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Apollonia National Park

Heritage · Herzliya, Israel
Architect
Tsurnamal Turner Landscape Architecture
Lighting Fixtures Supplier
LED Design
Apollonia National Park
§ Design note
  1. 01Sensitive Coastal Site. Light is kept low and warm so the park's cliffs, dunes, and sea edge keep their dark, natural night character rather than reading as a built-up area.
  2. 02Guided Movement. Bollard lighting traces the restored shoreline paths, helping visitors move safely between viewpoints, the beach, and the archaeological core after dark.
  3. 03Heritage Presence. Restrained light lets the Crusader fortress and the Sidna Ali mosque hold a quiet presence on the headland without overwhelming the landscape around them.
Warm bollard lighting along the coastal path at dusk
Cliff-top path overlooking the Mediterranean
Winding park paths and timber bollards among the archaeological remains
Visitors at a cliff-top viewpoint over the sea
The Sidna Ali mosque and its stone complex above the shore
§ Technical notes
  1. 01Pathway Lighting. Low bollard fixtures light the path surface for safe pedestrian movement while keeping fixtures and brightness below eye level.
  2. 02Glare & Spill Control. Shielded optics direct light downward onto the paths and limit spill toward the sea, the cliffs, and the surrounding natural habitat.
  3. 03Dark-Sky Atmosphere. Warm color temperature and minimal light levels protect the dark-sky character of the coastline and the experience of the site at night.
  4. 04Outdoor Durability. Equipment is selected for a salt, sand, and wind exposed coastal environment, with maintenance access and long-term reliability.
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