Installation at Auckland Sky Tower

The iconic 328-metre-tall Sky Tower in downtown Auckland, New Zealand has had its grace and elegance further enhanced with an Anolis – a Robe business – lighting installation comprising 154 x Divine 72 LED fixtures.

Discover more news

Architecture

Events

26.9.2025

Robe Helps Hungarian National Day Spectacular

Budapest, the lively, picturesque capital city of Hungary, was energised into a canvas of drama, colour, excitement, and storytelling in one of Europe’s finest mixed-media spectaculars to celebrate its National Day on August 20th. The 35-minute timecoded show involved monumental projection, lasers, lighting, drone shows and a MASSIVE firework display which blew up along a 5km stretch of the Danube River.

Architecture

4.4.2025

Anolis for Prestige City of Dijon Lighting Installation

Over 200 Anolis Calumma S and XS and Eminere Remote 1, 2, 3 and 4 LED lighting fixtures were specified for an eye-catching new architectural lighting installation at the Palais des Ducs et des Etats de Bourgogne (Town Hall) in Dijon, France.

Architecture

13.3.2025

All-Anolis Lighting Solution for New Roundabout

The French municipality of La Tour-de-Salvagny has a brand new Anolis lighting installation on the unique, eye-catching roundabout in front of the Pasino Grand Partouche entertainment complex. Formerly known as Casino Lyon Vert, Pasino Grand is a flagship establishment of the Partouche Group.

Architecture

23.1.2025

Anolis Calumma Illuminates Halle de Figeac

The famous Place Carnot Market site in Figeac, France has recently received a brand new cool-looking Anolis Calumma XS lighting installation, part of a major new renovation project to generally open and improve sightlines and spatiality throughout the Market Hall and integrate it with the surrounding buildings, cafes, and restaurants of the Market Square. All of this is bringing new invigorating energy to this charismatic city in southwest Lot.

Venue

13.11.2024

Anolis for Hordern Pavilion

The Hordern Pavilion, often referred to as "The Hordern", is one of Sydney's most iconic and historically significant landmark venues. Originally opened in 1924, it now regularly hosts live performances, dance parties, sports tournaments, trade shows, conferences, and a variety of other events.