88 Kearny Street | Giro Suspended | Giro Ceiling

 

Architect: Skidmore, Owings & Merrill

 

Designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, the building combines a strong architectural identity with spaces designed to accommodate new ways of working. 

 

Within these spaces, light takes on a graphic presence through Folio Giro, installed on the ceiling to create a sequence of circular elements that define the rhythm of the space. The pure geometry of the luminaires creates a recognizable signature that interacts with the architectural lines of the space without weighing down its composition.

 

The opal surface ensures uniform light diffusion, transforming each element into a soft and homogeneous presence. The result is a composition in which form and light coincide: the light fixture becomes part of the ceiling’s design, helping to define proportions, rhythm, and atmosphere.

 

An essential and contemporary solution, in which the geometry of light becomes architecture, interpreting the space through a simple and distinctive gesture.