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Light Bureau has recently signed a new framework agreement with the MUNCH museum in Oslo, Norway for the 2025–2027 period. With light as our primary tool, we will help shape new art experiences in the coming years. But how exactly do the lighting designers work – those who quite literally make the artworks shine? Step behind the scenes of one of the museum’s latest exhibitions and meet the team that turns light into a part of the artwork itself.

Light Bureau receives the Award of Excellence at the 40th annual International Lighting Design Awards for the lighting design at Espenes Rest stop in Norway.

Light Bureau wins the Swedish Lighting Award 2023 for the exterior lighting design of The Riksdag and The Queen Silvia Concert Hall interior lighting.  

Light Bureau wins a Darc Award for the design at Espenes Rest Stop.

Lighting has a proven positive effect on safety and can help reduce crime. At the same time, the increased electricity prices have meant that many municipalities are planning to turn off outdoor and street lighting to reduce costs. The negative effects it can have on society, both in terms of citizens’ exposure to crime and insecurity, can be enormous.

Light Bureau wins the Norwegian Lighting Award for the design at Espenes Rest Stop.

Light Bureau takes the next step on its growth journey with Fredrik Hellberg as the new Head of Light Bureau, part of AFRY.

Light Bureau is awarded for ‘We Share the Night’. A project that seeks to balance the light in a way that allows humans and bats to coexist at night.

Red street lighting along Frederiksborgvej is designed to protect biodiversity

Light Bureau is awarded for the subtle and evocative exterior lighting scheme at Jørpelandsholmen in Norway.