Landscape Architectural Lighting

Landscape architectural lighting transforms outdoor spaces into captivating nocturnal experiences. It creates the visual conditions that enhance our perception of these spaces, offering a scenic view of the area and its various elements. In this way, lighting acts as a modulator, highlighting focal points while defining surrounding areas. Unlike sunlight, which illuminates landscapes uniformly, lighting design strategically selects and prioritizes what should stand out and what should serve as background. As pedestrians navigate paths, the approach to lighting must integrate their movement with visual appeal, fostering a psychological sense of security and visual legibility to secure safety. There is a significant difference between how streets and park paths are illuminated. Street lighting typically focuses solely on functionality, while park path lighting can beautifully enhance the surrounding scenery, a key attribute of landscape architecture. This articulation between the path and its surrounding scenery, in its many forms, represents a vital aspect of my role in lighting design.

ANKARA: Ulus door

ANKARA: Ulus esplanade

ANKARA: main bridge

ANKARA: main bridge

ANKARA: Red Gazebo

ANKARA: Giant gazebos

ANKARA: the green parking

ANKARA: Fish projection

ANKARA: Cultural center

ANKARA: Restaurant

ANKARA: Restaurant membranes

ANKARA: Octopus projection

ANKARA: Octopus projection

RASCAFRIA: Laundry fountain

RASCAFRIA: blue lighting

RASCAFRIA: The blue promenade

MURROW MEMORIAL PARK: street lighting component

MURROW MEMORIAL PARK: Saratoga lanterns

MURROW MEMORIAL PARK: color scene

MURROW MEMORIAL PARK: night view

FLOWERS FOR MR. COLE: flower-like sculpture

FLOWERS FOR MR. COLE: view of the park

FLOWERS FOR MR. COLE: park entrance

FLOWERS FOR MR. COLE: sculpture on the lantern

FLOWERS FOR MR. COLE: view of the park

FLOWERS FOR MR. COLE: colored shadow

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