Architectural Lighting

Canara’s Architectural Lighting niche uses 3D AutoCAD simulations for devising illumination solutions for buildings as well as customized control software for innovative facades. We take care of everything from proposals, planning, and execution to manufacturing, installation, and personnel training. Some of the key features of our Architectural Lighting division are:

Some of Canara Lighting’s key features for auditorium lighting include:

Comprehensive solutions that include façade lighting, sound, and light show.
Lighting fixtures and electric panels that are designed and manufactured in-house.
Environment-friendly products and lower power consumption.
Our professional, corporate approach, fastest response time in the industry, and customer support centers all over the country.

PRODUCTS

Canara’s Architecture Lighting includes the manufacture, distribution, and installation of immaculately tested products like:

FAQ’s

What is architectural lighting design?

Architectural lighting design integrates natural and artificial light to enhance building aesthetics. It strategically illuminates spaces and transforms building facades through dynamic lighting that creates visual impact at night, highlighting architectural elements.

What is the use of lighting in architecture?

Lighting in architecture enables visual tasks, creates atmosphere, defines spaces, and highlights features. It significantly influences how individuals perceive and interact with the built environment.

What are the three common forms of architectural lighting?

The three main forms of exterior architectural lighting are floodlighting, which provides broad illumination through linear wash lights and wide-beam flood fixtures; focused illumination using spotlights and inground uplights to create dramatic effects; and surface washing with recessed linear lights and wall grazers that seamlessly blend with the facade structure to highlight textures and materials after dark.

What is the difference between architectural lighting and decorative lighting?

Architectural lighting focuses on functional illumination that integrates seamlessly with the building’s design, while decorative lighting primarily serves as a visual focal point where the fixture itself is meant to be noticed.