The Gamlestaden Resecentrum is a major urban infrastructure project in Gothenburg, bringing together rail, tram and bus connections within a contemporary architectural framework. The exterior design relies on a clear, linear language, where lighting is integrated as a defining architectural element rather than a decorative layer.

XOOLINE IP67 is integrated into the façade to form continuous, uniform light lines that follow the building’s geometry. Round opal optics create soft, homogeneous illumination, supporting the curved forms and structural rhythm without visual interruption. Rated IP67, the luminaires are designed for reliable outdoor performance while maintaining consistent light quality across the façade. Precise integration ensures that the lighting reinforces the architectural concept without overpowering it.

The result is a façade defined by calm, continuous lines of light, where illumination enhances structure and orientation while the luminaires themselves remain discreet.

In a student residence courtyard in Ingolstadt, exterior lighting was designed to provide orientation while maintaining a calm and residential atmosphere. The architectural concept required discreet illumination that supports wayfinding and safety without introducing visual glare or disrupting the character of the space.

XOOLINE IP67 was integrated above the apartment entrances as an indirect linear light source, guiding movement through soft, downward‑directed illumination. The controlled light distribution creates gentle transitions and diffuse shadows, supporting orientation while maintaining visual comfort. During daylight hours, the compact linear profile recedes into the architecture, reducing visual presence and supporting a durable, vandal‑resistant solution.

The result is an outdoor environment where orientation is achieved through subtle, continuous light, creating a welcoming and functional courtyard while preserving architectural restraint.

For the communal areas and food court of an IKEA site, lighting was conceived as a defining architectural element to structure space and guide movement within a large, open environment. The design required continuous light lines that clearly outline architectural forms while maintaining visual comfort in high‑traffic areas.

XOOLINE IP67 was used for contour lighting along architectural edges and ceiling structures, forming precise linear outlines up to heights of 7 metres. The slim profile enables accurate integration without dominating the visual environment, while controlled optical configurations ensure uniform illumination across large surfaces. Consistent light distribution supports orientation and highlights spatial geometry while remaining visually calm.

The result is a clearly defined architectural contour, where linear light reinforces structure and orientation while contributing to a welcoming and functional atmosphere.

Toomer’s Corner is one of the most recognisable landmarks in the City of Auburn, marking the intersection of campus life, urban movement and public gathering. As a place of daily transition as well as collective celebration, the site required a lighting concept capable of reinforcing its identity while remaining robust and unobtrusive within the urban environment.

XOOLINE IP67 was integrated into seating elements and architectural edges to provide precise linear accent lighting throughout the public space. The compact linear profile allows discreet installation within masonry and structural details, forming continuous lines of coloured light that remain visually controlled. Using RGB light engines, the system supports dynamic lighting scenes that respond to events and traditions, while maintaining clear definition and consistency in everyday use. Defined optical control ensures even light distribution along horizontal and vertical surfaces, enhancing spatial clarity without introducing glare.

Designed for exterior use, XOOLINE IP67 provides IP67 protection against dust and temporary water immersion, supporting reliable operation in exposed urban conditions. The combination of controlled colour, continuous linear form and durable construction allows accent lighting to become an integral part of the place rather than a temporary visual layer.

The result is an accent lighting solution that strengthens the character of Toomer’s Corner after dark, using colour, precision and continuity to reinforce the emotional connection between architecture, public space and community.