Static, RGBW and media facade lighting for hotels, offices, institutions and landmark buildings across Odisha. We design the scheme, programme the colour and content, and see every system through to installation and commissioning — in Bhubaneswar, Cuttack, Puri and beyond.
Static · RGBW · Media — DMX programming — Festival & brand colour — Offices in Cuttack & Bhubaneswar
Facade lighting decides how a building is seen after dark: whether its columns, fins and cornices read clearly from the street, whether colour feels considered or cheap, whether glare spills into neighbouring windows. We start from the architecture, not the fixture catalogue.
Every scheme is planned for Odisha’s conditions — monsoon rain, salt air on the coast, heat on exposed elevations — and for how the building will actually run: everyday architectural white, festival colour for Durga Puja, Diwali or Rath Yatra, and brand colours for events.
Choose a system to see its scope, process and FAQs.
“A different story every evening”
DMX-controlled LED arrays that animate the exterior through programmed sequences, from slow colour washes to timed event shows.
“True white every night, colour when it counts”
Four-channel fixtures that hold clean architectural whites as well as accurate brand and festival colours that RGB alone cannot reach.
“The building as a living canvas”
Pixel-mapped LED arrays that turn an exterior into a display for atmospheric patterns, occasions and brand moments, at the resolution the building and budget call for.
Facade work involves the owner, architect, structural and electrical teams, so we follow a fixed sequence from the first survey to the first evening the building is lit.
We study the elevations, viewing distances, mounting points and power access.
Fixture positions, beam angles, colour strategy and control zones, drawn on your elevations.
Fixtures, brackets and cable routes specified for exposure, access and maintenance.
Coordinated with your civil and electrical teams, with safe access planned for every elevation.
DMX scenes for daily, festival and event use, plus training on the controller.
RGBW adds a dedicated white channel, so the building can show clean architectural white as well as colour. RGB has to mix white from red, green and blue, which often looks bluish or uneven on stone and plaster.
Yes. Most systems mount on parapets, ledges, fins or brackets, with cables routed along existing lines. We assess mounting points and power access during the site survey.
Yes. The controller stores programmed scenes for everyday white, festivals such as Durga Puja, Diwali and Rath Yatra, and brand colours. Your team can recall them on a schedule or on demand.
It shouldn’t. We aim fittings to keep light on the building, use optics and shielding to limit glare and spill, and set brightness for the distance the building is viewed from.
It depends on the building’s size, the type of system (static, RGBW or media), mounting and access, and controls. After the survey you receive an itemised proposal, so you can see exactly where the budget goes.
A site survey, a lighting concept drawn on your elevations and a no-obligation proposal, from our Cuttack and Bhubaneswar teams.