02 — Smart Lighting Design

Design follows function.

Lighting that matches your operation's needs. Photometric design tuned to your floor plan, your shift patterns, and your safety standards — specified by our lighting designers before a single fixture is ordered.

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What it is

This is where the magic happens.

Light shapes how people work — how a space feels, how teams perform, and how much energy your operation burns to achieve both. The design phase is where that gets resolved. We deliver a complete photometric specification — fixture selection, layout, lux levels, sensor placement, control zones, and rebate-qualifying documentation.

What we deliver

Optimized, human-centric lighting design.

Photometric simulation of the proposed system, modeled against your floor plan and rack/equipment configuration.
Fixture schedule: models, quantities.
Lux level verification against standards for your specific work environment.
Rebate-qualifying documentation.
Bill of materials and installation drawings.

How it works

How our design phase works.

Brief
We translate PerformanceScan™ findings into a design brief — lux targets, controls, zones.
Simulation
Our designers model the proposed system in photometric software, iterating until lux distribution and energy targets both line up.
Specification
We finalize the fixture schedule, controls layout, and bill of materials.
Rebate package
We prepare the documentation needed for utility rebates.
Handoff
You receive a complete design package: drawings, schedules, specifications, and rebate paperwork — ready for installation.

What you walk away with

A lighting system optimized and specified for your facility.

A photometric design that performs the way the scan said it would.
Fixtures selected for your duty cycle, your ambient conditions, and your rebate eligibility.
Controls zoned to your actual operation, with sensor placement in line with the way your facility moves.
Documentation ready for installation and rebate submission in a single package.

Client profile

How LPA cut lighting energy by 63% across 1.2M sq ft.

Logistics Properties of the Americas (NYSE: LPA) operates a Class A logistics campus serving global tenants. We delivered a smart-sensor mesh and high-spec fixtures tuned to their operation.

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Common questions

What facilities teams ask before commissioning a design.

Yes. The drawings we deliver are buildable by any qualified industrial electrical contractor. We can also recommend partners we've worked with — but the choice is yours.
Two to six weeks for most projects, depending on facility size and complexity. Multi-site portfolios run longer. The PerformanceScan™ output usually accelerates the design phase, since the operational discovery is already done.
Yes. We deliver design as a standalone service when that's what the project needs. Most clients ultimately want us to deploy the system we designed — but it's not a requirement.
Yes. Targeted redesigns — high-bay storage, production lines, cold rooms, packing zones — are common. The PerformanceScan™ identifies which zones justify the work; the design phase produces the deliverables.
Sensor placement, zone definition, and control logic are part of the design — not an afterthought. The handover to Spark deployment is seamless because the design phase produced the configuration in advance.

A great lighting design is science and art.

Book a complimentary facility assessment. We'll show you what an optimal design would look like for your site.

Discuss My Project

Design follows function.

This is where the magic happens.

Brief

Simulation

Specification

Rebate package

Handoff

How LPA cut lighting energy by 63% across 1.2M sq ft.

Can we use our existing electrical contractor?

How long does design take?

Do you do design without the build?

Can you redesign zones inside an existing facility?

How does the design integrate with Spark?

A great lighting design is science and art.