Dalvey Haus
Dalvey Haus is an architectural lighting design for a residence in Singapore. The lighting is arranged in three layers. A soft warm glow lights the canopy of the coconut trees. A second warm glow is reflected from the facade wall onto the gently moving pool surface. The surrounding areas are kept at a lower light level. The design uses few lighting points, anchors on the swimming pool and extends outward. Exposed lamp housings are given a gold brass finish so they blend with the sand coloured floor tiles. The aim is a calm setting for residents returning home.
Dalvey Haus Lighting Design by Stanley Tay Wee King was highlighted as a creative representation of architectural design by the A' Design Award & Competition. Dalvey Haus Lighting Design received the Bronze A' Design Award in Architectural Lighting in 2024. The A' Architectural Lighting Design Award is an international, juried, academic and meritocratic design prize that honors outstanding design of architectural lighting, architectural illumination, architecture lighting projects, architectural light projections, landscape illumination, architectural light art and more.
