Project Spotlight: Embassy of Rwanda, Washington, D.C. Airelight™ Linear ES 1.0 Installed with Mud-In Snap Channel Architect: Focus: architecture + design At the Embassy of the Republic of Rwanda, stunning architectural lighting is achieved with Airelight™ Linear ES 1.0. The Mud-In Snap Channel for the Airelight™ Linear ES 1.0 luminaires
The Embassy of Rwanda in Washington, D.C., features the Airelight™ Square 4.0 luminaires, enhancing its sleek design with modern lighting solutions. These luminaires use the Airelight™ Mud-In Trim Kit, allowing for a streamlined look with minimal visual impact. The Airelight™ Square 4.0 luminaires are designed for flexible installation, attaching magnetically
Project Spotlight: Ambient Lighting for Vaulted Ceilings Airelight™ Linear ES 1.0 Installed with Airelight™ Snap Channel Low profile Airelight™ Linear ES luminaires offer superior uplighting. In this installation, luminaires are mounted atop the beams using Airelight™ Snap Channel. Airelight™ Luminaires snap easily into Airelight™ Snap Channel, use minimal materials and
Project Spotlight: Shoreline Junior High School, Layton, Utah Airelight™ Linear SC 1.0 Directly Attached to T-Bar Grid Architect: VCBO Architecture Innovative schools call for innovative lighting solutions. VCBO Architecture, known for designing cutting-edge, sustainable educational spaces, selected Airelight™ Linear SC Luminaires for this junior high school. This installation showcases the
Airelight™ LED Ceramic Luminaires are not only the most sustainable* choice for your LED lighting needs, they are also responsibly Made in California. *Airelight™ Luminaires are the only LED lighting certified Red List Free by the International Living Future Institute.
Airelight™ Linear SC 1.0 Directly Attached to T-Bar Grid Architect: Gensler One of the key advantages of using Airelight™ Linear SC Luminaires in a lighting project is the simplicity of installation. These luminaires easily attach to the existing T-Bar grid without requiring modifications for mounting or electrical connections. They are
