With architecture firm Cyntergy, we helped shape a lighting plan for a new corporate HQ.
The design brief for the Grand River Dam Authority (GRDA) building in Pryor, Oklahoma, called for a structure that was functional and visually unified across its floorplate. Lumenwerx was brought on board to develop a lighting plan that supports the building’s architectural clarity while enhancing the experiences of the people who work there and visit the space.
With the objective of illuminating over 50,000 square feet of offices and meeting rooms, including a café and large open welcome area, the flexibility of our Via collection was a natural fit. In particular, our Via 4 fixtures helped deliver lighting performance and visual harmony throughout the interior, while Via Seal luminaires (designed for challenging wet environments) helped maintain the visual aesthetic on the exterior.
Recognized for their elegance and adaptability, both Via fixtures provide direct and indirect illumination for the various tasks and atmospheres within the building. Their design-forward profile also means they integrate effortlessly into the different indoor and outdoor environments, complementing the architecture rather than superseding it.
The finished lighting plan ensures that every corner of the facility, whether a personal workspace or a communal area, feels thoughtfully lit and purposefully connected. More than a simple lighting plan, the GRDA project clearly demonstrates how precision lighting can elevate architecture and the user experience into something memorable and meaningful.
