Limen Design main principle resides in the in-between, the transitory experience and the evolutionary design process.

Castle foundation Lighting Design - Louvres museum, Paris #lighting #design #museum

Kauri Museum Lighting Design - Matakohe, NZ #lighting #design #art #exhibition #museum

Just a bit of well deigned light can revitalise a space and invite people to inhabit the space again. Karori Town Centre lighting design - Wellington, NZ #lighting #design#urban #city #night

Papakura Art Gallery at NZ Parliament - Beehive. With allow height ceiling and a particularly secure set-up (Parliament), lights have to suit the changing exhibition and partitioning of the space. #lightin #design #architecture #exhibition #museum #parliament #NZ #Art

When architecture is complex, just bounce some indirect light and let the building express itself. Luma tower by Gehry Partners - Arles, France #lighting #design #architecture #night #tower

An illuminated facade is like a Poem #lighting #design #architecture #facade

This plaza used to be creepy and looking particularly unsafe. The new layout of the plaza and lighting is now offering an open and enjoyable space. We harness the passive surveillance CPTED principle so the space can feel safe without CCTV surveillance cameras. — Grey Street lighting design, Wellington, NZ — #lighting #design #city #Wellington #NZ

Light reveals what is hidden in plain daylight. The five lower stainglasses windows are neither visible by day from outside nor inside (hidden by the organ). Now passerby can admire these 5 angels sounding trumpets. #lighting #design #church #france #stainedglass #architecture #heritage

Hospitality lighting for the restaurant of the Arlatan hotel in Arles, France. Light reveals this amazing space between heritage and modern design. #lighting #design #hospitality #interior #architecture #light

Colors used to be so much vibrant

GM. It looks tasty ! Nothing replace real craftsmanship

Nice shot !

It goes to the ground, but there is a glass “drum”, as a parallel with the Arles’ arenas. I’ll post a photo from inside the drum