Our Services
Architectural Lighting Design Services
Urban Lumina provides architectural lighting design consultancy from concept development to technical documentation and site supervision. We work closely with architects, interior designers, engineers and project teams to integrate lighting with architectural intent, materiality and spatial experience. Our services cover cultural heritage, museums, hospitality, commercial architecture and public spaces.
1- Lighting Concept Design
At Urban Lumina, every project begins with a vision.
We shape this vision through a sensitive understanding of light, shadow, color, texture, rhythm, and materiality—crafting experiences that resonate with both form and function. Our conceptual studies are the foundation for emotional, spatial, and architectural impact.
2- Schematic Lighting Design
We transform ideas into early technical strategies.
Our schematic designs define the first layer of the lighting system—where, what, and why—integrating aesthetic intention with technical logic and ensuring alignment with the architectural and spatial narrative.
3- Detailed Lighting Project
The concept takes shape in real-world conditions.
Through detailed layouts, custom fixture detailing, and control integration, we ensure that light is seamlessly embedded into the architecture. Prototypes, sample reviews, and mock-ups are used to refine the experience and ensure feasibility.
4- Tender Documentation and Technical Review
We produce comprehensive drawing packages for coordination and implementation.
Our technical documentation is clear, accurate, and construction-ready, aligning lighting, control systems, and architecture with precision. Attention to integration is key—ensuring every element feels intentional.
5- Lighting Control Coordination and Site Supervision
We support every step of implementation.
From our studio or directly on site, we assist in resolving design challenges, reviewing shop drawings, and responding to contractor queries. Our involvement ensures the lighting vision is preserved through construction.

