https://www.lightchitects.com/water daily 0.75 2016-02-22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cb3e0bf85082a807c001fe/1456169868489-UIB361MRNY1FU5QNU3NF/MatthiasHeiderich-SpektrumZwei023.jpg Water - 0 Water / October 2015 Photos by Matthias Heiderich. https://www.lightchitects.com/projects daily 0.75 2026-04-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5c4f63f9697a98ca54c74709/1550107852529-S5FBINPJIOFRPFUG3VSG/Mide+Image+1.jpg Projects https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5c4f63f9697a98ca54c74709/1548781764655-1FX7SA2JHA1GMDGD8LZJ/Walk+The+Line+Press_01.jpg Projects - Walk The Line - Biennale Di Venezia This light intervention is a conceptual interpretation of an illuminated urban corridor proposed to exist across a dangerous "park" at the urban edge of Mexico City. Project: Tatiana Bilbao, Rozana Montiel, Derek Dellekamp, and Alejandro Hernández Vídeo & photography: Onnis Luque https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5c4f63f9697a98ca54c74709/1548780367895-RP28NXJ86XMBA15LJGZ9/image2.jpg Projects - Constitution Museum The museum lives inside a historical religious temple from the XVI century. This is a building with historical significance and hence the architecture is protected. The exhibit design and the lighting design were meticulously planned to work in perfect synchrony without touching any of the original walls or ceilings of the temple. Design: Tuux. Lighting design by: Lightchitects Studio + Tuux. Photo: Carlos Hano https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5c4f63f9697a98ca54c74709/1560373467427-ESS6Y7V8ICB1YELMGYC2/14_Casa+H_+Sala.jpg Projects Weber Arquitectos - Architectural & Interior Design Photography - Luis Gallardo LGM Studio https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5c4f63f9697a98ca54c74709/1566443930867-N9B68R2EGSDSF1J8MGWK/distrito-ii_03.jpg Projects - Distrito Restaurant LOCATION - Philadelphia ARCHITECT - Blackney Hayes Architects (Project designed & completed whilst Carlos Hano worked at Lux Populi) Distrito is a young, hip but high class restaurant in Philadelphia, with contemporary Mexico City cuisine (the Distrito of the name) and a theme full of rich Mexican colors, references to Mexican Luchador wrestlers and a vibrant open dining experience. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5c4f63f9697a98ca54c74709/1566446018955-ZRIYH3VO2JONPGU89QP5/pr-2-2405-cp-0811-freeland-tiffs-4-compressed.jpg Projects - East Harlem School LOCATION - New York City ARCHITECT - GLUCK+ (Project designed & completed whilst Carlos Hano worked at Lux Populi) Gluck+ (then Peter Gluck and Partners), the East Harlem School showcases our focus on clarity in design whilst designing within constraints. The project was delivered six months early and under budget, the result of restraint by all parties. Lux Populi established a language of simple motifs (circles at all scales, breakup patterns) that allowed basic fixtures to create consistency and performance with a common voice. The circles become a focus in the cafeteria space, in which they drive the space’s many functions, as an exam hall, a classroom, social hall and many other functions. Recognizing the challenges of the neighborhood, Lux Populi lit the façade and entry ramp brightly to signal a safe-place for children and parents alike to await each other, and activating the streetscape around. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5c4f63f9697a98ca54c74709/1566446420731-LTB8CL5VY1L7XY5C3QUH/HEARTS+ON+FIRE4.jpg Projects - Hearts on Fire LOCATION - Las Vegas ARCHITECT - 8 Inc. (Project designed & completed whilst Carlos Hano worked at Lux Populi) Diamonds are one of the most challenging materials to light. Common wisdom about lighting diamonds abounds, but very little of it has been tested. At the outset of this project, We tested various lighting solutions and environments for diamonds to explore what solutions generated the most rich experience of the diamonds. In fact, diamonds have various properties and different lighting solutions emphasize different results. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5c4f63f9697a98ca54c74709/1566449302437-SJOUEGLZH1DCKE48ZRT5/7.jpg Projects LOCATION - Sarasota ARCHITECT - Guy Peterson / OFA Inc (Project designed & completed whilst Carlos Hano worked at Lux Populi) This speculative home on the west coast of Florida is imagined as a series of pavilions, much as in a Polynesian resort, each defined in light for a balance of privacy and openness. Smaller windows glow with wall washing opposite, while larger spaces are uplit to draw the eye upwards and give a sense of openness. Guy Peterson – Office for Architecture delivered a beautifully crafted design, realized with elegance and integration. