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We are pleased to announce that we have been awarded the prestigious EcoVadis Platinum Medal for our dedication to corporate sustainability, placing us among the top 1% of the most sustainable companies in the lighting sector evaluated by EcoVadis worldwide.

EcoVadis is a business sustainability rating platform that assesses the social, environmental, and ethical practices of organizations. It is recognized as one of the most reliable and comprehensive sustainability assessment systems in the world, evaluating around 130,000 companies across more than 180 countries.

This recognition, which makes us extremely proud, is a testament to our ongoing commitment to responsible business practices and inspires us to continue being agents of positive change within our community and beyond.

We would like to thank everyone—both inside and outside our organization—who has contributed to this collective achievement.

Portlaoise Library, located in the heart of Portlaoise, Ireland, is a contemporary public building designed by MCOH Architects. Winner of the Building of the Year – Public award at the 2026 Building and Architect of the Year Awards, the library has been conceived as a welcoming community space dedicated to learning, research and social interaction.

The architectural project combines contemporary design with a strong connection to its urban surroundings, creating a new civic landmark in the centre of Portlaoise.

With frontal light emission and symmetrical distribution, KORAMU 100 provides controlled illumination for the exterior space while maintaining a discreet architectural presence. Its slim geometry integrates naturally into the surroundings, contributing to orientation, visual comfort and a welcoming atmosphere after dark.

Designed for demanding outdoor applications, KORAMU features IP66 protection and IK10 impact resistance, combining durability and lighting performance for public spaces exposed to intensive use. The KORAMU collection offers a wide range of configurations, with heights from 240 mm to 1515 mm, a 60° inclined version and a two-sided light emission option, providing flexibility for different outdoor lighting requirements.

Dlight, the exclusive distributor in Ireland, provided on-site support and played a crucial role in the project’s success.

Mustamäe State Gymnasium, in Tallinn, Estonia, is a contemporary educational project designed by Arhitekt Must as part of the TalTech University campus. It is Tallinn’s first state gymnasium and provides education for nearly 1,080 students.

Known as Silver Arrow, the architectural concept is inspired by speed, sharpness and precision. The building is closely connected to the surrounding public space reinforcing the relationship between architecture, landscape and urban life.

ROVASI supplied TERRA and LOTUS uplights, with IP67 and IP68 protection ratings, to illuminate the exterior structures surrounding the school. Installed at ground level, the luminaires provide precise upward lighting that enhances the vertical elements, canopies and wood-clad architectural elements during the evening hours. 

In accordance with the technical requirements of the project, the luminaires were specifically adapted to include 10 kV surge protection. This project-specific solution provided an additional level of electrical protection for an exposed outdoor installation.

In addition, the honeycomb anti-glare accessory was incorporated to improve visual comfort, helping to control glare while maintaining the intended architectural lighting effect.

With their discreet ground-recessed installation, TERRA and LOTUS keep the focus on the architecture and materiality of the project. Designed for demanding outdoor applications, they provide a robust lighting solution for exposed public spaces, contributing to orientation, visual comfort and a warm, welcoming atmosphere.

Photographer : Tönu Tunnel

The Pā, at the University of Waikato’s Hamilton campus (New Zealand), is a landmark tertiary education project conceived as a bicultural gateway and a new academic heart for students, staff and visitors. Designed by Architectus, Jasmax and DesignTribe, the building brings together cultural, academic and community functions under one unifying roof structure, creating a strong sense of welcome, connection and identity.

ROVASI supplied ATOMIC and GRAVITY luminaires for the project, installed across different areas of the building, from smaller meeting spaces to the central meeting and social area. Both luminaires were supplied with black trim and black reflector, including a custom-made black reflector developed to meet the specific project requirements.

ATOMIC recessed downlights are discreetly integrated into the ceilings, providing a balanced lighting solution that supports the clarity and calmness of the interior spaces. Their black finish reinforces the visual coherence of the installation, helping the luminaires blend into the ceiling while allowing the architecture, materials and cultural narratives of the project to remain at the centre.

GRAVITY pendant downlights, also supplied with black body and black reflector, add a more visible architectural presence in selected areas. Their configuration helps define the atmosphere of the spaces where they are installed, contributing to the balance between functionality, visual comfort and spatial identity.

The luminaires were also supplied with DALI-2 control, supporting flexibility, precision and efficiency within the lighting installation.

Through this project, ROVASI contributed to the visual comfort, architectural integration and atmosphere of this significant educational and cultural space.

