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LIT Lighting Design Awards 2025: Celebrating the Power of Light Across 62 Countries
3C Awards
MEUTE. Bertil Mark Lighting Design
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David Lössl
LIT Lighting Design Awards 2025: Celebrating the Power of Light Across 62 Countries
3C Awards
K.L.V. Lucent Design Inc.
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Lucent Design Inc.
LIT Lighting Design Awards 2025: Celebrating the Power of Light Across 62 Countries
3C Awards
Aphrodite. Patrizia Volpato Srl
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Patrizia Volpato Srl
LIT Lighting Design Awards 2025: Celebrating the Power of Light Across 62 Countries
3C Awards
Spora. nebula.gracia
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Rodrigo Parada
LIT Lighting Design Awards 2025: Celebrating the Power of Light Across 62 Countries
3C Awards
Flight into Shadow. Deggendorf Institute of Technology (DIT), Faculty Electrical Engineering and Media Technology
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Jacopo La Forgia
LIT Lighting Design Awards 2025: Celebrating the Power of Light Across 62 Countries
3C Awards
CinderGlow. Artcenter College of Design
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Artcenter College of Design
Callaghan Horiuchi Marks One Year of Arvest at Ledger
Callaghan Horiuchi
Biophilic interventions create transitions and enhance psychological comfort.
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Halkin Mason Photography
Callaghan Horiuchi Marks One Year of Arvest at Ledger
Callaghan Horiuchi
Designed to reduce stress, enhance focus, and inspire creativity, this Biophilic Lounge encourages spontaneous interaction and connection to nature.
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Halkin Mason Photography
Callaghan Horiuchi Marks One Year of Arvest at Ledger
Callaghan Horiuchi
The Garden Lounge features a double-height planted column and lush vegetation.
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Halkin Mason Photography
Callaghan Horiuchi Marks One Year of Arvest at Ledger
Callaghan Horiuchi
Open millwork walls evoke a forest clearing, draperies provide visual and acoustic privacy yet keep the space connected to the garden.
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Halkin Mason Photography
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Callaghan Horiuchi Marks One Year of Arvest at Ledger
Callaghan Horiuchi
Floor‑to‑ceiling windows, communal terraces on every level, and bikeable ramps connect employees and visitors to the city beyond.
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Halkin Mason Photography
Callaghan Horiuchi Marks One Year of Arvest at Ledger
Callaghan Horiuchi
Natural light and earthy regional materials create a warm atmosphere.
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Halkin Mason Photography
Callaghan Horiuchi Marks One Year of Arvest at Ledger
Callaghan Horiuchi
The space’s social heart, the Central Commons hosts daily interactions and all-hands events.
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Halkin Mason Photography
Callaghan Horiuchi Marks One Year of Arvest at Ledger
Callaghan Horiuchi
The Central Commons features built-in booths, upholstered in green-certified fabrics, and a custom “flow” wall covering.
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Halkin Mason Photography
Callaghan Horiuchi Marks One Year of Arvest at Ledger
Callaghan Horiuchi
Terracotta tones reference Arkansas’s red rock terrain while warm, deep colors create a hospitality feel that transitions easily from day to evening events.
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Halkin Mason Photography
Callaghan Horiuchi Marks One Year of Arvest at Ledger
Callaghan Horiuchi
Enclosed booths in Focus Spaces support uninterrupted individual work, confidential conversations, or virtual calls.
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Halkin Mason Photography
Callaghan Horiuchi Marks One Year of Arvest at Ledger
Callaghan Horiuchi
Employees are empowered to move effortlessly between modes of working, selecting spaces for focus, collaboration, and connection as needs shift throughout the day.
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Halkin Mason Photography
Callaghan Horiuchi Marks One Year of Arvest at Ledger
Callaghan Horiuchi
Configurable presentation room with drop-down ceiling-mounted screens and a rear platform that converts into a stage for events.
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Halkin Mason Photography
Callaghan Horiuchi Marks One Year of Arvest at Ledger
Callaghan Horiuchi
Warm-toned decorative downlights introduce a comfortable atmosphere while curtains and folding glass doors can be closed to control daylight for digital presentations.
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Halkin Mason Photography
Callaghan Horiuchi Marks One Year of Arvest at Ledger
Callaghan Horiuchi
Floor‑to‑ceiling windows wrap the floor plate, offering 360-degree access to natural light, while daylight-simulating skylights bring the outdoor light conditions into private interior meeting rooms.
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Halkin Mason Photography
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