nathalie rozot, planning and design :: lighting design, camana bay, grand caymen

Camana Bay (485 acres, Phase 1: 16 acres), Grand Cayman Island
Client: Cayman Shores Development Ltd
Team: Architects: Moore Rubble Yuddell; Landscape Architects and masterplanning: Olin Partnership,
Lighting Design: l’Observatoire International, Project Director: Nathalie Rozot
Current

At the heart of the tropics, Camana Bay in Grand Cayman is at the crossroads of international tourism and business. While the lighting masterplan contributes to the welcoming feeling of the new waterfront town, it is also carefully balanced with the surrounding darkness of the Caribbeans. The adjacencies of landscape lighting (hardscape and softscape) and architectural lighting (exterior skins) are merged in a visual language of its own. Customized effects and objects will be recognized as inseparable from the project identity. During the day, they will be framed by the architectural definition of the spaces they inhabit, and at night, they will redefine the moods of every space.