Experience across MENA and Europe.
We protect design intent, from concept to fabrication.
Each discipline is a practice in its own right, coordinated by a single lead architect inside one BIM model — lighting, signage & wayfinding, urban furniture, and art and digital placemaking, developed as one coherent spatial system.
Independent architectural and urban lighting — atmosphere and engineering precision, photometric calculation, control logic and bespoke luminaire engineering, BIM-first.
Decision architecture — topology studies, signage matrix programmes, carrier engineering, RFA families, STEP documentation and BIM-coordinated distribution.
Bespoke object families designed as architecture — site-specific, materially resolved, structurally engineered and delivered fabrication-ready to STEP / IFC / DWG.
Public art and responsive digital media designed as part of the integrated object family — material-consistent, structurally engineered and resolved in the same federated BIM model as the architecture.
Lighting, Signage and Wayfinding Logic Structure and Urban Furniture Elements — designed as one system inside one BIM model. Deep cross-discipline integration for aesthetic coherence, a better visitor experience and a leaner project.
More on Discipline IntegrationWhen people hesitate, backtrack or miss destinations, the cause usually lies in the logic of the system — fragmented information sequences, inconsistent naming, missing confirmation points, or signage that no longer matches how the space is actually used. We diagnose where that logic breaks, then rebuild it.
Explore Recovery ProgramWayfinding logic, sign content and documentation handled as structured data, feeding the same Revit model as the rest of the project.
Explore WayDrafter →Agent-based pedestrian simulation that turns real walking behaviour into measurable placement guidance for benches, shade and amenities.
Explore UFS →From strategy and high-end visualisation to BIM/Revit coordination, technical documentation, production coordination and implementation support, we help project teams protect design intent and reduce coordination risk.
Lucid works in complex environments where design ambition, technical coordination and implementation realities must be managed together.
Lighting, wayfinding, custom urban objects and art and digital layers can be developed as one coherent spatial system.
Our workflow connects concepts, models, documentation, schedules and implementation logic into one coordinated project environment.
From user flow strategy and signage matrix to technological drawings, STEP documentation, RFA families and BIM-based sign distribution.
Product, contextual and spatial visualisations help clients validate design decisions before production and site implementation.
We understand international project environments, demanding timelines, coordination across architects, operators and contractors, and regional delivery expectations.
Each stage connects creative decisions with technical coordination, helping project teams move from design intent to implementation-ready documentation.
Project context, brief, decision-makers, constraints, design intent.
Spatial logic, hierarchy, scope mapping, integration plan across disciplines.
Concept scenarios, visualisation, atmosphere, system definition.
BIM/Revit models, clash reduction, multi-discipline alignment.
Technical drawings, STEP/RFA, specifications, tender packages.
Production coordination, mock-ups, site reviews, design intent protection.
RFA modelling / Distribution / Clash detection
A selection of cultural, public realm, hospitality and mixed-use projects across MENA and Europe.
Tarout, Saudi Arabia · Exterior Signage & Wayfinding
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia · Mixed-use Signage & Wayfinding
Muscat, Oman · Public Utility Building Lighting
Madinah, Saudi Arabia · Hospitality & F&B Lighting
Muscat, Oman · Private Housing Lighting
Abu Dhabi, UAE · Urban & Landscape Lighting
How Lucid is engaged, where it works, and what BIM-led delivery means.
Send over your brief, drawings or an early idea. A partner reads it personally and comes back with first thoughts: the scope that makes sense, the risks we see and what we would do first.
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