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IES
Illumination Awards
2013
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he IES Illumination Awards provides a unique opportunity for public recognition of professionalism, ingenuity and
originality in lighting design based upon the individual merit of each entry judged against specific criteria.
Judges are selected from a broad professional spectrum that represents knowledge of lighting and design excellence.
The judging system is based entirely on how well the lighting design does or does not meet the program criteria. Th is
program is not a competition. The program is open to any qualified entrant without limitations as to professional
affi liations. The Guth, Waterbury, Cutler, Energy and Environmental Design Award sponsored by OSRA M Sylvania
and the Control Innovation Award sponsored by the Lighting Controls Association are parallel programs created to
recognize outstanding lighting design.
Final Judges
2013 Illumination
Awards Program
Heather Faulding
Faulding Architecture lnc
Pamela Horner
OSRA M Sylvania
Richard Paradis
EnerNOC
Anthony Denami
Stones River Electric
2013 Illumination Awards Committee
Chairman
Advisory Members
Jim Toole
Eaton’s Cooper Lighting
Lawrence Ayers
Members
Jason Brown
GE Lighting Solutions
Megan Carroll
Xicato
John Harpest
Heapy Engineering
Howard Kosowsky
Power & Lighting Systems Inc
Monica Olmos
Stantec Consulting
Zoe Rounds
CTA Architects Engineers
Sara Schrager
Schrager Lighting Design
Mark Seegel
Levine /Seegel Associates
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Robert Bridges
Graybar Canada
Robert Carlson
Jeffrey Davis
System Design Consultants
Sandra Frederich
Ward & Jacobs Inc
Denis Lavoie
LED Roadway Lighting
Jeremy Ludyjan
Bulbrite Industries
Donald Newquist
Wendi Penn-Bertelsen
GE Lighting
Luis Sturla
Xpress Lighting
Deborah Witte
Zumtobel Lighting
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Gardens by the Bay, Bay South
Marina Bay, Singapore
Designers: Kaoru Mende, Mari Kubota, Gaurav Jain,
Owner:
Photos:
Shigeki Fujii, Phraporn Kasemtavornsilpa, Motoyo Ogawa,
Tsutomu Nagatsu, Atsushi Itakura – Lighting Planners Associates
National Parks Board
Kaneko Toshio
Th is $820 million urban park project is comprised of two cooled conservatories
and 18 distinctively shaped vertical garden structures called “super trees.” The
super trees, now icons of Singapore’s downtown district, come alive at night with a
spectacular lighting display. The lighting scheme dramatizes shadow, eschews excess
and harmonizes with the greenery and water. Six different lighting elements have been
blended by a centralized control system using DMX to create a story using sound and
light. The super trees feature photovoltaic cells that harvest solar energy. LED strips
are integrated into the kick plate of the 128-meter long aerial walkway to illuminate
the floor without distracting from the view. In most pathway areas, lighting loads
are kept to less than 1 watt per sq meter using LEDs with wide beam optics. For the
pathway through the forest, spotlights are mounted on 10-meter poles hidden within
the trees to project light through the branches, creating a special effect without light
pollution. Powerful LED floodlights installed at the basin of the 35-meter tall waterfall
welcome visitors with a surprise. Sparkles of LED lights are placed along the water to
outline the edge with a beautiful water reflection.
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Tokyo Skytree Tokyo
Designers: Hirohito Totsune, Kanae Sukegawa, Shuhei
Owner:
Photos:
Kobayashi – Sirius Lighting Office Inc.
Kouichi Kaihou, Naoko Shinohara –
Nikken Sekkei Ltd.
Tobu Tower Skytree Co., Ltd.
Toshio Kaneko
Two lighting themes based on Tokyo’s aesthetic spirit “Iki”
(sophisticated and dynamic) and “Miyabi” (gracefulness) appear
alternately every night on this 634-meter tower. The lighting
design inspired by Mount Fuji minimizes power consumption by
applying the traditional Japanese elements of light and shadow.
All light sources are LEDs, which are sustainable and flexible
in movement. The lighting designers lit the northern side of the
triangle-shaped foundation in Edo purple to create the image of
a woman standing in a Kimono. The translucent water color at
the core of the tower is inspired by the Sumida River surrounding
the tower. Two rotating lights that spin around the observation
deck represent the transitional time of past, present and future.
The floodlights in the body of the tower feature white and
amber-colored LEDs, which are customizable depending on the
occasion. In the entrance area, the ceiling features a traditional
Japanese chamber, illuminated either in Iki blue or Edo purple.
On the 450-meter glass corridor, footlights create a spaceshiplike atmosphere, and shadows run every 20 seconds in the linear
light to refresh the mood. At the highest deck of the tower,
visitors can enjoy lighting shows created with the mirror walls.
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Museum of History & Industry Seattle
Designer: Shannon Glover—Candela
Owner:
Seattle Museum of History & Industry
Photos: LaCasse Photography
The museum inhabits a former Naval Armory built under
FDR’s WPA program in 1941. Now on the National Register
of Historic Places, it sits on a dock in an area of high nightt ime
activity. New building/grounds lighting had to provide a sense
of safety while creating a focal point for South Lake Union.
Façade lighting creates a hierarchy of elements, rhythmically
highlighting each window on the lower façade (2,700K LEDs)
and evenly washing the upper façade (3,000K metal halide).
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A black roof is lit with blue LEDs (the museum’s signature color)
to keep it from disappearing into the darkness.
In-ground twinkle lights activate the plaza at night. The
1939 plans included sketches for “eagle lights” on walls flanking
the main entry that were never built. They were fabricated for
this project to match the original design and include internal
fluorescent lamping. Banners illuminated with in-ground
CMH uplights advertise upcoming events at the museum. LED
steplights guide visitors from boat dock to plaza, while canopy
structures instill a feeling of intimacy for exterior events on the
plaza. At 0.17 watts per sq ft, project achieved LEED Platinum,
and the exterior lighting met the $75,000 budget allowance.
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National Capital Authority-Kings Avenue Overpass
Canberra, Australia
Designers: Steensen Varming
Owner:
National Capital Authority
Photos: Brett Boardman
ground—an unusual approach—creating a luminous floating
The lighting design transforms a busy intersection on a
deck. Light-free deck and wall surfaces provide driving safety and
nationally significant site into an elegant nighttime landmark.
comfort. Statistics show no accidents during the year the bridge
The goal was to use lighting to shape the bridge’s identity and
has been open, in comparison with two per week, the highest in
enable it to fit into its surroundings. The lighting and architecture the city, before the project. The arrangement of four 55-ft multiform a gateway on the route connecting the airport to the civic
head masts minimize deck clutter. Th is solution illuminates an
center and parliamentary district. A key design objective was to area of over 100,000 sq ft, free of traditional lighting poles, and
accentuate the sculpted curved walls and tapered bridge deck
delivers well-controlled light only where needed. Concealed
slab, showing the quality of material and form. A somewhat
and addressable bridge facade lighting enhances the elegance,
controversial decision was made to light the underpass from the creating a landmark adaptable to events and festivals.
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Tokyo Gate Bridge Tokyo
Designer: Motoko Ishii – Motoko Ishii Lighting Design
Owner:
Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport
Photos:
and Tourism
Motoko Ishii Lighting Design
Opened to traffic in February 2012, the 2,618 meter-long
bridge spanning Tokyo Bay earned its nickname, “Dinosaur,”
from its unique shape. The bridge is illuminated from dusk to
midnight through a lighting design nine years in the making.
A total of 886 LED lights are installed on the bridge underspan, creating a colorful, dynamically changing design. The
interval between light fittings gradually increases toward the
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ends of the bridge in harmony with its gentle arch, reducing
the number of fi xtures and lowering costs. Floodlights, 56 in
all, showcase the bridge piers. All fitt ings are unobtrusive, but
are easily accessible for maintenance. Colored LED lighting on
the bridge sides shines gently in Japanese traditional colors that
change to match the image of each month—pearl for February,
green leaves for May, the sea for July and autumn leaves for
November. For three-to-five minutes every hour on the hour,
the lighting changes to produce the image of moving waves.
Finally, to convey the symbolic importance of the project, the
LED lighting is clearly visible from land, but light dispersion is
controlled to prevent glare from interfering with air or sea traffic.
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Twin Sails Bridge Borough of Poole, U.K.
Designers: Jonathan Speirs, Carrie Donahue Bremner,
Owner:
Photos:
Melanie Rosenthal, Francis Milloy –
Speirs + Major
Borough of Poole
Dave Morris
A project 10 years in the making, the elegant bridge
connects separate communities. Its long span is accentuated
by highlighting the structural rib geometry beneath the deck,
creating beautiful reflections in the water. The road/cycleway is
separated from the pedestrian walkway by a waveform art screen
made of stainless steel bars, underlit by a linear red light. Due
to the complexity of opening the bascule structure, the lighting
is provided by low-level luminaires integrated into the handrail
construction. As the bascule structure opens across the diagonal
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of the bridge deck, it creates two triangulated opening leaves
which resemble the passing of two sailing vessels. When darkness
falls, an animated sequence begins: the white light of the
pedestrian walkway turns red, starting at the top of the “sail” and
rolling downwards, immersing the pedestrian deck in red light.
The vertical faces of the lift ing leaves are illuminated in white to
enhance their sail-like appearance and contrast with the deck
surface. The tip of the carbon fiber mast is capped with frosted
white LEDs, reinforcing the height of the structure.
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Paul Waterbury Award for Outdoor Lighting Design
SPECIAL CITATION for a Technically Innovative Approach
To An Energy Savings Retrofit Solution
Restoration of the Ladner Clock Tower at the University of British Columbia
Vancouver, Canada
Designers: Lorne Whitehead, Michele Mossman,
Owner:
Photos:
Andrew Strang – University of British Columbia
University of British Columbia
Don Erhardt
The 121-ft clock tower is the iconic centerpiece of
UBC’s campus, overlooking the ocean, mountains and the
multicultural metropolis of Vancouver. The original design
called for continuous corner glazing to display the blue and
gold school colors, but the interior was too dark by day. Long
ago, interior fluorescent lighting was left on continuously, but
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this inefficient practice was eventually abandoned, leaving a dark
monolithic nighttime appearance. The challenge was to fulfi ll the
original vision for both daytime and nightt ime color appearance
within a power allowance of 2 watts per linear ft of glazing. No
existing fi xture could come close to meeting these requirements.
Supported by lab measurements, the lighting designers built
56 hermetically sealed, maintenance-free, acrylic light guide
modules for placement behind the glazing. In each, light from
three 1-W white LEDs is collimated into a prismatic channel,
spread and emitted downward through the glazing. Power
savings equal about 4,200 kilowatt hours per year.
