Architainment Lighting is proud to have been involved in some of the most high-profile lighting projects across the globe. Spanning the different continents our work can be seen in a wealth of different settings including entertainment, heritage, and hospitality. Our solutions are unique as that is what our clients demand, and we use our extensive expertise and knowledge to realise their creative visions. Take a look at just some of our projects below to see the difference we have made to each installation.
Situated in the heart of Athens, Greece, Syntagma Square, is considered the most important square of the city. Located in front of the 19th Century, Old Royal Palace, which has housed Greek Parliament since 1934, Syntagma Square is steeped with commercial, political and social significance, and is also the main transportation hub in Athens. Nearly…
In the bustling City of London, the new London Wall Place project is a commercial scheme which comprises a vast array of elements to offer something for everyone. Lying within the remains of St Alphage Church and a section of the original London Wall, the London Wall Place site is steeped in history. Two existing…
As part of a £4bn investment to reinvigorate Heathrow Airport, the International Departures Lounge at Heathrow Terminal 3 has undergone a redesign and refurbishment. As the UK’s only international hub airport, Heathrow is continually upgrading and improving to offer passengers world-class facilities in a comfortable and inviting environment. Terminal 3’s redevelopment will enable a further…
One of London’s most iconic and recognisable architectural feats, the Royal Opera House, has recently unveiled the grand results of its £50million rejuvenation project. The building, found in the heart of Covent Garden, has been transformed from what was once seen as an elitist setting to become a welcoming and inviting space for the local…
Situated in the bustling King’s Cross area of London, The London Canal Museum tells the history of the city’s canals. Opened in 1992, the museum is housed in a Victorian ice warehouse, which was used by the Swiss entrepreneur and famous ice cream maker Carlo Gatti. Visitors to the museum can take a look around…
Located in Abbey Park, Worcestershire, the Evesham War Memorial commemorates the men who fought and died in the First and Second World Wars. The structure comprises a curved limestone screen, and at its centre is a pedestal topped by a bronze sculpture of a soldier. To mark 100 years since the end of World War…
The Westminster Bridge Road Regeneration work is part of a project being run by Lambeth Council, with the aim of making improvements for those who live in, work in and visit the local areas. Lighting Designers Michael Grubb Studio was appointed by Lambeth Council to deliver creative lighting schemes for four historic rail underpasses, which…
Dating back to 1873, Alexandra Palace is an iconic London venue with a rich history. Having survived two fires, hosted the first regular high definition television service and having played host to thousands of extraordinary events, Ally Pally, as it is lovingly known, has a 140-year strong heritage. Alexandra Palace is currently undergoing a major…
University College London (UCL) is one of the world’s leading universities, founded in London. With big ambition for growth, UCL has a 20-year strategy, ‘Strategy 2034’ which aims to integrate education, research, innovation and enterprise for the long-term benefit of humanity. As part of the growth plans, UCL is seeing big physical developments, including the…
The Charterhouse London Built in 1371 originally as a Carthusian monastery, the Charterhouse is a complex of Tudor buildings in the heart of Smithfield, London. Originally a burial ground for plague victims, the site has housed a priory, a Tudor mansion and was the original location of the Charterhouse School. In 1611 the site also…