Simon Devitt Photographer

The Kandinsky College in Nijmegen, the Netherlands, has undergone a major renovation and extension, transforming an outdated school building into a bright, spacious and future-oriented learning environment.

The project is based on a clear architectural and interior design vision: creating connections between old and new, between inside and outside, and above all between students. The new transparent entrance, the open aula and the fresh, welcoming interiors bring light, clarity and a renewed sense of identity to the school, supporting wellbeing, inclusion and interaction among students and teachers.

ROVASI supplied different types of luminaires for the project, contributing to the visual comfort and architectural integration of the renovated spaces.

The ATOMIC recessed downlights are discreetly integrated into the ceilings, providing an efficient and balanced lighting solution that supports the clarity of the interior spaces. Their presence remains visually calm, allowing the architecture and interior design to take centre stage while ensuring comfortable illumination for everyday school activities.

GRAVITY EVOLUTION pendant downlights, installed with three steel suspension cables, add a more visible architectural presence in specific spaces. Their suspended configuration helps define the atmosphere of the areas where they are placed, contributing to the balance between functionality, comfort and spatial identity.

Through this project, ROVASI shows how carefully designed lighting can enhance educational spaces, strengthening their architectural identity, supporting visual comfort and contributing to a welcoming atmosphere for the educational community.

The new Pkindergarten Domb’Éveil in Châtillon-sur-Chalaronne, France, is a childcare facility designed to offer a warm, functional and environmentally conscious environment for children, families and staff.

The building, developed by L’Atelier Architectes, has been carefully integrated into its natural surroundings, creating a soft dialogue between architecture and nature.

Inside, the project is organised around a central circulation area filled with natural light, conceived as a true living space for users. This generous interior corridor opens the heart of the building to the surrounding landscape. The activity rooms are widely connected to the park and combine soft materials, warm tones and a calm atmosphere suited to early childhood spaces. 

ROVASI supplied KAUTTA 100 and KAUTTA 600 linear luminaires for the project. Their clean geometry and discreet presence contribute to the architectural language of the building, integrating naturally into spaces where visual comfort, continuity and precision are essential.

In the central circulation areas, KAUTTA 100 recessed linear luminaires reinforce the longitudinal rhythm of the architecture and provide continuous, efficient and comfortable illumination. Their integration into the ceiling helps preserve the clarity of the interior spaces while supporting the strong linearity of the building.

In the children’s rest rooms, KAUTTA 600 wall-mounted linear luminaires provide a soft and controlled light above the cots. As wall-mounted linear downlights or uplights, they allow the lighting to be adapted to more intimate spaces, where comfort, calmness and visual discretion are especially important. Their linear format integrates quietly into the room, contributing to a warm and reassuring atmosphere.

This project reflects how ROVASI luminaires can integrate naturally into an architecture based on care, simplicity and environmental responsibility, contributing to spaces that are both functional and welcoming.

KERI luminaires were selected to illuminate Johan Rönning electrical supply stores in Iceland, thanks to their functional performance, clean design and adaptability to demanding architectural environments.

With their refined cylindrical form and discreet vertical presence, KERI integrates naturally into high ceilings with exposed technical structures. The suspended layout reinforces the spatial rhythm and enhances the perception of height, while providing precise and comfortable illumination across circulation and display areas.

For this project, the luminaires were customized to meet specific technical requirements. The cable was supplied in black instead of the standard transparent version. In addition, the suspension length was extended to 5 metres to perfectly suit the ceiling height of the space. 

The installation is DALI-controlled, allowing accurate light management, improved energy efficiency and flexibility in adapting lighting levels to operational needs.

This project highlights ROVASI’s ability to deliver tailored lighting solutions, adapting design, dimensions and control systems to the specific requirements of each space.

We are pleased to inform you about the publication of the new ROVASI LIGHTING SOLUTIONS OVERVIEW 26/27 by ROVASI, a tool designed to facilitate the discovery and presentation of the lighting solutions we design and manufacture.

The catalogue is structured into five main sections:

◾ Highlights: a selection of luminaires that define ROVASI’s technical DNA. You will find both new additions to the collection and well-established models, consolidated over the years for their reliability and photometric precision.
◾ Renovation: high-efficiency LED solutions for the replacement of existing luminaires without the need for structural interventions, optimizing time and costs.
◾ Collection: a global overview of our standard range, including all product families, both indoor and outdoor.
◾ Made-to-measure: development and adaptation of tailored solutions with the capacity and expertise of a true manufacturer.
◾ Resources: technical details and options that provide added value to our solutions, making them more versatile, comfortable and durable.

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