Lander and Ribeira, iGuzzini‘s latest collections, further expand the company’s ongoing exploration in outdoor lighting. This is a domain where aesthetic research must integrate effortlessly with high technical performance. Designs by Renzo Piano Building Workshop are complemented by those of David Chipperfield, resulting in solutions inspired by architecture and pure forms, all enhanced by iGuzzini’s cutting-edge lighting innovation.
The Lander collection is now enhanced with two new versions, extending its application to urban contexts. Originally designed by Renzo Piano to illuminate the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Park in Athens, Lander is distinguished by its minimalist design that conceals sophisticated technology. The Optismart lens delivers efficiency up to 120 lm/W, offering street, symmetrical, and asymmetrical light distributions. This makes it ideal for urban pathways, parks, cycle paths, and residential or hospitality settings, available with 4m or 2.5m poles. A wall-mounted variant, providing both direct and indirect light, further completes the range.
Ribeira, conversely, offers an architectural statement for open-air, hospitality, and residential spaces. It features a pure volume that tapers, slims down, and simplifies to create a central void. Along its circular crown, miniaturized Optidiamond optics are discreetly integrated, emitting a soft and uniform light. Available in ceiling, wall-mounted, or bollard versions, Ribeira maintains a consistent, distinctive style, and is remarkably sustainable: it is fully disassemblable and recyclable in all its components, embodying a true circular approach.
