People
They design luminaires, manage projects across continents, and keep production running. That, or something along those lines, is what their job descriptions say. Freestyle football, Lucha Libre, and a rather unique relationship with “Ahorita” tend not to get a mention. So we decided to ask a few more questions.
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Bridge Builder
At Lightnet, innovation emerges through the interplay of people, experience, and technical understanding. This is exactly where Piotr (left) and Damian work, bringing departments, systems, and processes together in a seamless digital workflow. Their focus is on software development and the digitization of internal processes. They translate existing business processes into technical solutions, creating efficient connections between different areas. Using programming, they build digital bridges, while the fundamental design of the workflows remains rooted in the respective specialist departments.
Martin with the Beam Me Up S4 at the Zócalo in Mexico City.
Interview with Martin Siebel
Martin Siebel works for Lightnet in Mexico City. He knows German lighting standards. “Ahorita” is a little more complicated. And then there’s the question of what his name would be as a Lucha Libre wrestler.
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Completely Detached
As in space exploration, the development of Lightnet luminaires gives rise to solutions that go beyond conventional boundaries – weightless, precise, and forward-looking. Damian, Kamil, and Grzegorz from Lightnet’s Research and Development team are the driving force behind these new ideas, combining technical expertise with an unwavering curiosity for innovation.
Two more perspectives.
From people back to space. And from there, into the details.
Design It’s never just about the luminaire.
Projects and ideas where architecture and light work together so naturally that sometimes you have to look twice.
Deep Dive What actually happens behind the light?
Topics around light, the stories behind them and the questions that only emerge on closer inspection.