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5c4f63f9697a98ca54c74709/1566449552675-4QOT1LD0ZG1DZQJUFJZ5/fl-kimpton-palm-beach-hotel-20141204.jpg Projects - Omphoy Hotel LOCATION - Florida ARCHITECT - Les Belinson Gomez (Project designed & completed whilst Carlos Hano worked at Lux Populi) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5c4f63f9697a98ca54c74709/1566450784724-JPQJKKJAIC3NK2TVNM9A/PH+Tecnologia.jpg Projects - Palacio de Hierro Interlomas Palacio de Hierro Interlomas LOCATION - Mexico City ARCHITECT - Esrawe Estudio + Nacho Cadena (Project designed & completed whilst Carlos Hano worked at Lux Populi) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5c4f63f9697a98ca54c74709/1566452340471-M1C361PPBT1X1QPXYIML/Tournaeau+1.jpg Projects - Tourneau Concept Sotere LOCATION - New York City ARCHITECT - 8 Inc. (Project designed & completed whilst Carlos Hano worked at Lux Populi) Tourneau, the United States’ premier multibrand watch retailer turned to Eight Inc to re-envision their brand and the retail experience. Eight Inc in turn looked to the lighting design to not only light the space, but to understand the relationship between customers and their watches. Utilizing various color temperatures, not only room by room, but indeed, in zones as small as a few square feet, Teh lighting design successfully created a single, unified space, but one that contains “micro-environments” for the display, trialing and inspecting of individual pieces. The design beats New York City’s rigorous energy code by a significant margin, all the while feeling bright and yet contrasty, with an emphasis on sparkle for the watches and richness of skin tone and appearance for the customers. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5c4f63f9697a98ca54c74709/1566443334496-FVL59DNFQW85J0M568L4/Abbot+Kinney+1.jpg Projects - Abbot Kinney House Abbot Kinney House LOCATION - Los Angeles ARCHITECT - Dennis Gibbens Architects (Project designed & completed whilst Carlos Hano worked at Lux Populi) This residence with retail and office space formed a particular challenge – it’s the architect’s own residence. Dennis Gibbens developed the project as his own residence and office while catering to the vibrant street life of Abbot Kinney Boulevard in Venice, California with a chic retail space. Utilizing highly discrete lighting to create soft illumination of surfaces and visual events, the design entirely does without downlighting utilizing recessed lighting only for accent and wall washing. The space transmits light from the roof down through sequences of skylights, apertures and in one spectacular case, a glass floor, giving a narrow footprint a light bright airy feel. The project was completed utilizing high efficiency IR coated tungsten halogen lamps, seamless line fluorescents, cold cathode and LED’s. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5c4f63f9697a98ca54c74709/1566451809964-FBBFYHBTSXNGZPXBL5TK/01a.jpg Projects https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5c4f63f9697a98ca54c74709/1566451353606-NTGDT0527RE99EXBABWV/6.jpg Projects - Swarovski Crystal Palace @ Design Miami 2009 LOCATION - Design Miami 2009 ARCHITECT - Greg Lynn (Project designed & completed whilst Carlos Hano worked at Lux Populi) Design Miami 2009 saw Swarovski Crystal Palace commission Greg Lynn to develop feature crystal encrusted yacht sails as its "flagship" design element for the event. The sails extended far above the stalls of the exhibition and marked the social center of the event. Sparkling with hundreds of thousands of signature crystals lit in rich colors to draw the eye and emphasize the shimmering forms. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5c4f63f9697a98ca54c74709/1566451066852-8DS2NZHJ6HWFJHD3XX0T/f5cs1774-1.jpg Projects - Prints & Drawings LOCATION - Chicago ARCHITECT - wHY (Project designed & completed whilst Carlos Hano worked at Lux Populi) In many ways, artwork lighting infrastructure requires formulaic solutions, yet as this project demonstrates, a holistic solution is a complex and precise task. Over the past three decades, required lighting levels have become progressively tighter, with demands for ever lower light levels on the artwork pieces. During the same period, expectations of presentation have risen, creating a conflict between requirements. Prints and drawings galleries are amongst the most restrictive in terms of their requirements as papers are highly sensitive to light. In this space, the solution was not only to manage the light levels of the artwork lighting itself, but to manage outside