This is the core application area of floodlights, aiming to "reimagine" the appearance of buildings and landscapes at night through the use of light. 1. Exterior Building Lighting: · Commercial Buildings: Illuminate the exteriors of office buildings, shopping centers, and hotels, highlighting the building's outline and modernity, and enhancing the commercial image and value. · Historical Buildings and Monuments: Used in museums, churches, temples, and ancient city walls, through different angles and color temperatures of lights, emphasizing the historical sense, materials, and structural details of the buildings, and recreating the grandeur of the day. · Residential Buildings: Used in villas and upscale residential areas, illuminating the building facades or distinctive structures (such as columns, arches), enhancing the grade and security of the residences. 3. Landscape Lighting: · Parks and Squares: Illuminate iconic landscapes such as large sculptures, monuments, fountains, and pavilions, becoming the visual focus at night, attracting people to gather and engage in activities. · Trees and Plants: Illuminate trees and shrubbery from bottom to top or from top to bottom, using light and shadow effects to showcase the shape and layering of the plants, creating a dreamy night garden landscape. · Mountains and Rocks: In scenic areas or gardens, used to illuminate special mountain sections or peculiar rocks, highlighting their natural textures and perilous forms.