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“Reflect” at the Stephen P. Clark
Government Center Lobby Miami
Designers: Brett Andersen, Dan Henry,
Owner:
Photos:
Heath Hurwitz – Focus Lighting
Miami Dade Art in Public Spaces
Ivan Toth Depeña, Heath Hurwitz
“Reflect” is a permanent installation that utilizes sensors and
light to explore the idea of circulation within this government
building lobby. Light boxes, internally illuminated with RGB
LEDs, were designed to precisely fit the lobby’s columns.
The boxes enliven the space without intruding on the lobby’s
existing architecture using a slim 6-in. profile that creates the
illusion of interactive columns.
Using movement as inspiration, the design team developed
custom camera-tracking software to control the LEDs and
display abstract reflections of passersby. As visitors pass by the
boxes, their pixelated, abstract reflection follows. When there
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Sponsored by the Lighting
Controls Association
is no movement within their vicinity, the light boxes replay
animations from previously recorded interactions with visitors.
In the rare instance maintenance is required, the boxes are
constructed to swing open on a sturdy hinge. The designers also
tested fixture brightness and multiple types of diffusion against
the amount of daylight present to ensure the boxes were neither
too bright nor too dim.
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Sponsored by the Lighting
Controls Association
The Barnes Foundation Philadelphia
Designers: Paul Marantz, Zack Zanolli, Paula Martinez-
Owner:
Photos:
Nobles, Courtney Yip – Fisher Marantz Stone, Inc.
Tod Williams & Billie Tsien Architects
Ballinger Architects
The Barnes Foundation
Michael Moran/OTTO; Tom Crane;
Fisher Marantz Stone
Daylight control was essential at this LEED Platinum
gallery where preservation of the artwork is the first priority.
Exterior windows in all galleries have 14 percent transmission
glass as the first element of daylight control. Each window
also has a 5 percent transmission motorized solar shade and
an opaque shade to shield the art from direct sunlight; both
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are controlled by a centralized lighting system. The control
system responds to photocell readings, allowing the use of
daylight to be maximized and electric light to supplement as
required within conservation illumination levels. All secondfloor galleries have clerestories which provide screened daylight
in tandem with indirect fluorescent lighting. The clerestory
section is comprised of an exterior louver, high-performance
glazing, motorized opaque shade and an indirect 3,500K digital
ballast fluorescent cove. Individual wall-watching photocells
control electric lighting in each gallery. On the gallery roof, a
“suite” of four miniature windowed rooms, each equipped with a
photocell, measures the real-time daylight and operates the solar
shades in corresponding galleries. Lighting for the new galleries
utilizes less than half of the lighting power density otherwise
consumed by a standard track lighting solution. The control
strategy further reduces the electric load by up to 40 percent in
clear sky conditions.
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Anaheim Convention Center Grand Plaza Anaheim, CA
Designers: Peter Maradudin, Kaitlin LeSage Crawford –
StudioK1
Anaheim Convention Center
Tom Paiva
A new pedestrian plaza for a convention center invites
attendees with an entry monument that slowly changes color
throughout the evening. The 1,000-ft-long plaza is grounded by
two large fountains at either end. Each fountain’s pumps, jets,
and RGB LED lighting are controlled by a centralized lighting
control system of more than 1,500 channels. The unifying
theme of the plaza is a “River of Light,” a pattern of 300 DMXcontrolled in-ground RGB luminaires programmed to mimic
the kinetic flow of water from one fountain to the other. This
“river” wends its way over 600 ft towards the convention center
and a fountain in the distance through a colonnade of palm
trees. Every luminaire in the plaza is LED and controlled by
the centralized system, which is adaptable for a limitless array
Owner:
Photos:
of presets for different convention center events. Limitless
color combinations and patterns of movement are possible
through the control software, which can integrate special effects
and video files into complex event sequences, triggered by an
astronomical time clock. Each jet of each fountain can shift
color, allowing for multi-layered water feature events. Through
these energy-efficient luminaires and sophisticated controls, the
entire lighting design uses less than 0.1 watts per sq ft.
Sponsored by
the Lighting
Controls
Association
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Conrad Hotel New York New York City
Designers: Herve Descottes, Jeff Taylor, Nicolas Dufils –
Owner:
Photos:
L’Observatoire International
Goldman Sachs & Co
Emile Dubuisson
A unique challenge was presented inside this hotel lobby: How can new life be
breathed into an old work of art? The answer: better lighting. At 13 stories tall, the
monumental painting by artist Sol Lewitt demanded to be more prominent and
contemporary. First, the painting was enhanced by the addition of a series of suspended
three-dimensional loops lit with LED lights integrated into the loops themselves. The
lighting of the surrounding corridors was purposefully downplayed as to not detract from
the view. In addition to the illuminated loops, high-powered LED lights were placed at
the base of the painting. These lights are equipped with a computerized control system
that gradually changes the color of the light, dynamically changing the figure/ground
relationship of the work. This system allows the painting (and the lobby) to gradually
change color over the course of the evening, making it an utterly absorbing piece. The
three-dimensional loops interact with the painted swirls and twisting furniture to
fully immerse the viewer in the artwork. Through the dramatic use of light, color and
architecture, this decades-old painting has been rejuvenated.
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Velti San Francisco Headquarters San Francisco
Designers: Kristin Peck, Jody Pritchard – PritchardPeck Lighting
Owner:
Velti
Photos: David Wakely
With just four months from sketches to move in, enhancing the customer
experience with imaginative lighting solutions at under 1.6 watts per sq ft required
lightning-like speed for the lighting designers of this mobile advertising office. The
schedule crunch offered a unique opportunity for the lighting team to complete the
initial ceiling design studies and collaborate with the architectural team to develop
a fully integrated system to conceal a patchwork of equipment, connect open spaces
and provide a vehicle for lighting layers. Strip lights above reinforce the floating
geometric ceiling panels, and suspended direct/indirect linear pendants with side
illumination provide dimmable and uniform ambient light. A preset dimming system
controls all fi xtures for flexibility and performance for after-hours party scenes. LED
and fluorescent sources selected for ease of maintenance comply with strict energy
regulations. Flexible LED strips carefully detailed at the top of the chain link curtain
define the room when the curtain is open and graze the curtain exterior when closed.
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Aulani – A Disney Resort & Spa Kapolei, HI
Designers: Kyllene Jones, Kristin Pickar-Knussmann, Bradley Nelson –
Owner:
Photos:
Lighting Design Alliance
Disney
Bryan Klammer, Brad Nelson
This Hawaiian resort features a color palette of cools and
warms, representing both male and female energies. In the Canoe
House lobby, Hawaiian history is introduced with themed calabash
bowls and gourds. Warm-white LED sources within bowls, gourds,
coves and perimeter murals complete the story. A welcoming glow
illuminates the thatched vaulted roof, enhancing volume and
enticing eyes upwards. Warm-white LEDs provide continuity for
color and energy, while track heads hidden within kapa pattern
pendants highlight a rainbow mural. LED fiber-optic illuminators
provide remote access and continue the warm glow for the bar-dye
and backbar. At the spa entry, carefully detailed fixtures concealed
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between stone walls and wood beams transition the guest from
the historical lobby to a modern-day vision of traditional Hawaiian
culture. The spa rotunda’s color-changing LEDs slowly transform
above and below, projectors intentionally reflect ripple images
onto the rotunda walls from the pendant’s water droplets into the
reflecting pool, creating an interactive quiet space within the spa.
On corridor walls, subtle beams of light are created by minimal
downlights through ohia sticks. The beachside bar provides a
respite via cool-white LEDs uplighting the thatched ceiling, and
pendants dapple kappa patterns throughout, contrasting the warmwhite light found throughout.
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Cole Capital Phoenix
Designers: Mark Mueller, Nikki Holt, Walter Spitz –
Owner:
Photos:
Creative Designs in Lighting
Cole Capital
Nick Merrick/Hedrich Blessing (Gensler)
The front desk of this corporate headquarters welcomes
with 2,700K dimmable LEDs behind the upper cabinet and
wood wall to accentuate floating details. Square HIR MR16
flangeless downlights illuminate the desk. The playful “pickup
sticks” pattern on the ceiling features narrow flangeless
dimmable T5 luminaires with batteries, meeting requirements
for egress, while halogen fi xtures accent artwork. The architect
created a unique louvered ceiling and requested no downlights.
Dimmable T5HO covelight fi xtures came to the rescue creating
a soft glow on the ceiling and providing 30 footcandles below.
The fluorescent blends with the flangeless halogen downlights
placed at ceiling joint intersections. HIR MR16 lamps conserve
energy in halogen luminaires. The customized halogen accent
fi xture is trimless for a clean installation. Linear LED light
strips illuminate the wood ceiling. The client is sensitive
to bright light, so all fi xtures have quality glare control. To
enhance the floating staircase, linear LED lighting accents the
steps from above and below. Since the open-office area is for
computer use, narrow T5 pendants provide 20 footcandles
on the desks. The slim fi xture creates an interesting transition
between the drywall and acoustic ceilings.
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Ise Shrine Sengu Museum Ise, Japan
Designers: Kaoru Mende, Mari Kubota, Tsutomu Nagatsu – Lighting Planners Associates
Owner:
Photos:
A. Kuryu Architect
Jingu Shikinen Zouei Cho
Lighting Planners Associates+Toshio Kaneko
As is often the tradition in Japan, the façade of this building
soft ly glows from the inside out and quietly reflects on a nearby
pond. Inside, a timber ceiling is soft ly uplit and guides visitors
deeper into the museum. Th is approach ensures sufficient
lux levels for the iconic space. Corridor and gallery lighting
comprise the majority of the design. The north corridor is fi lled
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with daylight from low windows, while slit ceiling lighting
illuminates a large mural. As visitors proceed to the main
shrine gallery, light is reduced to heighten the drama. In the
main gallery, a luminous ceiling simulates a natural skylight and
the details of the shrine are carefully illuminated to resemble
the sparkle that natural light would evoke.
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Lakewood Cemetery Garden Mausoleum Minneapolis
Designer: Tao Ham – HGA Architects and Engineers
Owner:
Lakewood Cemetery Association
Photos: Paul Crosby Photography
In designing a final resting place for thousands of people, the
success of both artificial and natural lighting was paramount.
Nestled in a historical landscape, the Mausoleum includes a
reception center, chapel and burial spaces. The entry foyer features
a cascade of xenon crystal pendants highlighting the ceiling
and creating sparkle. Small aperture 18,000-hour, 50-W, MR16
adjustable downlights provide general illumination with minimal
distraction. A staircase with LED step lights draws visitors from
the entry to the lower garden-level. At the garden-level lobby,
MR16 downlights with diffusing lenses effectively highlight the
curving plaster walls. In the chapel, MR16 adjustable-downlights
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form a pool of warm light. The minimum aperture and grid-like
lighting pattern add jewel-like texture to the concave ceiling.
