Light – the visible bridge
People live in the light and through the light. It is the knowledge of the formative character and the great importance of light that forms the space for our work and guides us in the task of building the visible bridge for people.
"Perception-oriented lighting planning is an essential factor for the success of hotels and restaurants."
With my agency weiser.lighting I make my contribution as a lighting design and lighting technology consultant for various partners involved in the creation of a hotel or restaurant project. I moderate the design approach between interior design and technology and accompany the further planning process.
Range of services
Project development
Already in the early phase of project development, we are available to advise those involved. We accompany and moderate the development process from the perspective of the lighting designer. Our experience in the creative use of light and our transparency of the luminaire market for the reliable selection of relevant products form the basis for a secure and sustainable budgeting as well as an attractive lighting design and planning appropriate to the project.
Conception / Design
Together with those involved in the design of the project, we develop a lighting concept that corresponds to the architecture, interior design and use. The focus of our consideration is the design concept. We see our task as underlining and highlighting the design approach without counteracting it. It is not about quantifying luminaire types and quantities. It is about 1 piece of light.
Planning
Light instead of luminaire. Beautiful luminaires are no guarantee for good light. Our work focuses on qualitative lighting design. In contrast to quantitative lighting design, which only implements illuminance specifications according to the relevant standards, qualitative lighting design also takes into account design and atmospheric concerns. It focuses on the perceiving human being and interpolates the standards without ignoring them.
Realised projects
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