01 / The project
A restaurant begins to welcome people before they reach its door. At JAMMI, the glazed facade offered an opportunity to make the building’s shape visible after dark.
A line of light that follows the curve of glass.
02 / The challenge
Where the project began.
The lighting concept called for a continuous line, but the facade changes direction: straight sections meet a curved glass wall. A conventional straight luminaire could not follow that bend, so the solution had to connect different geometries without losing the visual line.
03 / The approach
How the lighting took shape.
We selected linear luminaires for the straight sections and a flexible light source for the curved wall. Their form, placement and distribution were coordinated so that the viewer reads the contour of the architecture rather than a series of disconnected fittings.
The curve is seen from the street, on approach and through the glass. The illuminated line ties those views together, revealing the facade’s shape and adding a warm glow to the restaurant’s evening presence.
04 / The result
The space in a new light.
The principle is simple but demands precision: the lighting adapts to the architecture, allowing the distinctive glass wall to remain the feature.