A hallway strings together alternating bays of columbaria (for
cremated remains) and crypt (for caskets) rooms. Squared MR16
wall washers evenly highlight the columbaria walls while revealing
shadow lines to emphasize an individual niche. The crypt room’s
unique ceiling and skylight configuration presented an unusual
lighting challenge. A MR16 lighting-channel is recessed at the
headwall above the opening and highlights the crypt walls with
cross-aiming. The MR16 wall-washers highlight the crypt shutters
while balancing the intensity of the daylight.
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Langham Hotel Lobby Boston
Designers: Carrie Hawley, Brandon Thrasher, Barrett Newell –
Owner:
Photos:
Horton Lees Brogden Lighting Design
Langham Hotel
Richard Mandelkorn Photography
The new owner of this hotel wanted to give the lobby a complete facelift,
reinforcing its luxurious five-star brand. The feeling of luxury begins upon entry
with a dramatic view to the concierge desk and a feature wall, which pops through
patterned glass, distorting several layers of blue, gold and white paint beyond. Two
rows of LED grazing strips–warm and cool white–transform the appearance of the
wall from day to night. The concierge desk is grazed with warm white linear LED
strip lights, while reception desks are illuminated by CFL table lamps and recessed
MR16 accent lights. Custom chandeliers at reception also create an elegant twinkle
using small decorative LED lamps reflected in clear glass balls. Complementing
the refurbished lobby is a new champagne bar and lounge that feature coves and
recessed accent lights. A custom chandelier defines the champagne bar, featuring
clear glass cylinders outfitted with LEDs and broken glass pieces, conjuring up the
image of champagne bubbles.
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Monterey Bay Aquarium, Open Sea
Monterey, CA
Designers: Larry French, Yukiko Yoshida – Auerbach Glasow French
Owner:
Monterey Bay Aquarium
Photos: Monterey Bay Aquarium
When the aquarium’s largest exhibit, the 1-million gallon Open Sea tank, was rebuilt,
the lighting was reimagined, as well. The matte black tank is curved in all directions. To
create the illusion of great depth and make walls “disappear,” custom very high output
metal halide luminaires (95 CRI) were designed. Fan shaped slices of illumination get
progressively deeper in color moving away from the viewing window. The last third of
tank is not illuminated, thus animals swimming away from the viewing window get
progressively darker and eventually vanish. New narrow- beam “sunlight shafts” were
installed, while a surge pump was designed to move the water surface, increasing the
ripple of beams of light traveling through the water. Today, patrons are mesmerized, as the
beauty of wildlife and the hypnotic mystery of the animals is revealed as they swim in and
out of the light.
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Sacramento International Airport Terminal B
Sacramento, CA
Designers: Jason Edling, Jake Wayne, Randy Olaes –
Owner:
Photos:
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Arup North America Ltd.
Sacramento County Airport System
John Swain, Jake Wayne, Tim Griffith
With glass curtainwalls on the east, south and west facades, exterior
louvers were designed to optimize visual comfort and maximize
daylight. At night, interior lighting creates a warm glow. As travelers
enter the ticket hall, they’re drawn to ticket counters crowned with
luminous light boxes. Daylighting controls create a light-and-shadow
effect by turning off all architectural lighting during the day, leaving
only wayfinding elements at the ticket counters illuminated. While
navigating the expansive ticket hall, passengers are provided unique
vantage points within the space. One example is the space where
the TSA security line is located. The distant reflection of light in the
glazing foreshadows that the tiered ceiling is permeating light. Once
past security, passengers make their way through the terminal where
an iconic central ceiling is flanked by shops and restaurants that are
indirectly illuminated, with lines of downlights directing passengers
to the gate lounges beyond. Finally, the gate areas—the last stop before
departure—feature indirectly illuminated vaulted spaces, contrasted
with intimate lounge areas beneath a lower wood ceiling. The building
achieved a lighting power density of 0.43 watts per sq ft, well below
Title-24 requirements.
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Sweet Crush Los Angeles
Designers: Sean O’Connor – Sean O’Connor Lighting; Wil Carson–64 North
Owner:
Sweet Crush
Photos:
Wil Carson
Sweet Crush is an emerging Taiwanese shaved ice bar,
the fi rst of several planned stores for this new franchise. A
system of integrated architectural panels using custom LED
fi xtures creates a highly efficient design. LED linear fi xtures
extend in a staccato rhythm, their density driven by individual
seating zones and the serving counter. Color-changing LEDs
are concealed out of view within the perforated wall cavity,
surrounding and defi ning the store. The store’s environment
radically transforms from day to night, as the clientele shifts
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from families and children to an after-hours spot. Controlled
via a DMX system, the lighting’s intense palette of hues
responds to the changing volumes of guests and can be
easily customized for events. Its LED fi xtures require litt le
maintenance, with fi xtures easily accessed via demountable
panels. The all-LED solution is extremely efficient, with a total
load of less than 0.6 watts per sq ft. The project was executed
within a $160,000 construction budget, with less than 10
percent allocated for lighting.
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Venture Capital Office Building Menlo Park, CA
Designers: Sean O’Connor, Becky Yam, Martha Lopacki– Sean O’Connor Lighting
Photos: Eric Staudenmaier
“Lean,” “green” and “technologically savvy” was the design
brief for this prefabricated, two-level Silicon Valley office
building. With that criteria in mind, the interior lighting design
consists of only three LED luminaire types. LED light slots
with custom-designed asymmetrical downward and outward
distribution line the perimeter of the glass and wood paneled
walls. Miniature LED downlights are integrated into narrow
openings between wooden slats. Lighting in the boardroom
and throughout is based on the building’s column modules and
can accommodate various room sizes. Individually addressed
luminaires are easily zoned together or separated using wi-fi
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enabled devices. The stair experience, meanwhile, is ethereal
with purple walls and a backlit stretched ceiling. Here, the acidetched laminated glass walls are bathed in light and do not reflect
any lighting images. Finally, down below, a light well in the
subterranean garage conceals a linear LED luminaire providing
a wash of light when daylight is not present. Rhythmic patterns
of light punctuate the drive aisle. The use of bleeding-edge LED
technology, soft ware-based lighting controls, daylight harvesting
and a building management system results in a lighting design
that is intelligent, responsive and comfortable with an interior
connected load of only 0.62 watts per sq ft.
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The Edwin F. Guth Memorial Award
for Interior Lighting Design
SPECIAL CITATION FOR EFFECTIVE USE OF
LIGHTING DESIGN FOR LOW VISION
Grousbeck Center for Students & Technology at
Perkins Watertown, MA
Designers: Adam S. Kibbe – Collaborative Lighting, LLC Gund Partnership
Owner:
Perkins
Photos:
Chuck Choi
The Grousbeck Center for Students & Technology at
Perkins serves users with low vision, those who are blind
and deaf-blind, and people with additional disabilities. The
center houses a variety of spaces: classrooms, lounges, offices,
recreational spaces and a cafeteria. At the main entry, in-grade
signage uplights and interior wallwashing create a strong visual
beacon. Well-defined spatial organization, bright colors and
high-contrast are key to orientation, reinforced by lighting
treatments using visibly bright luminaires in clear groupings.
Low ballast-factor high-efficiency T8 pendants in a compelling
central cluster light the atrium lounge. Corridors have clear
paths, eminently perceptible central lighting and doorways
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highlighted by 8-ft vertical linear wall luminaires to help
students orient to their travel direction. The highlight of the
facility is a multipurpose lounge, serving as classroom, study
breakout, as well as social hangout space. The café’s bright
social spaces complement a kitchen where compact fluorescent
task lights at counters allow flexible positioning of additional
illumination with no heat hazard. Tactile wall orientation
panels are highlighted in circulation spaces, and the iterative
wallwashing throughout makes for a pleasing lantern-like
exterior presentation and works in concert with the central
lounge pendant clusters. The resultant facility is as welcoming
from the outside as from the inside.
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SPECIAL CITATION FOR IMMERSIVE THEATRICAL LIGHTING EFFECTS
Flint Hills Discovery Center Manhattan, KS
Designers: Matt Zelkowitz, Ted Mather, Cynthia Murphy, Steven Rosen – Available Light
Owner:
Flint Hills Discovery Center
Photos:
Sam Fentress
Th is science and discovery center’s dramatic facade and
atrium presented the design team with the opportunity
to create a signature look for the community. The design
was inspired by the center’s exhibits, which focus on the
surrounding landscape and prairie biosphere. Inside the atrium,
the balcony edges are highlighted with individually controllable
LED nodes on 4-in. centers creating dynamic lighting that
resembles the billowing of a wheat field in the wind, with
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its kinetic sideways motion. The atrium ceiling is uplit with
a separate set of color-changing LED fi xtures emphasizing
vertical scale and drama. Visible throughout the city, the atrium
ceiling is a “lighthouse” that draws the curious, but also serves
as a public address system. Special sequences can be triggered
by staff when a storm is rolling over the prairie, and the town
knows when the Kansas State teams win an athletic contest,
thanks to a KSU colors show in the atrium.
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SPECIAL CITATION FOR DYNAMIC INTEGRATION OF LIGHTING
WITH PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
HafenCity University Subway Station Hamburg, Germany
Designers: Gerd Pfarré, Katja Moebs, Katrin Rohr, Christoph Matthias – Pfarré Lighting Design
Owner:
City of Hamburg
Photos:
Markus Tollhopf
This subway station in Hamburg, Germany, is filled with steel
and light. The design goal was to capture the light in containers:
imposing, powerful objects arranged in a series, able to assert
themselves alongside the steel. Twelve lighting containers
were designed to resemble shipping containers, a nod to the
maritime environment of Hamburg Harbor. Recessed metal
halide downlights provide glare-free, crisp lighting for the ticket
halls. The colors can be coordinated by different sections in each
free-hanging unit or as an entire set, and can change to signal the
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arrival or departure of trains, synchronize with the seasons or
simply create an enjoyable environment. Cladded with 6,500 sq
meters of massive, specially treated steel sheets, the station’s walls
and ceiling are enormous reflecting surfaces. Relatively dark and
not too shiny, they reflect the various colors and turn the space
into a magical, powerful lighting experience. The smooth color
reflections create an imposing contrast to the evenly distributed
warm white light integrated in the container bottoms to illuminate
the 200-meter long platform.
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Miho Institute of Aesthetics Chapel
Shigaraki, Japan
Designers: Paul Marantz, Zack Zanolli, Michael Hemmenway,
Owner:
Photos:
Michael Lombardi – Fisher Marantz Stone
I. M. Pei, Hitoshi Maehara, Hiroshi Okamoto –
I.M. Pei Architect
Miho Institute of Aesthetics
Higashide Photo Studio & Fisher Marantz Stone
Situated within a new academic campus is a legendary
architect’s fi nal project. The challenge for the lighting designers
was that this unusual building is virtually all wall, no ceiling.