light ingress and particularly, careful use of material finished. The architects, wHY Architecture, lighting worked to develop a dark color palette which successfully absorbs most bounce light and, while it permits wall washing, prevents reflected light from flattening the space. Balanced with limited accenting, each piece pops from the wall through its own integrity, rather than through explicit illumination. One huge advantage that the Art Institute of Chicago brings to such spaces is the depth of experience of their Physical Plant Department, who have decades of experience. This is invaluable in implementing artwork lighting as a flexible system is only as good as the implementation for any given exhibition. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5c4f63f9697a98ca54c74709/1548718641117-8S3LIIE251W1F208AHAE/Lobby+-+view+2.jpg Projects - Arte - Surfside Florida Arte is a high end sculptural 12- story beachfront condominium in Miami Beach designed by Citterio Viel & Partners. The lighting has been meticulously planed to be integrated into the architectural environments though simple and elegant lighting strategies that have been catered to enhance the exquisite materials and spaces in the project. Architectural & Interior Design: Citterio Viel & Partners Architect of Record: Kobi Karp Architecture & Interior Design Landscape Architect: ENEA https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5c4f63f9697a98ca54c74709/1549656697518-N0P6XPP063307H7NK4QP/Santuario+Se%C3%B1or+de+Tula+-+Cover+Page.jpg Projects - Saint Tula Temple LOCATION - Acuña, Mexico ARCHITECT - Dellekamp + Schleich https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5c4f63f9697a98ca54c74709/1566455818704-MUH2UV5ZXEPSR0OIGJBA/19.08.15_Vista+Fotometrica+6.jpg Projects - Helios Park LOCATION - Acuña, Mexico ARCHITECT - To Architecture + Gabriela Carrillo Tight budget did not limit the architectural design nor the lighting design on this project. The limited lighting budget was well distributed across the park in intelligent and creative lighting details that provide urban hierarchy, enhance the architecture and provide an increased perception of safety. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5c4f63f9697a98ca54c74709/1550107651074-HHGLE3A8YY1KTTGHM8N9/2019.02.11_Seccion.jpg Projects - Notte House LOCATION - Avandaro, Mexico ARCHITECT - Dellekamp + Schleich https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5c4f63f9697a98ca54c74709/1549657002333-U897GG00JABUXDAEHNUB/Lab+infonavit+-+Section+view+1+cover+page.jpg Projects - Materials Lab ARCHITECT - Dellekamp + Schleich https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5c4f63f9697a98ca54c74709/1642528348947-KDB92ZXHC4Z0XR8OMDNO/WEBER_2020_REFORMA+115_139_EDIT.jpg Projects https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5c4f63f9697a98ca54c74709/1642531453885-ZXXW9PK2ZOKT4QMWJILX/20190517_WEBER_05_0839.jpg Projects - M Residence Weber Architects & CCA designed this house to work as a flexible event and gathering space for a large family. The lighting is mostly integrated into architectural and millwork details, providing the flexibility required to satisfy project’s needs; allowing the possibility of generating different spatial ambiances in the house or even having 3 different lighting moves in the same large event space. Interior Design : Weber Architects Architectural Design: CCA Photo: Luis Gallardo // LGM Studio https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5c4f63f9697a98ca54c74709/1727750907191-97FZREUQFJ4DCHNO26YJ/_DSC3654+D.JPG Projects + Mazatlán Aquarium LOCATION - Mazatlán, Mexico ARCHITECT - Tatiana Bilbao Estudio LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT - Entorno EXHIBIT DESIGN - Space Haus Fotografía: Juan Manuel McGrath, IG:@jmphotography_mx https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5c4f63f9697a98ca54c74709/1699905646800-KZNUXZJ77VHYH8JGFJ7C/Expo%2BCartier-Museo%2BJumex-%2BFoto%2BAriadna%2BPolo-03.jpg Projects - El Diseño de Cartier Cartier Design: A Living Legacy was presented at Museo Jumex with curation by Ana Elena Mallet and museography/exhibition design by Frida Escobedo. International awards / recognition (verified): Winner (“Ganador”) — V Bienal Iberoamericana de Diseño de Iluminación (Iluminet), category Museos y Centros Culturales. Award of Merit (2025) — IES Illumination Awards (listed under Mexico: “Cartier Design: A Living Legacy” — Design Firm: Lightchitects Studio) Conceived as a journey “back to the origin,” the exhibition’s spatial narrative evokes a mine/quarry—a dark, textured environment that frames the jewels as extracted “finds,” allowing the objects to read simultaneously