Office
Lighting

Open Offices

An open-plan office requires flexible workspaces where people need to feel comfortable and be able to work together. It means that staff enjoy their jobs and have the right conditions to perform them, regardless of task, age or position in the room.
It is important to plan the required light levels in work areas homogeneously and in a way that does not disrupt eye comfort.
In accordance with the standards, general lighting can be used in open offices. The comfort provided during work increases focus on work.
Adjusting the lighting in offices in parallel with the hours of the day is important for human psychology, physiology and energy efficiency.

Individual Offices

You can customize lighting in individual offices based on the use of the room. Homogeneous distribution of direct and indirect light is the most preferred combination in lighting design.
Homogeneity of lighting in work areas increases people's attention and work efficiency.
In order to ensure eye comfort in office areas, it is necessary to pay attention to the glare factor and provide standards-compliant values on work surfaces.
Homogeneity of lighting in work areas increases people's attention and work efficiency.

Meeting Rooms

Lighting design in meeting rooms should be versatile. During presentations, both the screen and the speaker should be clearly visible. With controllable systems, users' concentration increases and prevents fatigue.
In addition to dynamic lighting, homogeneous, glare-free general lighting should be implemented to help participants read and write easily.

Recreation Areas

Recreation spaces are seen as tools to encourage movement, facilitate spontaneous meetings and exchange of information, and help increase efficiency and productivity.
By creating perfect atmospheres with controllable lighting systems, areas where employees can get away from their workstations and relax are provided.