In the chapel, there are only three lighting elements: a circular
chandelier overhead, a cove where the walls meet the floor and a
stanchion supporting a line of AR111 gimbals lighting the altar.
The key light source is a 12-meter diameter circular pendant,
suspended from three points and structured like a bicycle wheel
with a steel tube core and three spokes. In the hub, six AR111
lamps light the altar. Seamless dimmable fluorescent lamps have
right angle electrodes to provide continuous light, with one
lamp serving each facet, illuminating the cedar wall. At night,
the chapel’s stainless steel skin is gently uplighted using 35-watt
CMH lamps in low pedestal washlights.
The Edwin F. Guth Memorial
Award for Interior Lighting Design
SPECIAL CITATION FOR THE
CHANDELIER AS AN ELEGANT
LIGHTING RESPONSE TO A UNIQUE
ARCHITECTURAL FORM
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The David L. Lawrence Convention Center
Water Feature Pittsburgh
Designers: Alfred R. Borden, Stephen Hoppe – The Lighting Practice
Owner:
Sports and Exhibition Authority
Photos: Stephen Hoppe
Located between downtown and the riverfront, this unique
water feature welcomes visitors to a busy convention center. The
owner’s goal was to replace a 10-year-old submersible system
with more energy-efficient and easier to maintain equipment.
The new color-changing system att racts visitors, provides
easy access for fi xture maintenance and reduces energy load
93 percent from the existing halogen based-lighting (from
182,000 to 11,000 watts). The new system was installed at the
ceiling, and fi xture locations were selected to provide an even
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Sponsored by
OSRAM Sylvania
wash of continuous light along the rushing waterfalls. Each
50-W LED fi xture replaced six 250- or 500-W submersible
halogen uplights. A centralized control system allows the client
to change programming for the feature from their offices.
While color will often be used, retaining the ability to wash the
fountain in white light was desired and mixed from the RGB
during commissioning. The installation was completed under
the $35,000 budget with a 2.5 year payback expected based on
operating and maintenance savings.
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Glumac Portland Office Portland, OR
Designers: Glumac Lighting Studio
Owner:
Glumac
Photos: Bruce Damonte
When it came time to design the lighting for this full-service consulting
engineering fi rm, the client turned inward to its in-house lighting designers.
Every luminaire has local dimming control and complete adjustability from a
networked control system. Each configurable conference space uses separately
controlled recessed fluorescents, LEDs and suspended direct and indirect
components to ensure functional flexibility, and can be controlled with a single
dimmer at room entry, a five-button scene controller near the presenter’s screen,
or individual fi xture and shade control via an iPad. In private offices, direct/
indirect fluorescent luminaires are used within the rhythm of the exposed
concrete structure. When ample daylighting is present, fi xtures are automatically
dimmed down as low as 1 percent. Vacancy sensors throughout every space
are turned on manually only when needed. General office space is lighted
with adjustable task lights at each workstation, and luminaires are shielded to
produce no glare for workers seated or standing. With motorized shades raised,
daylighting allows task lights to dim automatically, and wireless dimming
controls allow each user to set a level or turn fi xtures off. Project maintenance is
simple and inexpensive with only three lamp types and easily accessible fi xtures.
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Sponsored by
OSRAM Sylvania
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Energy and Environmental Design Award Sponsored by OSRAM Sylvania
SPECIAL CITATION FOR SPECIAL USE OF DISTRIBUTING DAYLIGHTING TECHNOLOGIES
DPR Construction Net-Zero
Phoenix Regional Office Phoenix
Designer: Ricardo Baca – SmithGroupJJR
Owner:
Cassie Robertson
Photos: Mastorakos Photography
Eliminating artificial light during the vast majority of the
workday through daylight harvesting was a high priority for
this office space. The lighting designer achieved this by utilizing
ducted skylights in strategic locations throughout the facility
and with daylight contribution from operable perimeter
windows. CFL architectural high-bay fi xtures contribute to
the overall industrial aesthetic of the open ceiling when on
or off. Conference room ducted skylights are equipped with
operable baffles for light level control. Light distribution at
work surfaces is uniform and maximizes comfort. Automated
strategies include occupancy detection, time-based scheduling
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and dimming via photocell to achieve programmed light levels.
The implementation of a “green screen” will reduce interior
perimeter glare when foliage is established. Coiling doors
allow users the option of collaborating in an area open to the
environment, and users may also choose to work outdoors
under a translucent canopy. A classroom is equipped with
ducted skylights with operable baffles as well as high-efficiency
dimmable fluorescent troffers, giving users the ability to tune
lighting levels to specific tasks. The fully addressable automated
lighting control system makes altering lighting control schemes
a simple task throughout the building.
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The Aileen Page Cutler Memorial Award
for Residential Lighting Design
SPECIAL CITATION FOR ELEGANT USE
OF ENERGY EFFICIENCY FOR A RESIDENCE
Scarlett Residence Vancouver, Canada
Designer: Galina Zbrizher – Total Lighting Solutions
Owner:
Steve Scarlett
Photos: Kristopher Grunert
Reflections, shadow and light are orchestrated in a peaceful
yet dynamic composition in this Vancouver home. Light from
a continuous 3D grid of in-floor and in-ground LED uplights,
reflected and warmed by the wood ceiling, adds serenity and
comfort. Minimal direct/indirect pendant lighting for the
kitchen island is the only luminaire affi xed to an otherwise
flawless wood ceiling. Wall-mounted linear LED grazers
enhance the textured fireplace and balance daylight. To balance
and visually expand the openness of the space, the art wall is lit
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the same as the fi replace opposite it. Consistent with the interior
lighting, exterior linear LEDs highlight and defi ne the entrance.
Aligned with the grid above, in-grade uplights reveal the
building’s wood underside, harmonizing with ceilings above.
Stairs lit from above and below become a glowing sculpture.
Outside, concealed low-wattage LED wide floods soft ly reveal
the landscape, and minimal low-wattage LED landscape lights
will illuminate tree form. All lighting is dimmed and controlled
by photocells, occupancy sensors and a preset system.
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ALBUQUERQUE SECTION
Chairperson: David Penasa
UNSER BRIDGE LIGHTING
Designer: Gregory Miller
Company: Morrow Reardon Wilkinson Miller
Ltd.
Owner: City of Albuquerque
ANCHORAGE SECTION
Chairperson: Lucas Schneller
ALASKA SCIENTIFIC CRIME DETECTION
LABORATORY
Designer: Pat Cusick
Company: AMC Engineers
Owner: Alaska Department of Transportation
and Public Facilities
GATEWAY AQUATIC CENTER
Designer: Ed Peck
Owner: Ketchikan Gateway Borough
KENAI LIBRARY
Designer: Ed Peck
Owner: City of Kenai
ATLANTA SECTION
Chairperson: W. Randy Parrish
TUMI - RODEO DRIVE FLAGSHIP STORE
Designer: Brent Shelly
Company: Regency Lighting
Owner: TUMI
BOSTON SECTION
Chairperson: Ben Koyle
161 EXCHANGE STREET LOBBY WALL
Designer: Katherine Abernathy
Company: Abernathy Lighting Design, Inc.
Owner: LLB Architects
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ANNA JAQUES HOSPITAL - MEDICAL
SURGICAL UNIT
Designer: Enrique Rojas
Company: Steffian Bradley Architects
Owner: Anna Jaques Hospital
BAYSTATE MEDICAL CENTER/HOSPITAL OF
THE FUTURE
Owner: Baystate Health
BIN312
Designer: Evelyn Audet
Company: Evelyn Audet Lighting Design
Owner: Tony Demers & John Lombardo
EQUITY COMPANY OFFICE
Designer: Charlie Walsh
Company: Ripman Lighting Consultants
ESKER FOUNDATION
Designer: Paul Zaferiou
Company: Lam Partners, Inc.
Owner: Esker Foundation
FINANCIAL COMPANY OFFICES
FINANCIAL SERVICES OFFICE INTERIOR
BOSTON UNIVERSITY- MARCIANO
COMMONS AND CENTER FOR STUDENT
SERVICES
Designer: Lukas J. Sturm
FLINT HILLS DISCOVERY CENTER
Designer: Matt Zelkowitz
Company: Available Light
Owner: Flint Hills Discovery Center
BRODY LEARNING COMMONS AT JOHNS
HOPKINS UNIVERSITY
Designer: Adam S. Kibbe
Company: Collaborative Lighting LLC
Owner: Johns Hopkins University
FORRESTER RESEARCH
Designer: Reiko Komiyama
Company: Sladen Feinstein Integrated
Lighting, Inc.
Owner: Forrester Research, Inc.
CHRISTA MCAULIFFE ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
Designer: Chin Lin
Company: HMFH Architects, Inc.
Owner: Concord, NH School District
GROUSBECK CENTER FOR STUDENTS &
TECHNOLOGY AT PERKINS
Owner: Perkins
CORBU SPA AND SALON AT THE CHARLES
HOTEL
Designer: Reiko Komiyama
Lighting, Inc.
Owner: The Charles Hotel
HARVARD GRADUATE SCHOOL OF
EDUCATION GUTMAN LIBRARY
RENOVATION
Owner: Harvard University
CURRY STUDENT CENTER DINING AREA AT
NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY
Designer: Jef Leon
Company: Prellwitz Chilinski Associates
J. MICHAEL RUANE JUSTICE CENTER
Owner: State of Massachusetts Administrative
Office of the Trial Court
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JONES LANG LASALLE - PHILADELPHIA
OFFICE
Designer: Glenn Heinmiller
Company: Lam Partners
Owner: Jones Lang LaSalle
THE EARL OF SANDWICH
Designer: Chris Ripman
Owner: The Earl of Sandwich
BUFFALO SECTION
Chairperson: Wally Lukasik
INAMORI KYOCERA MUSEUM OF FINE
CERAMICS
Designer: Ruslan Belous
Company: Wendel
Owner: Donna Sturdevant
LANGHAM HOTEL LOBBY
Designer: Carrie Hawley
Company: Horton Lees Brogden Lighting
Design, Inc.
Owner: Langham Hotel
THE GOLISANO CHILDREN’S MUSEUM OF
NAPLES
Designer: Katherine Abernathy
Company: Abernathy Lighting Design, Inc.
Owner: The Golisano Children’s Museum of
Naples
MARRIOTT LONG WHARF
Designer: Carrie Hawley
Design, Inc.
