ADO Lights' luminaires provide the Siemens Energy headquarters in Duisburg with a modern lighting design that clearly defines the layout of the lobby area and creates a distinctive atmosphere. The concept sets an inviting tone and provides the perfect setting for a stylish reception of international guests.

ADO Lights has equipped the campus of Sarstedt AG & Co. KG with a lighting concept that ideally highlights the architectural lines and enhances the quality of life on the multifunctional site at all times.

Rare are plots of land of such urban relevance: On Cologne’s Rudolfplatz ADO Lights illuminates the façade of a new build in a concept by ag Licht. Organically integrated into the architecture, the lighting interfaces between the office and commercial premises on the one hand and its historic neighbourhood.

Luminaires by TTC Timmler Technology were selected for the modernization of the former Hanomag headquarters in Hanover; they serve to link the existing building with the new architectural elements that have now been added.

The KAI 8B office building, equipped with luminaires from TTC Timmler Technology, forms a new luminous building block in Düsseldorf's Medienhafen.

The new Volksbank area houses several functions in one large building complex. The homogeneous façade also comes into its own in the dark thanks to the ADO Lights brand luminaires from TTC.

With the TTC Drainlight stainless-steel facade draining channels, Ado Lights has created clear value added for St. Mary’s parish church in Bad Godesberg.

A single product that is both attractive and useful: "Drainlight" by ADO Lights not only ensures drainwater is reliably drained away, thanks to its LED illumination it also creates a visual highlight in the form of a line of light – even in the dark.

Ado Lights effectively presents the exhibits in the new Richard-Wagner-Museum building in Bayreuth.

How to highlight the stairs in the no-frills architecture of Düsseldorf’s Heinrich Heine University is something Ado Lights achieves perfectly.

The light guidance system by Ado Lights for the new Museum of Moeda in Luanda even withstands tough climatic conditions.

Be it on the façade or at a workstation: Ado Lights’ luminaires place the Düsseldorf office building “Clara und Robert” in the right light.