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Jinboan 4000K LED neon lights thicken the night view outline of Shanghai Poly Greenland Plaza, a new landmark

2026-08-21 Views: 5
As the core carrier of Shanghai's urban business district, Shanghai Poly Greenland Plaza features a rounded pentagonal plane design and a curved glass curtain wall, integrating commercial and office functions. Its core requirement for night view lighting is to clearly outline the building outline and highlight the modern texture. In this lighting project, the Jinboan brand monochrome 4000K LED neon lights relied on their excellent outline thickening ability to accurately fit the complex texture of the building, creating a simple and elegant night scene for this city landmark, achieving a perfect blend of modern architecture and light and shadow technology.

Jinboan 4000K LED neon lights thicken the night view of Shanghai Poly Greenland Plaza, a new landmark (Picture 1)

The curtain wall of Shanghai Poly Greenland Plaza is made of spray-coated aluminum plates and low-reflective glass. The curved design at the corners is very distinctive, which places extremely high requirements on the contour thickening accuracy and flexible adaptability of neon lights. Jinboan's single-color 4000K LED neon lights use aviation-grade silicone co-extrusion technology and have excellent bending properties. They can freely fit the building's curved curtain walls, cornices and contour lines at 360°. Seamless thickening can be achieved without the need for customized molds. The installation is concealed without destroying the original style of the building, accurately restoring the architectural design aesthetics.

Jinboan 4000K LED neon lights thicken the night view of Shanghai Poly Greenland Plaza, a new landmark (Picture 2)

4000K neutral white light color temperature is simple and transparent, which is the core highlight of this contour thickening. The light is uniform, soft and highly penetrating. It can accurately outline the smooth outline of the building, clearly distinguish the building layers and textures, and create a simple, high-end, modern and fashionable atmosphere. It perfectly fits the positioning of the commercial office complex. It is not obtrusive during the day and more eye-catching at night, achieving a high-end lighting effect of "clear outlines, decent light and shadow".

Jinboan 4000K LED neon lights thicken the night view of Shanghai Poly Greenland Plaza as a new landmark (Picture 3)

For complex outdoor environments, Jinboan LED neon lights have IP67 waterproof and dustproof, weather-resistant and anti-aging properties, which can easily withstand climatic challenges such as rainy weather and temperature changes in Shanghai. They have low light attenuation and strong stability during long-term use, and the outlined outlines are always clear, significantly reducing later operation and maintenance costs. At the same time, the product adopts an energy-saving drive solution, taking into account the contour lighting effect and the green and low-carbon concept, and meets the sustainable development needs of urban lighting.

Jinboan 4000K LED neon lights thicken the night view outline of Shanghai Poly Greenland Plaza, a new landmark (Picture 4)

After the lighting was completed, Jinboan's 4000K LED neon lights were accurately highlighted along the outline of the building, using simple and transparent neutral white light to outline smooth architectural lines, complementing the surrounding night scene. It not only greatly improved the nighttime recognition and overall quality of the square, but also became a highly representative outline lighting highlight in the night scene of Shanghai's business district. This cooperation not only demonstrates Jinboan's professional strength in the field of contour lighting of high-end commercial complexes, but also provides a high-quality template for the creation of urban landmark night scene contours.

Jinboan’s 4000K LED neon lights enhance the night view of Shanghai Poly Greenland Plaza as a new landmark (Figure 5)