Owner: Marriott Long Wharf
TUFTS UNIVERSITY COLLABORATIVE
GENOME CLUSTER
Designer: Sara Schonour
Company: Cannon Design
Owner: Tufts University
4TH STREET UNDERPASS
Designer: Ronald W. Bonnett
Company: Stantec Consulting
Owner: Calgary Municipal Land Corporation
NEWBURYPORT INN STREET RE-LIGHTING
UMASS MEMORIAL HEALTHCARE H1
IMAGING DEPARTMENT
Owner: UMass Memorial Healthcare
ANTARCTIC LANDING, CALGARY ZOO
Designer: Rick Robertson
Company: Robertson and Associates
Engineering Ltd.
Owner: Calgary Zoo
NEWTON NORTH HIGH SCHOOL
Owner: Town of Newton
NEWTON NORTH HIGH SCHOOL - SITE
LIGHTING
Owner: Town of Newton
REVERE HOTEL
Designer: Julie Rose
Lighting
Owner: Northwood Hospitality
ROBERT G. AND HELEN C. KLEBERG SOUTH
TEXAS HERITAGE CENTER
Owner: Witte Museum
TARBOX TOYOTA
Designer: Evelyn Audet
Company: Evelyn Audet Lighting Design
Owner: Edward Tarbox
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UNIVERSITY DINING COMMONS AT FOX
HALL, UMASS LOWELL
Designer: Josh Feinstein
Lighting, Inc.
Owner: University of Massachusetts Lowell
VANDERWEIL RESIDENCE
Owner: Bill and Lisa Vanderweil
CALGARY SECTION
Chairperson: Richard McDonald
SIGNAL HILL LIBRARY EXPANSION
Designer: Trevor Cleall
Company: DIALOG
THE LIONS AWAKEN - THE RELIGHTING OF
THE CENTRE STREET BRIDGE
Designer: Paul Mercier
Company: Lighting Design Innovations
Owner: City of Calgary
CHICAGO SECTION
Chairperson: Evelyn Alford
WHITTIER STREET HEALTH CENTER
Designer: Jeffrey Sladen
Lighting, Inc.
Owner: Whittier Street Health Center
HILTON CHICAGO
Designer: James Baney
Company: Schuler Shook
Owner: Hilton
WORCESTER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE
SPORTS & RECREATION CENTER
Owner: Worcester Polytechnic Institute
IALD HEADQUARTERS
Designer: Robert Shook
Owner: International Association of Lighting
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MAJOR ACCOUNTING FIRM - CHICAGO
TRAINING FACILITY
Designer: Anne Kustner Haser
Company: Anne Kustner Lighting Design
THE PENTHOUSE
Designer: Marianne Maloney
Company: Filament33, Inc.
THYSSEN KRUPP NORTH AMERICA
Designer: Gwen Grossman
Company: Gwen Grossman Lighting Design
DALLAS CONVENTION CENTER HOTEL
Designer: Jacob Gerber
Company: Lang Lighting Design, Inc.
Chairperson: David Barker
HOTEL LUMEN
Designer: Michael Dawson
Company: scott oldner lighting design
VETERANS MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM
RENOVATION
Designer: Robert A. Brown
Company: KJWW Engineering Consultants
Owner: Polk County
THE PLACE
Designer: Scott Oldner
Company: scott oldner lighting design
DENVER SECTION
WELLS FARGO WEALTH MANAGEMENT
Designer: Gwen Grossman
Company: Gwen Grossman Lighting Design
COLUMBUS SECTION
Chairperson: Jeff Dolce
COLUMBUS CONVENTION CENTER HOTEL
Designer: Ardra Paige Zinkon
Company: TecStudio
DAVID C. CRAGO RARE BOOK AND SPECIAL
COLLECTIONS ROOM
Designer: Justin Schultz
Company: Metro CD Engineering
Owner: Taggart Law Library, Ohio Northern
University
SCHOTTENSTEIN CENTER ENDOWMENT
LOUNGE
Designer: Justin Schultz
Company: Metro CD Engineering LLC
Owner: Colin Thompson
DALLAS SECTION
Chairperson: Mike Roger
ASPEN REMODEL
Designer: Robert Singer
Company: Robert Singer & Associates, Inc
METROPOLITAN STATE UNIVERSITY OF
DENVER’S STUDENT SUCCESS BUILDING
Designer: Rachel Petro Fitzgerald
Company: RNL
Owner: Metropolitan State University of
Denver
THE ART OF BASEBALL
Designer: Joy Yamada
Company: Illume ME Engineers
Owner: Claude Delorme
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY (DOE)
NATIONAL RENEWABLE ENERGY
LABORATORY’S INFORMATION COMMONS
Company: RNL
Owner: U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)
National Renewable Energy Laboratory
Chairperson: Ericka Bailey
COOK CHILDREN’S MEDICAL CENTER,
NORTH TOWER
Designer: Jill Klores
Company: Essential Light Design Studio
Owner: Cook Children’s Medical Center
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WHEELER TRIGG O’DONNELL, LLP
Company: RNL
Owner: Wheeler Trigg O’Donnell, LLP
DES MOINES SECTION
DETROIT SECTION
Chairperson: Eric Graettinger
ASTERIA BAR
Designer: Darko Banfic
Company: Peter Basso Associates, Inc
Owner: Bill Williams
CHRYSLER HOUSE
Designer: Shawn Schiappacasse
Company: Integrated Design Solutions
Owner: Dave Koskela
DOW FOUNDER’S GARDEN
Designer: Kenneth Klemmer
Company: Illuminating Concepts
Owner: Dow Chemical Company
GATEWAY COMMUNITY COLLEGE
INTEGRATED EDUCATION BUILDING
Designer: Rodrigo Manriquez
Company: SmithGroupJJR
Owner: Maricopa County Community
College District
HORSESHOE CASINO-CLEVELAND
Designer: Sonia Noble
Company: Illuminating Concepts
Owner: Rock Gaming/Caesars
MEDICAL SCIENCE UNIT II LECTURE HALLS,
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, ANN ARBOR
Designer: Jeff Walenciak
Company: SHW Group
Owner: University of Michigan
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MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY
ENGINEERING LIBRARY
Designer: Gary Yurich
Company: Best Lights, Inc.
Owner: Michigan State University MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY JENISON
FIELD HOUSE
Designer: Gary Yurich
Company: Best Lights, Inc.
Owner: Michigan State University
NEW SANGREN HALL
Designer: Robert M. White
Company: Illuminart
Owner: Western Michigan University
NOTRE DAME UNIVERSITY - COMPTON
FAMILY ICE ARENA
Designer: Tracey Guzman
Company: Peter Basso Associates, Inc.
Owner: Craig Tiller
STEELCASE GLOBAL HEADQUARTERS
WORKCAFE
Designer: Gary R. Steff y
Company: Gary Steff y Lighting Design, Inc.
Owner: Cherie Johnson
TEMPLE BETH EL
Designer: Stefan R. Graf
Company: Illuminart
Owner: Temple Beth El
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN - YOST ICE
ARENA
Designer: Tracey Guzman
Owner: Scott Wood
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN CRISLER
ARENA RENOVATION AND EXPANSION
Designer: Darko Banfic
Owner: Steven Donoghue
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Chairperson: Wanda Barchard
1828 L STREET NW
Designer: Mitch Johnson
Company: MCLA, Inc.
NATIONAL MUSEUM OF HEALTH &
MEDICINE
Designer: Frank Feist
Company: MCLA, Inc.
Owner: National Museum of Health &
Medicine
EDMONTON SECTION
Chairperson: R. Wayne Rogers
EDMONTON CLINIC
Designer: Katherine MacKay
Company: MMM Group Limited
Owner: Alberta Health Services
NEWMAN COLLEGE
Designer: Trina Larsen
Company: DIALOG
Owner: Archdiocese of Edmonton
KANSAS CITY SECTION
Chairperson: Jana Fajen
HELIX ARCHITECTURE + DESIGN REDUCED
ENERGY
Designer: Bruce Yarnell
Company: Yarnell Associates LLC
Architectural Lighting Design
JOHNSON COUNTY YOUTH & FAMILY
SERVICES CENTER
Designer: Brian L. Daniels
Company: Smith & Boucher, Inc.
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY BASKETBALL
TRAINING FACILITY
Designer: Jana Fajen
Company: Henderson Engineers
Owner: Charlie Thomas
KU EDWARDS CAMPUS BEST (BUSINESS,
ENGINEERING, SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY)
BUILDING
Designer: Sean Zaudke
Company: Gould Evans
STANDARD STYLE- BALDWIN DENIM
Designer: Mark Hershman
Company: Impact Illumination
THE HOLLYWOOD CASINO AT THE KANSAS
SPEEDWAY LANDSCAPE
Designer: Kathi Vandel
Company: LightWorks, Inc.
Owner: Kansas Entertainment, LLC
TODD BOLENDER CENTER FOR DANCE AND
CREATIVITY
Designer: Andrew N. Johnson
Company: Gibbens Drake Scott, Inc.
TROOST AVENUE BRIDGE REPLACEMENT
Designer: Kathi Vandel
Company: LightWorks, Inc.
Owner: City of Kansas City, Missouri
LAS VEGAS SECTION
Chairperson: Joel Ehlers
BLUE MAN GROUP RETAIL AT MONTE
CARLO
Designer: Goerge Huang
Company: SHOP12
FORUM SHOPS AT CAESARS - SKY
LIGHTING
Designer: Jim Holladay
Company: PRG
Owner: Simon Property Group
HERITAGE PARK
Designer: Jon Foster
Company: Professional Design Associates, Inc.
Owner: City of Henderson
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LITTLE ROCK SECTION
Chairperson: Morgan Manning
WESTBOUND I-244 ARKANSAS RIVER
BRIDGE - HIGHWAY LIGHTING
Designer: William B. Gilbreath
Company: Garver
Owner: Oklahoma Department of
Transportation
LOS ANGELES SECTION
Chairperson: Karl Haas
3M PROJECT COMMUNITY
Designer: Heather Libonati
Company: Luminesce Design
AULANI - A DISNEY RESORT & SPA
(EXTERIOR)
Designer: Kyllene Jones
Company: Lighting Design Alliance
AULANI - A DISNEY RESORT & SPA
(INTERIOR)
BAKU FLAME TOWERS
Designer: Francis Krahe
Company: Francis Krahe & Associates
CARS LAND
Designer: Ken Lennon
Company: Walt Disney Imagineering
CHERRY CREEK NORTH (BUSINESS
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT)
Designer: Patrick B. Quigley
Company: Patrick B. Quigley & Associates
(PBQA)
Owner: Kevin Wrede
CITY CREEK CENTER
Designer: Laura Yates
Design
Owner: City Creek Reserve / The Taubman
Company, Inc.
