In architecture used by many different types of people, lighting is not a matter of individual taste but must comply with the rules of perception and communication. ERCO thinks in such categories of light and makes available a range of luminaires for public buildings oriented to these principles. This enables lighting designers to rationally develop nuanced lighting concepts and reliably implement these – also in projects with extensive size and complexity.
Only flexible lighting technology with digitally controllable components makes conference halls multi-talented – from functional lectures to atmospheric events.
Ideally illuminated, unique architecture can turn a library into the highly respected and intensely used centrepiece of an urban society.
Because buildings for circulation and worlds of shopping increasingly merge, as occurs for example in modern airports, a concise lighting concept aids orientation for users.
On the way towards a knowledge society: learning needs the right light that also harmonises with contemporary digital equipment.
Where committees decide about the future of cities, towns, districts and counties, concise, functional lighting also symbolically represents transparency and social values.