LED PUCK redefines urban lighting with compact, elegant solutions that improve comfort, aesthetics, and safety. Our luminaires blend into street furniture and urban fittings to deliver controlled, purposeful illumination.
Durable, modular, and energy-efficient, they help local authorities create harmonious nocturnal environments that respect the surroundings. Lighting becomes a structuring tool for enhancing the city and its uses.
On the Agora terrace in Evry-Courcouronnes, the PUCK are integrated into the circular handrails and staircase balustrades of this open-air shopping centre. Its precise and uniform lighting safely guides visitors between levels while disappearing discreetly into the metallic structures by day.
On the redesigned forecourt of Nantes station, the PUCK integrated into benches provides continuous marker lighting. Its discretion and performance create a luminous, safe city gateway consistent with the contemporary architecture of the site.
In this residential square in Caluire-et-Cuire, the PUCK is integrated into pergola structures and street furniture for soft lighting of pathways and rest areas. Its warm light output invites nocturnal strolling in a peaceful setting.
On this iconic pedestrian axis in Les Lilas, the PUCK integrated at the base of public lighting masts creates grazing marker lighting along the pathway. It secures movement while giving this thoroughfare a strong luminous identity.
Within the Centre Hospitalier Princesse Grace of Monaco, the PUCK equips the pergolas of the Îlot des Curieux. Its soft, warm lighting creates soothing walkway spaces for patients and visitors within a carefully landscaped green environment.
Monaco’s canopies are fitted with HUBs and MEGA PUCKs for discreet, high-performance lighting of their undersides. Integrated into the metal structures with millimetric precision, the luminaires disappear by day and reveal the architectural lightness of the canopies after dark.
On this tree-lined square in the heart of Courbevoie, the PUCK RGBW, with sandblasted glass, is integrated directly into the lighting columns. Its coloured visual marking punctuates the poles with luminous accents that animate the square and create a distinctive nocturnal identity within the urban canopy.
On this cultural square in the centre of Örebro, Sweden, the PUCK equips urban furniture and structures on Theatre Square. Its restrained and controlled lighting accompanies nocturnal use of this lively public space while accentuating the lines of the surrounding Scandinavian architecture.
