Lighting the highlights.

We are an architectural lighting design studio. Since 2014, we have collaborated with leading architectural firms on projects of all scales — crafting solutions that balance aesthetics, functionality, and energy efficiency.

Our independence gives us the freedom to draw from the full range of available technology — always choosing what best serves the project, not the market.

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Luciana Borgatello

Luciana Borgatello Architect graduated in 2008 form the Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism UNC.

Postgraduate specialization program MAVILE - Department of Lighting, Light and Vision - Institute for Research in Ambient Light and Vision - UNT - CONICET - 2022

Online Certificate Course in Lighting and Health - Online Light and Health Institute – Lighting Research Center, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute – 2020

Specialization course: Lighting technology UTN- Buenos Aires Regional Faculty - 2015

Specialization course: Lighting Design I and Lighting Design II ELISAVA-Barcelona Institute - Spain - 2014

Extracurricular course: Production and Management of Public Space Faculty of Architecture - UNC- Córdoba - 2008 Diploma in Interior Architecture Faculty of Architecture - UBP- Córdoba - 2007

AADL Member, Asociación Argentina de Luminotecnia.

Argentinian ambassador from Women in Lighting.

Honorable Mention in the From Limit to Live it contest – Light intervention on the northern canvas of the Segovia wall, organized by the Segovia City Council + IE University.

“My background as an architect allows me to understand spaces, buildings, and the vision of the architects behind each project. I always seek lighting solutions that enhance architecture, rather than drawing attention through their own effect.

At LBLD, our goal is to deliver projects with complete, well-organized technical documentation and blueprints that support both the design process and construction phase, ensuring that the final results remain true to the original concept”