
On the way into the city from Bangkok's main Suvarnabhumi Airport, an exceptionally illuminated office building, the LANTERN Building, catches your eye. Now, the headquarters of LIGMAN company has been given an even more radiant effect thanks to a new lighting design. The lighting designer explains how he created the design with DIALux evo.
The facade of the LANTERN building had to be renewed in 2021 because the three full floors of glass were exposed to direct sunlight and heat throughout the day. This was not only a burden for the employees, but also unfavorable from an energy-saving point of view.
The design team therefore proposed a perforated aluminum façade to cover and protect the building during the day. To match this, the right lighting concept was also needed.
When asked about it, LIGMAN's designer replied,
The semi-gloss, cool gray cladding with laser-cut circular holes that mimic ripples on the water's surface helps enhance the lighting design of this unique façade element.
By using wide-beam fixtures (97 in total) to backlight the perforated façade, in combination with lighting control, the LANTERN Building can implement a range of colored lighting scenes for various seasonal and festive occasions.



As seen in the photos, the linear floodlights are neatly integrated into the façade structure and illuminate the third, fourth and fifth floors of the building.
The linear floodlights feature the latest RGBTW technology, which provides precise color temperature selection in addition to full RGB color change capability in addition to Tunable White.