LTP is currently working on an exciting international project, having been appointed by Innovision to illuminate two large structures at the crossroads of Milan Expo 2015.

Lighting Technology Projects has supplied Traxon kit for a large-scale refurbishment project at 82 Baker Street in London.

The Traxon product was purchased by Cogent Electrical Services Ltd; specified by LTP to provide a clean, white LED solution to the new atrium.

Lazari Investments - with assistance from Marks Barfield Architects and Forme UK - have been tasked with delivering a new London HQ for Publicis, a leading creative agency, within the 73,000 sq. ft. office space.

The end user has agreed a 15-year lease for an energy-efficient refurbished building, with an open plan workplace, impressive new atrium with an interconnecting glass stairway, and a biodiverse roof and terrace.

Originally built in 1904 to house the headquarters of Marks & Spencer, with an extension later added in 1936, the building has provided prime office space in Marylebone for over a century.

The new atrium will be situated above the proposed courtyard, providing a physical link between the original structure and the newer at the first, second, third and fourth floors. Offering a bright and airy space at the heart of the building, the atrium will provide a high-quality workplace environment and a key area for social interaction.

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We have continued to build upon our hospitality portfolio with the recent completion of Phase 1 of a large-scale project at Novotel London West. LTP has replaced all Tivoli lighting fixtures with energy-efficient, colour changing Philips product in the Hammersmith hotel's Champagne Suite.

Lighting Technology Projects will provide ongoing maintenance support to all architectural lighting components on the award winning Strand East Tower, following the approval of a Service Level Agreement for the 130ft structure in Stratford, east London.

Lighting Technology Projects was involved in the striking illumination of the 130ft Strand East Tower in Stratford, east London.

The structure, within the new multi-million pound Strand East development on Sugar House Lane, was devised by Inter-Ikea’s property division LandProp.

LTP worked in conjunction with Hoare Lea Lighting, LandProp and Traxon Technologies to provide the stunning colour change lighting scheme, which has since seen Hoare Lea Lighting pick up the Special Projects award at the Lighting Design Awards 2013 held at London Hilton. The Lighting Design Awards are widely recognised as the biggest and most prestigious architectural lighting competition in the world.

Tasked with developing a solution to propel the light from its source, LTP designed and manufactured a stainless steel and acrylic extrusion, which is both durable and unobtrusive, thus not detracting from the simple, lightweight design and appearance of the timber framework.

“The lighting installation on the tower has enabled this landmark structure to be visible at night, as well as during the day.

“LTP and the team have provided us with a sustainable, energy-efficient solution that complements the ethos of the new development - they have been a pleasure to work with,” said Valli van Zijl, Project Manager, LandProp.

Lighting Technology Projects installs contemporary LED lighting scheme to new Xcel Bowl in Johnstown, Carmarthen: