Lighteam invited to participate in the "X Encuentro Internacional de Revitalización de Centros Históricos"

This event, which addresses conservation, preservation an enhancement issues of historic downtowns, will be celebrating 10 years of gathering national and international experts that are actively engaged in these activities. The goal of this event is to provide a forum to interpret, analyze and share experiences in dealing with historic downtowns through different approaches.

Taxco de Alarcón's Second Lighting Project Phase

Lighteam's Hotel Encanto project conceded IALD's Award of Merit

Lighteam Currently Developing Project for San Juan de Ulua's Fortress

Lighteam has earned a comission to illuminate the fortress at San Juan de Ulua, an island located by the shores of the city of Veracruz. The fortress is rich in history: the port was built by Spanish conquistadores in 1519 to receive the galleons that brought goods and passengers from Spain. At the moment Lighteam is developing a project to illuminate and enhance this fortress's already imposing presence in San Juan de Ulua nights.

Tulancingo

Tulancingo's cathedral, finished in 1528 to honor San Juan Bautista, is located in Tulancingo, Hidalgo's historic downtown, infront of La Floresta, the city's main plaza. The temple, build by the Franciscan Order, is styled with neoclassical elements: the quarry stone façade reaches 17m in height and has a triangular shape sustained by Ionic columns and pilasters that frame the main access to the temple. The building has 2 towers and an octagonal dome with a small lantern. These elements became the main features to illuminate.

Actopan's 16th century fortress convent lit by Lighteam

Lighteam has been commissioned to light a 16th century Agustinian convent in Actopan, Hidalgo. The Convent, designed by Pater Andres de Mata and dedicated to San Nicolás de Tolentino, is one of the state's finest examples of fortress convents. The plateresque façade made from carved stone and moorish influenced tower give the convent great artistic and historic allure.

Lighteam aspires to position Ouro Preto as a "City of Light"

Situated on a hilly landscape, Ouro Preto (which means Black Gold) was founded at the end of the 17th century, thriving as Minas Gervais's capital during Brazil's gold rush. Lighteam has developed a masterplan to enter the city into LUCI's ranks.

Papalote Verde Illumination Project

The Parque Fundidora urban park facilites, which lie in Monterrey's industrial landscape, will hold the Papalote Verde, a museum dedicated to children. This project is intended to become a cultural mileston in the city.

5to Diplomado-Taller Internacional Primer Nivel

Through its Continous Education Division, the Architecture Faculty of the UNAM, in colaboration with the Profesional Lighting Designers Association (PLDA) and the International Lighting Designers Association, invite you to assist the 5th International First Level certified-workshop.

Are CFL light bulbs really the smart energy saving option?

During his visit to Mexico City, our Canadian guest of honor Philip Gabriel presented a hot topic in the lighting industry concerning the use of compact flourescents. On behalf of his collegue, renowned lighting consultant Howard M. Brandston, Philip Gabriel read a document to the Lighteam crew on this subject titled The Great Debate.