BNP Paribas, Brussels

Our task was to find the perfect solution for each of the 14,000 light points. And it was not just a matter of illuminating foyers, offices, meeting and technical rooms, collaborative areas, a lecture theatre, galleries, corridors, sanitary areas and the outdoor facilities in a perfectly functional and atmospheric way. Special solutions were designed to complement the sophisticated architecture with its many open-plan spaces and unusual visual axes. Human Centric Lighting (HCL), which dynamically adjusts light colour to mimic natural daylight, enhancing visual comfort and stabilising circadian rhythms, was also on the wish list. "Thanks to the breadth of our product portfolio, our high quality standards, and our ability to deliver bespoke solutions, we met every requirement from a single source," explains Bert Van Cauteren, Country Manager Belgium & Luxembourg, who supported the project.

Some of the most striking lighting elements were developed in collaboration with partners. Bespoke luminaires for coffee and lounge areas were individually crafted for each floor, defining the open spaces while creating focal points. Key highlights include intertwined light rings several metres in diameter and a floating, semi-toroidal illuminated ceiling stretched with translucent fabric for a weightless effect. For TRILUX Belgium, Montagne du Parc represents its largest and most ambitious project to date. "We are incredibly proud to contribute to this pioneering office environment with our lighting solutions," concludes Bert Van Cauteren.