Pritchard Themis
Architectural lighting design for workplaces, public spaces, cultural venues, homes, hospitality and retail properties
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Pritchard Themis
Pritchard Themis is a lighting design practice that shapes how people experience and use buildings and spaces.
It works with clients on workplaces, public realm, cultural spaces, residential projects, and hospitality and retail environments. Its project portfolio includes sites such as the V&A, British Airways and The Minster Building.
The company is based in London and was founded in 2004.
Product: Architectural lighting design services for buildings and public spaces.
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