as design, art, and historical evidence. From a lighting perspective, the concept is built on high contrast—keeping overall room levels intentionally low to heighten the perceptual “glow” of each piece, while using light to activate texture and reinforce the quarry idea. A defining gesture is the raking illumination of the concrete wall panels, creating a continuous, tactile backdrop that “embraces” visitors through the sequence. At the object scale, display-case lighting was coordinated exhaustively so sources remain out of sight, supported by custom lighting details/accessories developed to fine-tune optics and intensity per case. Given the intentional darkness, anti-glare control becomes a core design requirement—resolved through concealed details and optical shielding—while the lighting controls layer enables adjustments without reopening vitrines, supporting both conservation/safety and operational flexibility. Museography: Taller Frida Escobedo Curatorial Direction: Ana Elena Mallet Concrete Panels: Taller Tornel Display Cases: Paris Mexico Design Structure: CM2 Structural Engineering: Kaltia Graphic Design: Estudio Herrera Video Projection: Iconem Client: Cartier Collection and Museo Jumex Photography: Adriana Polo https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5c4f63f9697a98ca54c74709/1559773896126-9V95VCEEO8V76SU7ETNP/20190515_Jumex_Koons_0558+RED.jpg Projects - Jeff Koons Ballerina @ Jumex Jeff Koons — Seated Ballerina (Museo Jumex, Mexico City) This project presented multiple challenges. First, the task was to illuminate a monumental sculpture in dialogue with an equally commanding architectural backdrop—the Museo Jumex building by David Chipperfield—so the artwork would read clearly at night without competing aggressively with the façade. Second, the museum had a limited budget for temporary exterior lighting. As a strategic response, we reviewed the museum’s storage inventory from previous exhibitions to identify luminaires that could be repurposed. We found eight Lycos fixtures with the necessary lumen output and optics; however, they were rated for interior use while the installation required exterior operation. To bridge that gap, we worked with the museum to develop watertight protective housings that would allow the fixtures to perform safely outdoors. This enabled precise aiming from multiple positions to model the sculpture’s volume and ensure it stood out against the building’s presence. By combining careful beam selection with controlled dimming ranges, we revealed the piece’s curvature and scale with a measured, “majestic” legibility rather than theatrical glare. The lighting was initially intended to run only from 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm, yet the public response was so strong that the museum chose to keep the piece illuminated throughout the night—demonstrating how a highly engaging result can be achieved with relatively low investment when strategy and detailing are aligned. Photo by: Moritz Bernoully https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5c4f63f9697a98ca54c74709/1706243093383-0A3ZWGA6WIJVEGH8L14G/J2870_052-int.jpg Projects - Barbara Kruger: Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You. — Art Institute of Chicago Barbara Kruger: Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You was presented at the Art Institute of Chicago (September 19, 2021–January 24, 2022) as a museum- and city-scale project co-organized by the Art Institute of Chicago, LACMA, and MoMA. Rather than remaining contained within a single gallery, the exhibition extended across the museum’s special exhibition space, the Michigan Avenue–facing windows, and the floor of Griffin Court, while also projecting outward into Chicago via formats such as buses and billboards—treating architecture and public circulation as part of the work’s address. From a lighting perspective, the challenge was to support an immersive, high-contrast graphic environment with clarity and control—preserving legibility across large vinyl fields while avoiding glare, reflections, and veiling brightness. A key technical constraint was the museum’s existing infrastructure: galleries relied on track lighting and did not have continuous linear luminaires, yet the artist’s intent called for a distinctly linear lighting language. In response, the lighting design required a custom fixture family engineered to use the museum’s existing track system while enabling continuous linear runs both along the track axis and perpendicular to it—maintaining uninterrupted lines of light without reworking ceilings or power distribution. Those custom fixtures integrated Bluetooth-controllable drivers, allowing