Light does more than illuminate—it has a significant impact on our health, our mood and our experience of a space. Whether bold or subtle, lighting is an integral part of design, capable of bringing greater clarity and resonance to the environments we inhabit.

Lighting is both an art and a science. Evidence-based approaches that work with our natural circadian rhythms can improve health and help people do their best work. As technologies evolve, finding lower energy solutions is a critical part of making buildings more sustainable. At NBBJ, we address these issues using an integrated approach that brings together lighting with architecture, and beauty with expertise.

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Montage Health Ohana Center for Child and Adolescent Behavioral Health

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A Healthy Building Starts with Light

F5 Tower interior space. Seattle, Washington.
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F5 Tower and CEC

The Night Shift is Bad for Providers’ Health: Circadian Lighting May Be Just What the Doctor Ordered.

UCSF Clinics

Two Union Square Repositioning

Google South Lake Union

Tencent Global Headquarters

PLDT Smart Flagship Store

Lighting Design Leader

Randy Fisher, IALD, MIES

Principal | Lighting Design Leader

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Two Union Square Repositioning

To support an ever more mobile workforce, the 30-year-old Two Union Square Tower is repositioned with public spaces and amenities, enhanced through a customized lighting design to create new social and work environments.

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