On October 21 and 22, 2026, SFEL will participate in ARCHITECT@WORK Paris, the must-attend event for architects, designers, and specifiers. Visit us at the Grande Halle de La Villette to learn about our expertise and discuss your lighting projects.
Innovation in the Service of Architecture
A true hub for networking and inspiration, ARCHITECT@WORK brings together professionals in architecture and design to explore innovative solutions selected for their technical and architectural merit.
For SFEL, this event represents a unique opportunity to share our vision of lighting: solutions that combine performance, aesthetics, sustainability, and architectural integration.
Because every space has its own constraints and requirements, we firmly believe that lighting should adapt to the architecture, not the other way around.
50 Years of French Expertise to Discover
In this anniversary year, our participation in ARCHITECT@WORK takes on special significance.
Since 1976, SFEL has been designing and manufacturing lighting solutions in France for a wide variety of environments.
Our in-house engineering department and industrial expertise enable us to support professionals every step of the way—from identifying needs to implementing tailored solutions—whether for standard products, customized solutions, or specific projects.
Our goal: to combine design freedom, technical requirements, and the longevity of our installations.
Let's meet to brainstorm your future projects
Beyond showcasing our solutions, ARCHITECT@WORK is, above all, an opportunity for dialogue.
Our teams will be on hand to advise you, share their expertise, and work with you to explore the possibilities offered by our various lighting fixture lines.
Architects, engineering firms, lighting designers, and project owners: We would be delighted to welcome you and discuss your projects, their constraints, and your goals.
Join us on October 21 and 22, 2026, at the Grande Halle de La Villette in Paris, at Booth 4.
Together, let’s imagine lighting that truly showcases architecture.