Culture

Lighting design for cultural buildings, temporary architecture & events

Versatile lighting concepts for cultural spaces, exhibitions and temporary structures

Fischer & Partner Lichtdesign plans and implements customized lighting solutions for cultural buildings, events, trade fairs, memorials, temporary spaces, retail concepts, and museums. With over 30 years of experience in cultural architecture, scenography, public events, and museum presentation, we create lighting concepts that combine both functional requirements and emotional impact.

Our solutions are developed in close collaboration with architects, curators, stage designers and exhibition designers – for both permanent and temporary use.

Interior, exterior, scenography – holistically conceived

Whether in the interior of a memorial site or in the exterior of a temporary pavilion, light creates atmosphere, orientation, and impact. Our concepts consider:

Interior lighting for exhibitions, memorial sites, studios, shops and museums
Outdoor lighting for facades, paths, squares, temporary structures, pavilions
Lighting for visitor movements, emotional dramaturgy & media content
Technically sophisticated solutions with emergency lighting, control & energy efficiency

We combine visual restraint with technical precision to optimally showcase architecture, exhibits and content.

Temporary architecture & events: mobile, modular, effective

For events, festivals, trade fairs, mobile pavilions, or temporary structures, we offer flexible and quickly deployable lighting systems—tailored for transport, assembly and dismantling, reusability, and changing content. These include:

Lighting development for modular exhibition elements
Track systems, battery-based solutions, glare-free LED systems
integrated lighting control, DMX-capable systems, wireless lighting solutions

This creates a staged light architecture that has an impact – whether for one night or a season.

Culture needs light – we provide the right concepts

Our projects in cultural buildings and memorial architecture show that good light creates respect, orientation and emotional depth – whether in stillness or in motion, whether in a museum or in urban space.

We work for, among others: