Vacheron Constantin, Plan Les Ouates

Designed by the prominent architect Bernard Tschumi, the new building in Plan-les-Ouates, Geneva, is much more than a humble workshop. It embodies an architectural declaration that allows the Geneva-based luxury brand Vacheron Constantin to visually demonstrate its commitment to the highest standards of precision and craftsmanship. The company has stood for excellence and exclusivity since its establishment in 1755.

Dominated by precision, technical refinement and outstanding craftsmanship, the architectural language finds its logical continuation in the lighting architecture. 
Precisely positioned spotlights define the continuous roof line.

Combining function and design, the lights set specific accents to aid orientation and safety by defining access points and marking out clear routes.
Thanks to the sophisticated lighting design, the main façade of the metal-clad structure appears three-dimensional and vividly expressive. The lighting scheme thus reinforces the architectural statement and underlines the brand’s claim to leadership in the luxury segment.