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GALAXY CASINO
Designer: Matt Jackson
VENTURE CAPITAL OFFICE BUILDING
Designer: Sean O’Connor
Company: Sean O’Connor Lighting
GALAXY CASINO INTERIOR
Designer: Matt Jackson
WARNER BROS. STUDIO TOUR LONDON:
THE MAKING OF HARRY POTTER
Designer: Michael Finney
Company: Thinkwell Group
Owner: Warner Bros, Entertainment
GILMORE BANK
Designer: Jay Winters
Company: JK Design Group
Owner: A. F. Gilmore & Company
HYDE LOUNGE BELLAGIO
Owner: SBE Entertainment/MGM Resorts
International
JAMES A. MICHENER ART MUSEUM EDGAR
N. PUTMAN EVENT PAVILION
JAMES A. MICHENER ART MUSEUM EDGAR
N. PUTMAN EVENT PAVILION - EXTERIOR
NORTH CAROLINA A&T STATE UNIVERSITY
ACADEMIC CLASSROOM BUILDING
Designer: Tina Aghassian
Design
Owner: North Carolina A&T State University
SWEET CRUSH
UCLA PAULEY PAVILION RENOVATION &
EXPANSION
Designer: John Dunn
Design
Owner: University of California, Los Angeles
UNITED TALENT AGENCY
ANN & ROBERT H LURIE CHILDREN’S
HOSPITAL OF CHICAGO - PUBLIC LOBBIES
Designer: Lauri Tredinnick
Company: Pivotal Lighting Design
Owner: Mary Kate Daly
ANN & ROBERT H. LURIE CHILDREN’S
HOSPTIAL OF CHICAGO - PATIENT AREAS
Designer: Lauri Tredinnick
Company: Pivotal Lighting Design
Owner: Mary Kate Daly
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN, MADISON:
DEJOPE HALL
Designer: Mandar Bankhele
Company: Lighting Ergonomics LLC
Owner: University of Wisconsin
MILWAUKEE SECTION
Chairperson: Justin Hendrickson
BMO HARRIS STAGE SUMMERFEST
Designer: Marty Peck
Company: Creative Lighting Design and
Engineering LLC
Owner: Milwaukee World Festival
THE BASILICA OF ST. JOSAPHAT
Designer: Marty Peck
Company: Creative Lighting Design and
Engineering LLC
Owner: The Basilica of St. Josaphat
MINNEAPOLIS SECTION
Chairperson: Peter Strand
ETMC ATHENS
Designer: Chrysanthi Stockwell
Company: HGA Architects and Engineers
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FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AGENCY
HEADQUARTERS BUILDING
Designer: Chrysanthi Stockwell
GE VEHICLE INNOVATION CENTER
Designer: Deborah A. Zimmerman
Company: Michaud Cooley Erickson
Consulting Engineers
Owner: General Electric
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY: ECO VILLAGE
Designer: Jennifer Pytleski
Company: Werner Electric
Owner: St. Croix Valley Habitat for Humanity
HGA OFFICES AT FORD CENTER
Designer: Patricia Hunt
LAKEWOOD CEMETERY GARDEN
MAUSOLEUM
Designer: Tao Ham
NEW YORK CITY SECTION
Chairperson: Megan Carroll
34 AT GRAND HYATT ISTANBUL
Designer: Mauricio Lopez
Company: ML Studio, Inc.
Owner: Dogus Turizm
BRIO
Designer: David Singer
Company: Arc Light Design (lighting design
division of tonychi and associates)
CHANDELIER BAR AT THE COSMOPOLITAN
HOTEL AND RESORT
Designer: Paul Gregory
Company: Focus Lighting
Owner: Cosmopolitan Las Vegas
CIEL DE PARIS
Designer: Herve Descottes
Company: L’Observatoire International
Owner: Elliance
NE LIBRARY
Designer: Lisa Chaput
Company: LightSpaces
Owner: Hennepin County Library
CLYDE FRAZIER’S WINE AND DINE
RESTAURANT
Designer: Suzan Tillotson
Company: Tillotson Design Associates
Owner: ARK Restaurants
UHLENKAMP KITCHEN REMODEL
Designer: Sarah Wallin LC
Company: Werner Electric
Owner: Brian & Natalie Uhlenkamp
CLYFFORD STILL MUSEUM
Designer: Chris Rush
Company: Arup
Owner: Clyfford Still Museum
WADENA-DEER CREEK MIDDLE SCHOOL/
HIGH SCHOOL
Designer: Gerald R. Chartrand
Company: Karges-Faulconbridge, Inc.
Owner: Wadena-Deer Creek School District
#2155
CONRAD HOTEL NEW YORK
Owner: Goldman Sachs & Co
MONTREAL SECTION
Chairperson: Christiane de Cesare
PHI CENTRE
Designer: Conor Sampson
Company: CS Design
Owner: Creations Diving Horse Limited
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CURRY PROPERTIES – SUBARU/HYUNDAI
DEALERSHIP
Designer: Bonny Ann Whitehouse
Company: Whitehouse Lighting Design LLC
DAVID YURMAN - RODEO DRIVE, BEVERLY
HILLS, CALIFORNIA
Designer: Renee Cooley Principal
Company: Cooley Monato Studio
Owner: David Yurman
DUKE UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER,
CANCER CENTER - QUIET ROOM
Designer: Francesca Bettridge
Company: Cline Bettridge Bernstein Lighting
Design, Inc.
Owner: Duke University Medical Center
DULLES INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT & APM
STATION TIER 2 MIDFIELD CONCOURSE
Designer: Domingo Gonzalez
Company: Domingo Gonzalez Associates
Owner: Dulles International Airport
EAST RIVER WATERFRONT PIER 15 AND
ESPLANADE
Designer: Suzan Tillotson
Company: Tillotson Design Associates
ISABELLA STEWART GARDNER MUSEUM
Designer: Matt Franks
Company: Arup
Owner: Jim Labeck
LOGAN
Designer: Steven Espinoza
Company: Lighting Workshop
Owner: Logan
MALL OF AMERICA EAST BOULEVARD
RENOVATION
Designer: Renée Cooley
Company: Cooley Monato Studio
Owner: Mall of America
MECHOSYSTEMS HEADQUARTERS
Designer: Attila Uysal
Company: SBLD Studio
Owner: Jan Berman
DAEYANG HOUSE AND GALLERY
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MHJ INTERNATIONAL TERMINAL AT
HARTSFIELD JACKSON INTERNATIONAL
AIRPORT
Owner: Hartsfield Jackson International Airport
RICHARD M. FISHER BUILDING, BAM
(BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC)
Design, Inc.
Owner: BAM (Brooklyn Academy of Music)
MIDWAY CROSSINGS
Designer: James Baney
Owner: University of Chicago, Steven
Wiesenthal
SOBOU, W HOTEL
Designer: Ken Ventry
Company: Reveal Design Group
Owner: Starwood Hotels & Resorts
MIHO INSTITUTE OF AESTHETICS – CHAPEL
Designer: Paul Marantz
Company: Fisher Marantz Stone, Inc.
NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY
ORIENTATION THEATER
Designer: Ted Mather
Owner: New~York Historical Society
PARK HYATT, DC
Designer: Ken Ventry
Company: Reveal Design Group
Owner: Hyatt Group
PROENZA SCHOULER FLAGSHIP STORE
Designer: Michael Cummings
Owner: Proenza Schouler
PS/IS 276: NEW BATTERY PARK CITY
SCHOOL
Owner: NYC School Construction Authority
REFLECT AT THE STEPHEN P. CLARK
GOVERNMENT CENTER LOBBY
Designer: Brett Andersen
Owner: Miami Dade Art in Public Spaces
REVA AND DAVID LOGAN CENTER FOR THE
ARTS
Designer: Richard Renfro
Company: Renfro Design Group, Inc.
Owner: University of Chicago
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SPACE SHUTTLE PAVILION AT INTREPID
SEA, AIR, AND SPACE MUSEUM
Designer: Brett Andersen
Owner: Intrepid Sea, Air, and Space Museum
ST. KATHARINE DREXEL CHAPEL, XAVIER
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA
Design, Inc.
Owner: Xavier University of Louisiana
SUTPHIN BOULEVARD OVERPASS
Owner: Greater Jamaica Development
Corporation
THE BARNES FOUNDATION
Owner: The Barnes Foundation
THE BARNES FOUNDATION
Owner: The Barnes Foundation
THE DRAWING CENTER GALLERIES
Designer: Kyle Chepulis
Company: Technical Artsitry, Inc.
Owner: Brett Littman
THE SMITH CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING
ARTS
Designer: Susan Brady
Company: SBLD Studio
TORRE IBERDROLA
Design, Inc.
Owner: Iberdrola
VINTRY FINE WINES
Owner: Peter and Harry Poulakakos
VIRGIN ATLANTIC JFK CLUBHOUSE
Owner: Virgin Atlantic
W HOTEL - SEATTLE
Designer: Doug Russell
Company: Lighting Workshop
Owner: W Hotel
WILLIAM H. NEUKOM BUILDING,
STANFORD LAW SCHOOL
Designer: Barbara C. Horton
Design, Inc
Owner: Stanford Law School
NORFOLK/VIRGINIA SECTION
Chairperson: Jason Brognana
AECOM NORFOLK VIRGINIA REGIONAL
OFFICE
Designer: Justin C. Cashwell
Company: AECOM
Owner: AECOM
GERMANNA COMMUNITY COLLEGE ACADEMIC SERVICES BUILDING
Designer: Jonathan Walker
Company: Clark Nexsen
Owner: Rick Brehm
GRAND JUNCTION PUBLIC SAFETY
FACILITY
Designer: Terry E. Dodge
Company: AECOM
Owner: City of Grand Junction
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OKLAHOMA CITY SECTION
Chairperson: Michelle Sackett
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF TULSA
MAIN CAMPUS REMODEL AND ADDITION
Designer: Christopher A. Harwell
Company: Cyntergy AEC
Owner: First Presbyterian Church of Tulsa
ORU ARMAND HAMMER ALUMNI STUDENT
CENTER
Designer: Christopher A. Harwell
Company: Cyntergy AEC
Owner: Oral Roberts University
RIVENDELL RESIDENCE
Designer: Jim Catlege
Company: Triple C Lighting Specialists
Owner: Jim Catlege
GASLAMP QUARTER HOTEL &
CONVENTION CENTER RENOVATION
Designer: John M. Fox
Company: Fox and Fox Design LLC
Owner: Keri Robinson
LIDO ISLAND RESIDENCE
OLD TOWN NEWHALL LIBRARY
Designer: Lauren Dandridge
Company: StudioK1
Owner: City of Santa Clarita
SHORE HOTEL - EXTERIOR LIGHTING
DESIGN
Designer: Matt Levesque
Company: First Circle Design LLC
Owner: Farzam family
OMAHA SECTION
Chairperson: Allen Klostermeyer
CHURCH OF THE NATIVITY
Designer: Toby Samuelson
Company: Farris Lighting
Owner: Church of the Nativity
LINCOLN SURGICAL HOSPITAL WEST
ADDITION
Designer: Ronald W. Geary
Company: Geary Engineering, Inc.