dimming and fine tuning of exhibition levels without altering the museum’s electrical installation—critical for fast installation, curatorial flexibility, and ongoing adjustments over the run of the show. Location: Chicago, Illinois, USA Client: The Art Institute of Chicago Exhibition Design: Leticia Pardo Photography: Courtesy of the Art Institute of Chicago https://www.lightchitects.com/new-gallery daily 0.75 2019-08-22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5c4f63f9697a98ca54c74709/1566444426360-ENONGWBRV16MRFJTHAEK/pr-2-2405-cp-0811-freeland-tiffs-4-compressed.jpg New Gallery - East Harlem School LOCATION - New York City ARCHITECT - GLUCK+ One of Lux Populi’s first collaborations with long term clients Gluck+ (then Peter Gluck and Partners), the East Harlem School showcases our focus on clarity in design whilst designing within constraints. The project was delivered six months early and under budget, the result of restraint by all parties. The lighting design studio established a language of simple motifs (circles at all scales, breakup patterns) that allowed basic fixtures to create consistency and performance with a common voice. The circles become a focus in the cafeteria space, in which they drive the space’s many functions, as an exam hall, a classroom, social hall and many other functions. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5c4f63f9697a98ca54c74709/1566444426360-ENONGWBRV16MRFJTHAEK/pr-2-2405-cp-0811-freeland-tiffs-4-compressed.jpg New Gallery - East Harlem School LOCATION - New York City ARCHITECT - GLUCK+ One of Lux Populi’s first collaborations with long term clients Gluck+ (then Peter Gluck and Partners), the East Harlem School showcases our focus on clarity in design whilst designing within constraints. The project was delivered six months early and under budget, the result of restraint by all parties. The lighting design studio established a language of simple motifs (circles at all scales, breakup patterns) that allowed basic fixtures to create consistency and performance with a common voice. The circles become a focus in the cafeteria space, in which they drive the space’s many functions, as an exam hall, a classroom, social hall and many other functions. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5c4f63f9697a98ca54c74709/1566444419528-TTB8O8KRVW0BTJ9ZJTWB/ehs_13_morrison-1.jpg New Gallery https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5c4f63f9697a98ca54c74709/1566444421713-9UB0KXU0JEM0GZKSPZ9H/ehs_12_freeland-1.jpg New Gallery https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5c4f63f9697a98ca54c74709/1566444409026-981JVS1M3KZ7CKJ6T4NM/pr-2-2405-cp-0902-37-freeland-compressed.jpg New Gallery https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5c4f63f9697a98ca54c74709/1566444416894-GE5VQXEK7RFH58193JQA/pr-2-2405-cp-0902-38-freeland-compressed.jpg New Gallery https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5c4f63f9697a98ca54c74709/1566444416318-OIH9E48UW2PBHWIXS0GU/ehs_05_freeland-2.jpg New Gallery https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5c4f63f9697a98ca54c74709/1566444409765-NPX6322J00H6359H94S9/pr-2-2405-cp-0902-4-freeland-compressed.jpg New Gallery https://www.lightchitects.com/new-gallery-1 daily 0.75 2019-08-22 https://www.lightchitects.com/new-gallery-2 daily 0.75 2019-08-22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5c4f63f9697a98ca54c74709/1566450403728-82Q56IPFA5WI5PQ3CAD2/PH+Tecnologia.jpg Palacio de Hierro Interlomas - Palacio de Hierro Interlomas LOCATION - Mexico City ARCHITECT - Esrawe Estudio + Nacho Cadena (Project designed & completed whilst Carlos Hano worked at Lux Populi) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5c4f63f9697a98ca54c74709/1566450403728-82Q56IPFA5WI5PQ3CAD2/PH+Tecnologia.jpg Palacio de Hierro Interlomas - Palacio de Hierro Interlomas LOCATION - Mexico City ARCHITECT - Esrawe Estudio + Nacho Cadena (Project designed & completed whilst Carlos Hano worked at Lux Populi) https://www.lightchitects.com/beast-forte daily 0.75 2025-05-12 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cb3e0bf85082a807c001fe/1456172520505-VBOZM0WDHSSUPJ8T5P37/MHeiderich-NIP01-edit.jpg Beast - Beast / March 2016 Photos by Matthias Heiderich. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cb3e0bf85082a807c001fe/1456172520505-VBOZM0WDHSSUPJ8T5P37/MHeiderich-NIP01-edit.jpg Beast - Beast / March 2016 Photos by Matthias Heiderich. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cb3e0bf85082a807c001fe/1456172170435-9RGRCZTTHCA7OJETR983/MHeiderich-NIP02.jpg Beast Integer non nisl at mauris faucibus pharetra eu eu mi. 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