Lighting Design for Tencent’s Beijing Headquarters Building

The Tencent Technology Beijing Headquarters building is located at the southeast intersection of Zhongguancun Software Park Phase II and Xiabeiwan Road in Beijing. The scope of this lighting design project primarily covers the first-floor public areas, the Taihe Cloud Ladder, and the Tencent flagship store.

The ground floor employee lobby utilizes ceiling-mounted linear lighting, column lighting fixtures, and wall-washing lights to illuminate the entire space. Artificial and natural light are integrated and controlled together, with a brightness gradient from dark to bright, progressing from the background to the media screen and then to the service desk, reinforcing visual focus.

The VIP lobby on the first floor is illuminated with warm light from recessed and linear lights, highlighting the walls and greenery, while the anti-glare treatment of the downlights enhances visual comfort.

The lighting in the ground-floor visitor lobby is graded from strong to weak, from the service desk to the projection screen, using soft ambient light as a base to ensure functional lighting at the service desk.

Taihe Cloud Ladder features brightness grading based on function, utilizing LED linear lights and track spotlights to adapt to the curved and layered spatial structure. Warm lighting is combined with wood materials to soften the industrial feel of the building.

Tencent’s flagship store utilizes different types of lighting fixtures and layered ceiling lighting designs in various areas, adapting to the needs of display, retail, and relaxation spaces while also enhancing the spatial layering and overall experience.

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Lighting Design for Tencent’s Beijing Headquarters Building

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In the banquet hall foyer, the ceiling and floor lighting are coordinated, with downlights, linear lights, and floor lights providing even general illumination; the display areas are highlighted to showcase the displayed items, and concealed linear lights softly illuminate the wall surfaces.

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