Owner: Lincoln Surgical Hospital
TAYLOR OFFICES
Designer: Peter Maradudin
Company: StudioK1
Owner: Taylor Architects
THE WESTIN GASLAMP QUARTER
RENOVATION
Owner: Keri Robinson
ORLANDO SECTION
Chairperson: Michael Smith
ORANGE COUNTY SECTION
Chairperson: Shad Arnold
ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER GRAND
PLAZA
Company: StudioK1
Owner: Anaheim Convention Center
BIOLA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY
CHAPEL
Company: StudioK1
Owner: Biola University
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CHEROKEE CASINO ROTUNDA
Designer: Aram Ebben
Company: EXP U.S. Services, Inc.
Owner: Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians
CHEROKEE HOTEL
Designer: Aram Ebben
Company: EXP U.S. Services, Inc.
Owner: Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians
PHILADELPHIA SECTION
Chairperson: Jeffrey Kahn
230 PARK AVENUE - NEW FACADE
LIGHTING
Designer: Alfred R. Borden
Company: The Lighting Practice
ANDREW G. TRUXAL LIBRARY ANNE
ARUNDLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Designer: Mary Alcaraz
Company: EwingCole
BAYHEALTH MEDICAL CENTER, KENT
CAMPUS EXPANSION, PHASE 2 PAVILION
Company: EwingCole
Owner: Mike Metzing
CONVENTION CENTER PARKING FACILITY
Designer: Ryan Linton
Company: Grenald Waldron Associates
COOPER MEDICAL SCHOOL AT ROWAN
UNIVERSITY: PUBLIC SPACES
Designer: Tom Lyman
Company: HDR Architecture Inc.
DORRANCE H. HAMILTON ROOFTOP
GARDEN AT THE KIMMEL CENTER
Owner: David Thiele
EMPIRE STATE BUILDING - TOWER
LIGHTING REPLACEMENT
Designer: Alfred R Borden
JFK TRIBUTE
Designer: Jered E. Widmer
Company: The Lighting Practice Inc.
Owner: City of Fort Worth
MITRE CORPORATION
Designer: Adrienne Baughmann
Company: HDR Architecture, Inc.
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PENNSYLVANIA CONVENTION CENTER
BROAD STREET FACADE
Owner: Pennsylvania Convention Center
Authority
POCONO MEDICAL CENTER AMBULATORY
CARE FACILITY
Company: EwingCole
Owner: Keith Snidtker
US CUSTOM HOUSE
Designer: Sandra Stashik
Owner: GSA
YOUNG, CONAWAY, STARGATT & TAYLOR
OFFICE RELOCATION
Designer: Michael Barber
Owner: Young, Conaway, Stargatt & Taylor,
LLP
PHOENIX SECTION
SOLID STATE LIGHTING ENLIVENS THE
UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS
EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES AND
INNOVATION CENTER
Designer: Paul Daniel
Company: HDR Architecture, Inc.
TEXAS CHILDREN’S PAVILION FOR WOMEN
Designer: Helen Diemer
Company: The Lighting Practice, Inc.
Owner: Peter Dawson
THE DAVID L. LAWRENCE CONVENTION
CENTER WATER FEATURE
Owner: Sports and Exhibition Authority
TRUMP TAJ BOARDWALK FACADE
Designer: Troy Hornung
Owner: Trump Taj Mahal
Chairperson: R. Scott Wright
COLE CAPITAL
Designer: Mark Mueller
Company: Creative Designs in Lighting
DPR CONSTRUCTION NET-ZERO PHOENIX
REGIONAL OFFICE
Designer: Ricardo Baca
Owner: Cassie Robertson
GATEWAY COMMUNITY COLLEGE
INTEGRATED EDUCATION BUILDING
Designer: Mark Greenawalt
Owner: Maricopa County Community
College District
JAVIER’S AT ARIA RESORT AND CASINO
Designer: Nikki Holt
Company: Creative Designs in Lighting
PHOENIX SCHOOL OF LAW
Owner: Infi Law System Schools
UNITED THERAPEUTICS EXTERIOR
Designer: Christy Rogers
Company: EwingCole
Owner: United Therapeutics
RANDALL MCDANIEL AVONDALE SPORTS
COMPLEX
Owner: American Sports Centers
Chairperson: Jennifer Durham
CORPORATE CAFE
Designer: Ella Mills
Company: Biella Lighting Design
ENERGY TRUST OF OREGON
HEADQUARTERS
Designer: Jesse Smith
Company: Glumac Lighting Studio
Owner: Energy Trust of Oregon
GLUMAC PORTLAND OFFICE
Designer: Glumac Lighting Studio
Company: Glumac
Owner: Glumac
OLD TOWN RECOVERY CENTER
Designer: Robert Dupuy
Company: Interface Engineering Lighting
Studio
Owner: Central City Concern
SANDY HIGH SCHOOL
Designer: Michael Larsen
Company: Interface Engineering
Owner: Oregon Trail School District
SOLESTRUCK
Designer: Ella Mills
Company: Biella Lighting Design
Owner: Solestruck
RALEIGH SECTION
UNITED THERAPEUTICS CORPORATE
HEADQUARTERS
Designer: Christy Rogers
Company: EwingCole
Owner: United Therapeutics
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PORTLAND, OR, SECTION
Chairperson: Barry Thomas
WAKE TECHNICAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE
- NORTHERN WAKE CAMPUS - BUILDING E LECTURE HALL LIGHTING
Designer: David B. Williams
Company: Clark Nexsen PC
- NORTHERN WAKE CAMPUS - BUILDING E LECTURE HALL LIGHTING CONTROLS
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- NORTHERN WAKE CAMPUS - BUILDING E PREFUNCTION LIGHTING
SALT LAKE CITY SECTION
Chairperson: Richard Weight
ADOBE UTAH TECHNOLOGY CAMPUS
Designer: Joseph M. “Jody” Good III
Company: Spectrum Engineers
Owner: Adobe Systems, Inc.
BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY
BROADCASTING BUILDING
Designer: Carol Feldman
Company: BNA Consulting
EAST MILLCREEK COMMUNITY
RECREATION CENTER AND LIBRARY
Designer: Joseph M. “Jody” Good III
Company: Spectrum Engineers
Owner: Salt Lake County Recreation/Salt
Lake County Library System
PCC GATEWAY DINING HALL
Designer: Paul Hixson
Company: HELIUS Lighting Group
QUESTAR HEADQUARTERS
Designer: Mansour Aghdasi
Company: EELD llc
Owner: Mike Gill
UTAH VALLEY CONVENTION CENTER
Designer: Josh Oakeson
WORKERS COMPENSATION FUND SOUTH
TOWNE OFFICE BUILDING
Designer: Carol Feldman
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Chairperson: Lou Long
MONTEREY BAY AQUARIUM, OPEN SEA
Designer: Larry French
Company: Auerbach Glasow French
SAINT HILLARY CATHOLIC CHURCH
Designer: Bridget Williams
Company: Bridget Williams Lighting Design
Owner: Archdiocese of Los Angeles
PAT BROWN’S GRILL RENOVATION
Designer: Craig Oty
Company: Cammisa and Wipf
Owner: UC Berkeley
VALLEY CATHOLIC KOREAN CHURCH
Designer: Bridget Williams
Company: Bridget Williams Lighting Design
Owner: Archdiocese of Los Angeles
SACRAMENTO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TERMINAL B
Designer: Jason Edling
Company: Arup North America Ltd.
SAN DIEGO SECTION
UNITED BUSINESS MEDIA
Designer: Jody Pritchard
Company: h.e. banks + associates Lighting
Design
Owner: United Business Media
SAN BERNADINO/RIVERSIDE
SECTION
Chairperson: Kevin Shepard
HERRINGBONE
Designer: Ron Neal
Company: Ron Neal lighting Design
Owner: Enlighten Hospitality Group, LLC.
SDCCD MESA COLLEGE STUDENT
SERVICES BUILDING
Designer: Bryan Wayne
Company: Michael Wall Engineering Inc.
Owner: San Diego Community College
District
SAN FRANCISCO SECTION
Chairperson: Sabra Zacharias
BANK OF HAWAII OFFICES
Designer: Claudio Ramos
Company: BANKS|RA MOS Architectural
Lighting Design
LOS GATOS PUBLIC LIBRARY
Designer: Alice Prussin
Company: Alice Prussin Lighting Design
Owner: City of Los Gatos
MENDOCINO COLLEGE LIBRARY LEARNING
RESOURCE CENTER
Designer: Jan P. Myer
Company: O’Mahony & Myer Electrical
Engineering & Lighting Design
VELTI SAN FRANCISCO HEADQUARTERS
Designer: Kristin Peck
Company: PritchardPeck Lighting
Owner: Velti
SEATTLE SECTION
Chairperson: Andrew Pultorak
BAKERSFIELD FEDERAL COURTHOUSE
Designer: Jesse Prince
Company: NBBJ Studio 9 Lighting Design
BILLINGS FEDERAL COURTHOUSE
Designer: CJ Brockway
DELTA SKY CLUB, SEATTLE-TACOMA
INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
Designer: Marilee Klimek
Company: Elcon Associates, Inc.
GEIGER MONTESSORI SCHOOL
Designer: Julie Allen
Company: Coffman Engineers, Inc.
Owner: Tacoma Public Schools
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LWTC SITE ENERGY UPGRADES
Designer: Cathy Ettienne-Augustin
Company: Coffman Engineers, Inc.
Owner: Lake Washington Technical College
MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL,
LUNDER BUILDING ADDITION
Designer: Kevin Frary
Chairperson: Lisa Reed
ST. LOUIS PUBLIC LIBRARY 1908 CASS
GILBERT CENTRAL BRANCH RENOVATION,
INTERIOR LIGHTING
Designer: Steve Andert
Company: William Tao & Associates
Owner: St. Louis Public Library
MUSEUM OF HISTORY & INDUSTRY
Designer: Shannon Glover
Company: Candela
Owner: MOHAI
ST. LOUIS PUBLIC LIBRARY
REVITALIZATION, EXTERIOR LIGHTING
Designer: Mark de la Fuente
Company: William Tao & Associates
Owner: St. Louis Public Library
ONE CAMBRIDGE CENTER ENVISIONING
CENTER
Designer: Kat Cheney
Company: Pivotal Lighting/AEI
YAEGER CONFERENCE CENTER
Designer: Brian Waite
Company: ARCTURIS
PACCAR EAMES IMAX RENOVATION
SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC UTILITIES
COMMISSION HEADQUARTERS
Designer: Shaun Darragh
SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC UTILITY
COMMISSION HEADQUARTERS
Designer: Shaun Darragh
ST. PAUL’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Designer: Carol dePelecyn
Company: dePelecyn studio inc.
