08/21/2026
✨ Lighting a landmark that already feels like sculpture.
Rising above False Creek, Vancouver House has become one of the most recognizable residential towers in the world — a bold architectural statement shaped by movement, form, and perspective. Designed by Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), the building pushes the boundaries of what a residential tower can be, and the lighting needed to support that same level of innovation.
Inside the lobby, Artemide’s iconic Alphabet of Light becomes an experience in itself. Combining both graphic and typographic configurations, the system creates glowing architectural forms that feel equal parts art installation and illumination. Suspended within the entryway and visible through the expansive glazing, the fixture transforms the arrival experience into something immersive and unforgettable.
Beyond the feature lighting, a carefully curated mix of architectural luminaires from our brands help shape the atmosphere throughout the project — balancing visual comfort, precision, and modern minimalism.
🔗 Explore the full project: https://macsii.com/projects/vancouver-house/
Project Name: Vancouver House
Location: Vancouver, BC
Engineer: Nemetz & Associates Ltd.
Architect: Bjarke Ingels (BIG)
Contractor: Mott Electric
Distributor: Ocean Pacific Lighting
Manufacturers: Artemide, Deltalight, BL Lighting, PureEdge Lighting, Axis Lighting, Modern Forms, ConTech Lighting, Cooper Lighting Solutions: Neo-Ray, Metalux, and Portfolio