A 72 foot tall Japanese style brick and tile building on Mount Penn, sits 886 feet above the city, and is the main landmark for the City of Reading, PA. GVA Lighting supplied 4,860 IP-SF with Red LEDs and 2,460 IP-SF with 5000K LEDs for the project to outline the shape of the Pagoda.

400 year old paintings in Mattancherry Museum (Dutch Palace) in Kochi, India are well protected against UV damage by using LED light source. STR14 luminaires with 70 degree Rigel LEDs from Nichia were used in Portrait Gallery.

One of the many participants in Hong Kong's Guiness World Record Holding "Symphony of Light" nightly light and sound show is the Hong Kong Cultural Center and Hong Kong Museum of Art. GVA Lighitng supplied our STR9-DL Luminuiare to give the buildings dynamic, color changing delineation.

The brand new 520m long Al Garhoud bridge has not just helped to ease the traffic congestion in Dubai but stood out by blue and white decoration lights. GVA Lighting supplied 848 STR9 LED fixtures with Blue LEDs for deck and 294 STR9 LED fixtures with White LEDs for pier illumination.

The gigantic 7,000 square meter roof covering of summer Amphitheatre was illuminated by 2,182 color changing PixeLED based on Red, Green and Royal Blue K2 Luxeon LEDs. 1440 SqLED color changing fixtures were used for the Arch.

STR8 and CoinLight® LED fixtures are excellent choice for under cabinet and accent lighting for residential applications.

Umbra’s flagship store is a real eye catcher. Covered in 300 pink translucent panels and lit with approximately 450 CL05 CoinLight® in a diamond shaped pattern. This project received the Paul Waterbury Award for Outdoor Lighting from the IIDA. This project consumes only 700 watts of power and also received a special citation for energy-conscious façade lighting. Designers: Bjarne Pederson and Ben Mitchell of ALD.

An architectural diamond is lit at night in stunning fashion by color-changing LED fixtures. A total of 4,646 PixeLED fixtures were installed all around the building, effectively creating a monitor with 25x25 meter sides and 62 meters in diameter. The project has a Credit at Media Facade Festival (Berlin, October 2008).