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON MEDICAL
CENTER EXPANSION
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON
MOLECULAR ENGINEERING & SCIENCES
BUILDING
Designer: Jake Cruz
Company: Pivotal Lighting Design | AEI
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ST LOUIS SECTION
TOLEDO SECTION
Chairperson: Francis Tresso
SLIDELL REGIONAL CANCER CENTER
Designer: John Gill
Company: CRS Engineering & Design
Consultants
Owner: Slidell Memorial Hospital
TORONTO SECTION
Chairperson: Joe Galeazza
ALLEN LAMBERT GALLERIA AND SAM
POLLOCK SQUARE AT BROOKFIELD PLACE
Designer: Marcel Dion
Company: Marcel Dion Lighting Design
Owner: Brookfield Office Properties
BRINGING THE PAST TO LIGHT: THE
CHAPEL AT ROYAL ST. GEORGE’S COLLEGE
Designer: Deborah Gottesman
Company: Gottesman Associates
Owner: Royal St. George’s College
CELEBRATION SQUARE
Designer: Rafael Correa
Company: Smith + Andersen
Owner: Raj Sheth
FORT WELLINGTON VISITOR CENTRE
Designer: Nick Chu
Company: DIALOG
NEW MAIN ENTRANCE AT BETH TIKVAH
SYNAGOGUE
Designer: Deborah Gottesman
Company: Gottesman Associates
Owner: Beth Tikvah Synagogue
ROYAL VICTORIA REGIONAL HEALTH
CENTRE
Designer: Ellen Godson
Company: Angus Lighting / H.H. Angus &
Associates
Owner: Royal Victoria Regional Health
Centre
RYERSON IMAGE CENTRE RYERSON
UNIVERSITY
Designer: Ion Luh
Company: Consullux Lighting Consultants
/ CEL
Owner: Ryerson University
SCARLETT RESIDENCE
Designer: Galina Zbrizher
Company: Total Lighting Solutions
Owner: Steve Scarlett
SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT EXPANSION
Designer: Rafael Correa
Company: Smith + Andersen
SOUTHLAKE BRIDGE ARCHWAY
Associates
Owner: Southlake Regional Health Centre
BROOKFIELD PLACE LOBBIES
Designer: Marcel Dion
Company: Marcel Dion Lighting Design
Owner: Brookfield Office Properties
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THE BURLINGTON PERFORMING ARTS
CENTRE
Designer: Ion Luh
Company: Consullux Lighting Consultants
/ CEL
Owner: City of Burlington
TRUMP INTERNATIONAL HOTEL AND
TOWER POOL
Designer: Amgad Mikhaiel
Company: Hidi Rae Consulting Engineers, Inc.
Owner: Talon International Development, Inc.
UNIVERSITY HEALTH NETWORK TORONTO GENERAL HOSPITAL - MELANIE &
PETER MUNK PATIENT & FAMILY LIBRARY
Associates
Owner: University Health Network
YORKDALE SW PARKING GARAGE
Designer: Ian Joffe
Company: Hammerschlag and Joffe, Inc.
VANCOUVER SECTION
Chairperson: Lynn Asselin
ASKEWS FOODS
Designer: Scott Waddell
Company: Cobalt Engineering
Owner: David Askews
RESTORATION OF THE LADNER CLOCK
TOWER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Designer: Lorne Whitehead
Company: University of British Columbia
SFU SHRUM SCIENCE CENTRE CHEMISTRY
RENOVATION
Designer: Ellie Niakan
Company: Lightwave Studio/MMM Group
Owner: Simon Fraser University
SHEERWATER
Designer: Norman Brown
Company: Robinson Lighting
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SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY, SHRUM
SCIENCE CENTRE CHEMISTRY RENOVATION
Designer: Ellie Niakan
Company: Lightwave Studio/MMM Group
Owner: Simon Fraser University
BOOKSHELF LIGHTING FOR LIBRARY OF
ICHINOMIYA CITY
Designer: Toshiya Yasuda
Company: Yamashita Sekkei, Inc.
Owner: Ichinomiya City
UBC FACULTY OF LAW AT ALLARD HALL
Designer: Michael Graham
Company: Lightwave Studio / MMM Group
Owner: University of British Columbia
BUNGOTAKADA CITY LIBRARY
Designer: Reiko Chikada
Company: Reiko Chikada Lighting Design, Inc.
Owner: Bungotakada City
WICHITA SECTION
BURLINGTON ARCADE
Designer: Andrew Howis
Company: Speirs + Major
Owner: Meyer Bergman
Chairperson: Jason Frazer
BIRGER SANDZEN MEMORIAL ART
GALLERY
Designer: David C Garza
Company: Professional Engineering
Consultants
INTERNATIONAL
Chairperson: Illumination Awards Committee
A10 CENTER
Designer: Thomas Maller
Company: Lichtvision Design & Engineering
GmbH
Owner: ECE Projektmanagement G.m.b.H.
& Co. KG
ARK HILLS SENGOKUYAMA MORI TOWER
Designer: Satoshi Uchihara
Company: Uchihara Creative Lighting Design,
Inc.
Owner: Tranomon / Roppongi Area Urban
Redevelopment Union
BAKU CRYSTAL HALL
GmbH
Owner: State Committee on Property Issues
BOHEMIA’S FACTORY
Designer: Rafael Leão
Company: Conforto Visual
CHENMAPO-DOUFU AKASAKA ARK HILLS
SHOP
Designer: Shinya Imazu
Company: muse-D CO. Ltd.
Owner: F B D Co., Ltd.
CHUSON-JI KONJIKIDO
Designer: Susumu Matsushita
Company: Susumu Matsushita Architecture &
Lighting Design Lab.
Owner: Chuson-ji Temple
COURT HOUSE IN TOKYO
Designer: Hideo Yasui
Company: YASUI HIDEO ATELIER, Inc.
Owner: Hideo Yasui
CRUISE SHIP AIDAMAR
Designer: Isabel Sternkopf
GmbH
Owner: AIDA Cruises - German Branch of
Costa Crociere S.p.A.
DOJIMA BRIDGE
Designer: Shiho Nagamachi
Company: LEM DESIGN STUDIO Co, Ltd.
Owner: Osaka Prefectural Government
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GALAXY INTERNATIONAL MALL OF
TIANJIN
Designer: Li Yutian
Company: Shanghai Grandar Light Art &
Technology Co. Ltd.
Owner: Tianjin Infrastructure Investment
Group
GALAXY MALL
Designer: Eisa Zheng
Company: Leox Design Partnership
Owner: tianjin lecheng real estate co. ltd
GARDENS BY THE BAY, BAY SOUTH
Designer: Kaoru Mende
Company: Lighting Planners Associates
Owner: National Parks Board
GLA YATSUGATAKE INOCHINOSATO LIFE
MEMORIAL HALL
Designer: Masanobu Takeishi
Company: ICE Illumination of City
Environment
Owner: Religious organization GLA
GREAT NATURE AT NABANA-NO-SATO
PARK
Designer: Masaki Kawase
Company: Yamagiwa Corporation
Owner: Nagashima Resort Co., Ltd.
HAFENCITY UNIVERSITY SUBWAY STATION
Designer: Gerd Pfarré
Company: Pfarré Lighting Design
HARAJUKU JINGU NO MORI
Designer: Ryuichi Sawada
Company: Sawada Lighting Design &
Analysis, Inc.
Owner: Jingu no Mori Co.,Ltd.
HOSHINO-YA TAKETOMIJIMA
Environment
Owner: Hoshino Resort, Inc.
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ISE SHRINE SENGU MUSEUM
Owner: Jingu Shikinen Zouei Cho
ITO INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH CENTER
AND ITO HALL, THE UNIVERSITY OF TOKYO
Designer: Hideto Mori
Company: Lighting M., Inc.
Owner: The University of Tokyo
KARUIZAWA MUSEUM COMPLEX
Designer: Hideo Yasui
Company: YASUI HIDEO ATELIER, Inc.
Owner: International Cultural College
Foundation
KASUMIGASEKI LIVE OFFICE “NEXT
OFFFICE”
Designer: Kazuhiko Suzuki
Company: muse-D Co. Ltd.
Owner: KOKUYO Furniture Co.,Ltd.
KENTING H RESORT
Designer: Wilson Lee
Company: Art Light Design
KOKUYO SHANGHAI FLAGHIP SHOWROOM
Environment
Owner: KOKUYO Furniture Commerce and
Trading (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.
KUNMING CHANGSHUI INTERNATIONAL
AIRPORT
Designer: Xin Yingjie
Company: LEDARTEK
Owner: Kunming Changshui International
Airport Construction Headquarters
LIGHTSACAPE WORKS OF AL HAMRA
TOWER KUWAIT
Designer: Wen Yuan
Company: LEDARTEK
LIGHTING FOR NAKANOSHIMA FESTIVAL
TOWER
Designer: Ryuji Hotta
Company: Panasonic Corporation
Owner: The Asahi Shimbun Company
LIXIL MUSEUM
Designer: Kazuhiko Suzuki
Company: muse-D CO. Ltd.
Owner: LIXIL group Co., Ltd.
LVMICANG PRIVATE CLUB
Designer: Ning Guo
Company: Guo Ning Lighting Studio
Owner: Bank of Haer Bin
MUSEUM OF THE BAVARIAN KINGS
Designer: Malte Simon
Company: Licht Kunst Licht AG
NAKANO CENTRAL PARK SOUTH
Designer: Satoshi Uchihara
Inc.
Owner: Tokyo Tatemono Co., Ltd.
NATIONAL CAPITAL AUTHORITY - KINGS
AVENUE OVERPASS
Designer: Steensen Varming
Company: Steesen Varming
Owner: National Capital Authority
NATIONAL MUSEUM OF CHINA
Designer: Helmut Angerer
Company: Conceptlicht GmbH
Owner: National Museum of China
NATIONAL STADIUM WARSAW
GmbH
Owner: Narodowe Centrum Sportu Sp. z o.o.
NCL SHOWROOM
Designer: Alexander Shaw
Company: Nouran Concept Lighting
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RENOVATION OF NANKAI TERMINAL
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SAIHOJI TEMPLE
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SAINOKUNI SAITAMA ARTS THEATER
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TOKYO METROPOLITAN THEATRE
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UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY SYDNEY,
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