Glamox provided the first luminaires to Royal Flora-Holland in Naaldwijk 35 years ago. Some of them are still there, bearing witness of high product quality and a successful partnership. Over the years more than 80.000 luminaires have been supplied to what is now the world’s largest flower auction company.

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The original design and look of the Helsinki City Theatre were honoured throughout its extensive renovation. Light plays a vital role in the theatre both on the stage and backstage.

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In the ancient city of Tongeren in Belgium, the urban cultural centre is combining ancient remains with modern art and architecture, and a brand new LED lighting scheme.

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In Dortmund, the German passion for football has been given its own “house of worship”. Lighting plays an important part in the multimedia museum experience.

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In recent years Glamox has supplied lighting to places like Heathrow, UKs royal Navy and the Amsterdam Stock Exchange building. Our newly published reference book features a long list of impressive projects from the “Glamox world of light”.

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The Amsterdam Stock Exchange is considered the oldest in the world. It was established in 1602 by the Dutch East India Company.The famous trading floor with its lofty barrel-vaulted ceiling of glass, cast iron and wood is known from a great number of financial television programs.

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De Kuyper is a Dutch family-owned company dating back to 1695. The company is the world’s largest producer of cocktail liqueurs. Their factory for dairy-and egg-based products such as alcoholic drinks with cream and eggs are located in Middelharnis in South Holland. The best-known international brands of egg liqueur are made here.

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Following a comprehensive reform package, Dutch hospitals compete for patients not only on medical quality, but also on service and ambience.

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London’s Heathrow is the world’s busiest international airport. Since 2003, £ 11 billion has been invested in improving Heathrow. This represents one of the largest private sector investments in UK infrastructure in recent years, and is all part of the airport’s objective to “Make Every Journey Better”.

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When Oslo's House of Industry and Export was constructed, back in 1964, it won prizes for innovative use of concrete. By today's standards it was perceived as dark, stark and unattractive. Structural changes and clever use of Glamox Luxo luminaires changed this completely.

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Tangen Grammar School is located in Kristiansand in the south of Norway. The building has a complex geometry with large open areas. It has an interesting visual impact, with a distinct feeling of light and color and air.

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Norway's brand new Halden Prison has unusual amenities for inmates.

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Interesting rehabilitation project in Oslo, Norway.

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Oslo's new opera building has some very interesting features.

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The Svalbard Global Seed Vault is a secure seed bank located on the Norwegian island of Spitsbergen near the town of Longyearbyen in the remote Arctic Svalbard archipelago, about 1300 kilometres from the North Pole.

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