Tunnel Revision

A ONCE-DREARY UNDERPASS IS ANIMATED BY LEDS THAT TRANSFORM MOVEMENT INTO DRAMATIC, COLOURFUL DISPLAYS

1 BORNE BÉTON GRANDE

Designed by Le Corbusier for the Unité d’habitation in Marseille in 1952, this brutalist floor light has been reissued with LED technology for the North American market. Weighing in at almost 53 kilograms and standing nearly 60 centimetres tall, each lamp is handcrafted from concrete and can illuminate large expanses. nemolighting.com

2 CLIMBER

This vertical wall-mounted LED fixture by Piero Lissoni directs light both upward and downward to wash exterior walls in a flattering light. Its geometric die-cast aluminum body (in white, brown, black, anthracite, grey or green) and glass lenses are designed to minimize glare. flos.com

3 LEO AREA LIGHT

Constantly evolving,

Leo is now offered in four pole heights, with the tallest reaching 7.6 metres. The die-cast aluminum body comes in a range of colours with clear or diffused lenses in single, dual or staggered configurations. Additional features include four output levels and three colour temperatures. landscapeforms.com

4 RAIL

Among the many features of the 1.2-metre Rail LED system for interiors are varied light distributions (symmetrical, asymmetrical, fixed or adjustable spotlights), multiple mounting options (flush, semi-flush, suspended and more) and embedded fibreglass audio transducers. k-array.com