After sunset, the façade becomes the building's identity. As a lighting design consultant based in Jakarta, ALTA Integra provides façade lighting design that shapes architectural form, materiality, spatial hierarchy, and brand presence — creating a distinctive nighttime landmark across commercial towers, hospitality, mixed-use, cultural facilities, heritage buildings, retail, and urban landmarks.
Our work spans architectural and landmark illumination, media-façade integration, dynamic concepts, and heritage and hospitality lighting — each responding to geometry, material, urban visibility, and operational context.
Visual impact is balanced with environmental responsibility. Following IES, CIE, and DarkSky International guidance, we evaluate BUG (Backlight, Uplight, Glare) ratings, beam direction, luminance hierarchy, façade brightness, colour temperature, and lighting-curfew strategies — minimising spill, glare, and skyglow past the property line while protecting long-term building value.
Architectural lighting design shapes how people perceive space, materiality, scale, texture, and atmosphere — and directly influences mood, concentration, productivity, cognitive performance, and emotional engagement. ALTA Integra, a lighting design consultant serving Indonesia, balances visual comfort, aesthetic integration, spatial hierarchy, wellbeing, energy efficiency, and brand identity across offices, hospitality, retail, residential, cultural, educational, and worship spaces.
Our process starts with a design review — objectives, architectural character, daylight, occupancy, and visual tasks — then sets project-specific criteria for illuminance, luminance balance, glare, colour temperature, and CRI. We model in SketchUp, simulate in DIALux Evo (illuminance, UGR, uniformity, CRI, energy), and communicate intent with photorealistic visualisation in Enscape, Lumion, and V-Ray.
We integrate intelligent control — DALI and BLE — for programmable scenes, dimming, circadian tuning, occupancy sensing, and daylight harvesting, creating adaptive environments that cut energy use while supporting comfort and atmosphere.
Task lighting design is the right light for the right activity — not just more brightness. Following IES recommended practice, we tune illuminance, contrast, glare (UGR), flicker, and spectral quality to each task's complexity, accuracy needs, viewing distance, and occupancy duration.
As a lighting design consultant based in Jakarta, ALTA Integra designs for offices, control rooms, labs, healthcare, sport arenas, education, retail, hospitality, and residential — each with its own criteria. Workplaces and classrooms need reading comfort and long-duration focus; healthcare and labs demand high CRI and visual accuracy; sports and control rooms need rapid adaptation, contrast recognition, and glare mitigation.
Our human-centric approach draws on ergonomics, environmental psychology, and circadian research to reduce eye strain and visual fatigue while supporting focus, accuracy, and long-term wellbeing — because lighting quality measurably affects mood, productivity, and satisfaction.
Landscape lighting design connects architecture, vegetation, pathways, water features, and public space into one cohesive nighttime experience — not just illuminated outdoor areas. As an experienced lighting design consultant, ALTA Integra designs for parks, hospitality landscapes, residential gardens, waterfronts, streetscapes, memorial spaces, and civic environments across Indonesia.
Our approach integrates atmosphere, visual hierarchy, wayfinding, safety, and accessibility — evaluating luminance distribution, beam control, glare, pathway visibility, focal points, and colour temperature so spaces feel inviting without excessive brightness or clutter.
Environmental responsibility is core: following IES, CIE, and DarkSky International, we control uplight, spill, and skyglow through BUG evaluation and curfew strategies, preserving ecology while maintaining identity. Concepts are developed in DIALux Evo, AGi32, Lumion, and V-Ray for balance of aesthetics, efficiency, and maintainability.
Daylighting design is one of ALTA Integra's specialist lighting design consultant services — optimising natural light to enhance wellbeing, visual comfort, architectural quality, and energy performance, balancing daylight availability, solar control, glare, and thermal performance to cut reliance on artificial lighting. Daylight is critical to circadian rhythm, cognition, mood, and satisfaction; poorly controlled, it brings glare, heat gain, and cooling load.
Services include daylight simulation, window-to-wall optimisation, solar-penetration and daylight-autonomy studies, shading, skylight and clerestory integration, and LEED/WELL daylight compliance — modelled in Radiance, Ladybug Tools, Honeybee, EnergyPlus, Daysim, and AGi32 (daylight factor, UDI, sDA, ASE, luminance, solar heat gain).
At the façade — the interface between indoor and outdoor — we integrate daylight with acoustic and thermal building physics: optimising daylight access while controlling SHGC, glare, and external noise intrusion, so the envelope performs holistically rather than as isolated parts.
Stage lighting design is storytelling — shaping emotion, focus, dramaturgy, spatial perception, and audience engagement, not just visibility. ALTA Integra, a lighting design consultant with theatrical and performance-venue experience, designs for performing-arts theatres, concert halls, houses of worship, broadcast studios, event venues, auditoriums, and immersive media spaces.
Services span visual scene composition, sightline coordination, performance lighting strategy, fixture coordination, DMX control, AV and multimedia integration, and full design guidelines — supporting flexible performance modes, programmable transitions, and synchronised multimedia while keeping visual clarity and reliability.
We evaluate beam distribution, contrast, CRI, glare, performer modelling, and camera compatibility for both live audiences and broadcast. Scenes are pre-visualised in Vectorworks and WYSIWYG, and framework follows IBC and SMPTE broadcast practice alongside IES and CIE guidance.