compared with the former halogen chandelier.
National Assembly — Salons & Gallery
Painted ceilings highlighted; connecting gallery fully lit in LED.
Monaco Council
Lit by adjustable downlights combining metal halide and halogen sources.
Montmorency Library
Modernised lighting helps visitors forget the underground setting.
Exhibition Centre — Villepinte
Hall 7 hosts numerous shows where colour rendering is critical. Arch.: Architecture Studio.
Cultural Centre — Montrouge
Refurbishment with restoration of historic luminaires. Arch.: Blond & Roux.
Société Générale Headquarters — Paris
Listed Historic Monument; glass roof brings natural and artificial light plus coloured effects.
Office Building — Rue du Louvre, Paris
Offices at 40 Rue du Louvre. Studios Architecture.
Office Building — Rue de Prony, Paris
Offices at 76 Rue de Prony. Studios Architecture.
Office Building — Pernod Ricard, Paris
Ultra-innovative concept playing on contrasts and volumes. Stéphane Malka Architecture.