This  Shoah Memorial in Lyon stands as a powerful symbol of remembrance. Its design is simple, yet rich in meaning—a clear, deep, and thoughtful gesture. The lighting follows the same intent: humble, respectful, and precise.

A first frontal light, positioned in upward angle, highlights the polished rail ends and engraved lettering. This illumination anchors the monument within the public space and enhances its visibility.

A second light, centrally placed, shines inside the monument. Also upward-facing, it reveals the depth of the structure. The LED strips are mounted on a drawer system, making them easy to access and maintain, while remaining discreet.

This internal lighting gives volume and dimension to the memorial’s architecture. It creates an almost intimate glow that amplifies the emotional impact of the space.

Lighting concept : Les Éclairagistes Associés
Follow up : Les Éclairagistes Associés : Christine Badinier 
Client : Association nationale pour l’édification d’un mémorial de la Shoah à Lyon
Master Builder : BBS-Blasing Borchardt Studio| TESS atelier d’ingénierie| Atelier NDF paysage|
Partners / Manufactuers :  Meyer, Ledil, INCONEL Technologies, Ronaby
Installer : UOTNI et Monin/COLAS
Photos credits : Michel Djaoui
Localisation: Lyon, Place Carnot, département du Rhône (69)