Project

Telangana Martyr's Memorial

Our lighting company had the honour of contributing to the ambiance of the Telangana Martyrs Memorial, also known as Telangana Amara Jyothi or Amaraveerula Stupam, situated on the banks of Hussain Sagar in Hyderabad. This poignant monument stands as a tribute to the 369 students who lost their lives during the 1969 agitation for a separate Telangana state. For this project, our focus was on delicately lighting the ‘diya’ or lamp element of the memorial, bathed in a warm yellow glow during the night. The use of lights exclusively above the ‘jyothi’ (flame) of the diya accentuates its luminosity, creating a stunning visual impact.

This careful illumination not only adds to the beauty of the memorial but also symbolizes the hope that the Telangana Martyrs Memorial represents. The Telangana Martyrs Memorial is a significant landmark, shaped like a ‘diya with light,’ and our lighting solutions play a crucial role in bringing out the emotive and symbolic essence of this grand stainless-steel memorial. As the evening descends, the subtle radiance of the illuminated ‘jyothi’ stands as a testament to the resilience and spirit of those commemorated in this monumental tribute.

LIGHTING DESIGN
Levels
LUMINARY PARTNER
Futura
CLIENT
R and B Department (Telangana)
ARCHITECT
Design corp
LOCATION
HUSSAIN SAGAR, HYDERABAD.
Project Insights

Core Service

We provided meticulous lighting solutions for the Telangana Martyrs Memorial, with a focus on accentuating the ‘diya’ or lamp element. Our expertise ensured a warm and symbolic glow, contributing to the memorial’s beauty and representing the hope it embodies.

Structural Design

The design approach centered on delicately illuminating the 'jyothi' or flame of the 'diya' at the Telangana Martyrs Memorial. Exclusive lighting strategically placed above the 'jyothi' enhanced its luminosity, creating a stunning visual impact that resonates with the memorial's emotive essence.

Site Planning

Our planning for the Telangana Martyrs Memorial project involved a meticulous strategy to highlight the 'diya.' Careful placement of lights exclusively above the 'jyothi' ensured a warm and visually compelling radiance, symbolizing resilience and spirit in this monumental tribute.