LS Group

Good lighting should make a space easier to experience.

The Village at White River Junction in Vermont is an active senior living and memory care community designed around connection, creativity and everyday life. The lighting design supports that vision through careful consideration of visual acuity, wayfinding and familiarity.

Across spaces like the resident gallery, theater, library, dining areas and common spaces, the lighting helps create an environment that is comfortable to navigate and engaging to experience.

A lighting approach that supports the architecture, activities and people who use the space.

Explore the project: https://www.ls.lighting/projects/village-at-white-river-junction

How do you light a landmark without competing with the art? 🌅

Located in a busy roundabout south of Denver, Kite Festival creates a striking experience for residents and commuters day and night.

The 40-foot-wide aluminum sculpture features intertwining perforated and solid metal elements, brought into focus after dark with precisely positioned in-grade point sources. Multiple mock-ups helped determine the right color temperature, creating a warm, lustrous glow that emphasizes the sculpture’s sweeping forms and intricate details.

This minimal approach lets the artwork command attention while giving it a distinct presence after sunset.

Explore the lighting behind Kite Festival: https://www.ls.lighting/projects/kite-festival

Lighting gives Festival Park a new presence after dark.

As part of the Town of Castle Rock Government downtown revitalization, the three-acre urban park connects Town Hall across the creek with the downtown core. Our lighting design focused on reinforcing the landing and overlook structures as anchors within the landscape, using integrated architectural lighting to create a welcoming beacon while site lighting supports movement throughout the park.

The lighting system also integrates with the Town of Castle Rock’s existing maintenance and control infrastructure, giving the Town flexibility to adjust scenes for community events, seasonal changes and everyday use.

A project designed not only for how the park looks at night, but for how it can adapt alongside the community it serves.

Take a closer look at the project: ls.lighting/projects/festival-park

Workplaces have evolved into destinations for connection, collaboration and creativity. Billtrust HQ was designed with that shift in mind.

Throughout the 90,000-square-foot headquarters, lighting responds to the architecture with quiet precision. Linear illumination follows the geometry of the ceiling, sculptural acoustic pendants define the feature stair, and decorative fixtures bring warmth to gathering spaces.

Together, these layers create a workplace where light and architecture work in harmony.

Explore the project 🔗 ls.lighting/projects/billtrusthq

Higher education spaces have to do more than look good. They need to support learning, collaboration and the evolving needs of students and faculty. 🏫🔬

At The University of Tampa's Graduate & Health Studies Building, lighting was designed with those demands in mind. As the largest academic building on campus, each environment called for an approach that balanced technical performance with the character of the programs it serves.

In the first-floor lobby, illumination is seamlessly integrated into the sculptural acoustic ceiling, while flexible learning environments and specialized labs are tailored to their distinct functions. A cohesive lighting language carries throughout, creating continuity across the building while allowing each space to maintain its own identity.

The project demonstrates how thoughtful lighting design can support functionality while strengthening an institution's architectural vision.

Learn more about the project 👇
https://www.ls.lighting/projects/universityoftampagraduatehealthstudies

Clean lines, expansive volumes and a warm material palette define Angel's View Residence in Steamboat, Colorado.

Throughout the home, thoughtful illumination works in concert with the architecture. Concealed light adds depth to the custom bar, statement pendants anchor the dining space, and layered elements bring warmth and balance to both soaring ceilings and more intimate gathering areas.

Each detail feels purposeful yet understated, enhancing the home's character while creating an inviting environment for everyday living and entertaining.

Explore Angel's View Residence: https://www.ls.lighting/projects/angels-view

Great lighting doesn't compete with architecture. It reveals it.

At Chateau Beaver Creek, our team refreshed the spa and amenity spaces by building on the existing architectural details. Existing cove features became an opportunity to introduce elegant linear LED lighting, while new lighting controls allow each space to transition naturally throughout the day.

The result is a warm, calming environment that enhances the guest experience while preserving the space's character. It's a reminder that the most meaningful transformations often come through thoughtful refinement.

See how strategic lighting helped reimagine the Chateau: https://www.ls.lighting/projects/chateau-beaver-creek

The right lighting brings architectural vision into focus, especially when it's designed specifically for the space.

At Deer Park in Steamboat Springs, our team designed a custom five-story chandelier that serves as the focal point of the building's central open stair. Inspired by a sculptural art piece, the multi-level fixture incorporates steel components that complement the stair's architectural detailing while creating a striking visual connection across all five floors.

Beyond the custom feature, our team provided interior, exterior, site, and landscape lighting design, along with lighting controls and shading coordination. Every lighting detail was intentionally designed to support the architecture, including the backlit stained-glass feature in the lobby and the gable uplighting in the fourth-floor employee lounge.

Learn more about the Deer Park project: https://www.ls.lighting/projects/deerparkroad