The Old Royal Naval College
London, England
The iconic Wren domes of the Old Royal Naval College were illuminated using Studio Due architectural lighting, enhancing one of the site’s most recognisable features after dark. Visible from across the Thames and Greenwich Park, the scheme demonstrates how carefully considered lighting can accentuate historic architecture and strengthen its nighttime presence.
Lighting Design: Bruce Kirk
Lighting Company: Light Perceptions
Studio Due Products: Turbo-Color RGBW & CityBeam LED SL84 RGBW
The Colosseum
Rome, Italy
One of the world’s most recognisable historic landmarks was illuminated in purple for World Prematurity Day using Studio Due architectural lighting. Powerful exterior luminaires projected light across distances of up to 150 metres, demonstrating how modern lighting technology can create dramatic temporary transformations on architecture of exceptional scale and historic significance.
Studio Due Products: MPColor48, MPColor24, ArchiLED200 & StudioLED600
The Kelpies
Grangemouth, Scotland
Standing 30 metres high, Andy Scott’s monumental Kelpies were transformed after dark using Studio Due RGBW lighting. Wide-beam luminaires positioned within the sculptures illuminate their intricate steel structures from within, while marine-grade protection and wireless control help meet the demands of their waterside environment.
Installation & Lighting Design: Adlib UK
Studio Due Products: PARLED 300 PRO DRS RGBW
The projects shown above were not designed or installed by HTM Lighting. They are featured to demonstrate Studio Due architectural lighting technology and the possibilities available for exterior and heritage illumination. Project imagery and information courtesy of Studio Due.