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SIMPLE. SOPHISTICATED. ENDURING. At BEGA, we are always thinking of lighting in the context of the architecture it is illuminating. It’s all about the interplay of the two, the connection. So we created an Architectural Lighting Management System (…)

The objective of the lighting design for the baroque structure is to give the Palace of Versailles, which, at its widest point, stretches to more than half a kilometre, a sublime long-distance effect at night.

The most important task of high-quality illumination is to attractively highlight the many facets of architecture at night. The BEGA floodlight portfolio allows for individual solutions for the many characteristics of structures and their (…)

A luminaire series with reliable high-grade LED technology and perfect metal workmanship.

Light + Building, the world’s leading trade fair for lighting and building technology, is scheduled for 2nd to 6th October 2022. BEGA will be there in Frankfurt am Main as an exhibitor.

Biophilia is the love of living things, the love of nature. With a clear focus on biophilic design, global architecture firm NBBJ has created a space in the middle of a densely built-up major US city that combines daily work with a harmonious, (…)

“Light for the house and the garden” presents a selection of luminaires taken from across our entire range that is particularly suitable for the illumination of private environments. It offers a wide range of design options for harmonising the (…)

The current complete range for interiors offers solutions for almost all lighting requirements. Numerous innovations in the 268-page catalogue make it a platform for the BEGA departments responsible for the development of indoor luminaires and the (…)

In order to maximise efficiency, BEGA is increasingly using BEGA Hybrid Optics® in technical indoor and outdoor luminaires. Luminaires with this optical system utilise the perfect interplay of precisely calculated reflectors with a surface made of (…)

The 300-year-old Benedictine Abbey of Melk, roughly 80 kilometres to the west of Vienna, is considered the most emblematic Baroque building in Austria.

Berlin-based architecture firm Hascher Jehle has achieved a truly eye-catching success with this building complex near the train station, which integrates the historical walls of the former Gymnasium am Ostring grammar school into a new justice (…)

BEGA luminaires with the latest technology give grand halls and rooms a unique shine.

From the specified position of the luminaires to the importance of lighting technology and the varying brightness of the façade elements: in Dresden, a special feat of façade illumination was achieved.

Balanced lighting design creates a pleasant learning environment, improves indoor and outdoor spaces and uses convenient light control where needed.