Yes, we can manage projects remotely and are already working on sites in the UAE and Saudi Arabia. We develop the concept and drawings remotely based on architectural data, measurements, and visual materials, though our team visits the site for clarifications when necessary. During the design supervision phase, we agree in advance on the number of site visits and the scope of work to ensure the project is successfully implemented and brought to completion.

Our portfolio encompasses projects of varying complexity and scale. We excel at selecting lighting solutions tailored to the specific requirements, architecture, and character of each site.

Our core expertise lies in the wellness, jewelry, and fashion retail sectors, as well as HoReCa projects and corporate spaces. We also work on exhibitions, museums, public architecture, landscape design, and private residences.

You can explore our projects in the Portfolio section or on Telegram using the hashtag #портфолио_theview.

We begin by analyzing the client's objectives, the architectural and historical context, and the space's intended functionality. We examine the layout, usage patterns, and the nuances of post-project maintenance. We focus on the architectural style and character while immersing ourselves in the surrounding atmosphere; this information enables us to establish a lighting logic and visual identity, as well as set the right project goals. It also allows us to evaluate the operational efficiency of our solutions and select the best options within the client's budget.

This comprehensive immersion in the context allows us to identify both advantages and risks during the design and implementation phases. We can then alert the architect, project manager, and/or client in a timely manner and select only the most effective solutions.

If you already have an architectural concept or 3D model and wish to verify your design choices before finalizing drawings and purchasing equipment, you can send them to us for an express audit at hello@theview.design.

Timelines are calculated on an individual basis: ranging from 2–3 weeks for private residences to 1–3 months for large-scale public, museum, or façade projects.

To request a consultation with the studio’s experts—or if you have any further questions—please email us at hello@theview.design.

The price is calculated individually, based on the scale of the facility and the scope of work. A preliminary estimate takes 1–3 business days for small facilities and 3–5 business days for large projects.

Yes, for most projects, design supervision and site visits are a mandatory part of the contract. This makes it possible to oversee project implementation, promptly make necessary adjustments, calibrate equipment, and ensure the proper functioning of lighting effects on-site.

Throughout the process, we always take the future lighting control system into account when developing the design, selecting equipment, and planning lighting scenarios. As part of the project, we prepare a comprehensive technical specification for lighting control.

We provide architects and contractors with the technical brief for developing working documentation, outlining the necessary project requirements. This includes plans showing equipment positioning, switching groups, installation diagrams for custom lighting solutions, a bill of materials, a power load schedule, and lighting calculations performed in DIALux. The initial stage involves the delivery of the lighting concept package, a preliminary budget estimate, lighting calculations, and visualizations of the proposed solutions.

Yes, we adhere to all regulations and work with curators and conservators to take into account the specific characteristics of the exhibits, their materials, and their manufacturing techniques. This allows us to fine-tune the lighting, highlight the exhibits, and ensure compliance with preservation requirements.

At the concept stage, we consider materials and their interaction with light to avoid glare and visual discomfort. We calculate angles of incidence and, where necessary, employ anti-glare solutions—such as louvers, "dark light" fixtures, and polarizing filters. Alternatively, if the situation is critical, we recommend changing the material or opting for a matte version.