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Illumination Arts LLC
2010 Year in Review | |
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2010 was a year filled with many successes and a few challenges.
Thanks to all our clients and colleagues who contributed to an exciting and successful year!
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SUNY Stony Brook Students find a new Home
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The new 600 Bed Residence Hall and Commons Building at SUNY Stony Brook welcomed its first residents for the 2010-2011 school year. The dynamic new building, designed by Goshow Architects, features a conference facility that can accommodate up to 350 students, a café, classrooms and offices, as well as six-person suites and apartments for married students. The LEED paperwork is now being completed, with the expectation that the project will achieve LEED Gold certification.
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The Peddie School Sings the Blues
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The opening of The Peddie School Athletic & Aquatic Center was an exciting start to 2010.This K-12 private school wanted to create a gathering place for students and athletes while improving the facilities for their sports teams and physical education program.The centerpiece of the Center is the natatorium, which is used for Peddie's swim meets and by the local community.At night, the luminous walls can turn "Peddie Blue," providing a visual icon for campus visitors. Click here for more on The Peddie School
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Rockefeller Brothers Earns LEED Platinum
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Continuing their mission to "build a more just, sustainable, and peaceful world," the Rockefeller Brothers Fund designed their new offices to meet LEED-CI 2.0 criteria and then increased their commitment to meet the more stringent requirements of LEED-CI v3. FXFOWLE Architects designed the contemporary space and ensured that aesthetics were not compromised in the pursuit of a sustainable design, which was awarded LEED Platinum certification. Illumination Arts designed all of the lighting for the space, helping to earn several lighting related points for energy efficiency and lighting controls.
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The Historic Beauty of the Kings County Courthouse
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A visit to Rambusch Lighting to view the restored historic luminaires for Kings County Courthouse was an exciting indication that the project is moving into the final stage of the renovation. General illumination in the public areas and arraignment courtrooms has been improved and the historic chandeliers have been cleaned, repaired and restored to their original design. Once the chandeliers have been installed, a mockup will be performed to determine the most effective low wattage, high efficiency lamp to replicate the original Edison lamps. The project is expected to be complete in late 2011.
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LIRR Control Theatre
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The new LIRR Control Theater will be the hub of the Long Island Railroad's network operations center, from which they control everything from traffic signals to passenger announcements. The theater is also used as a crisis control room in the event of an emergency. The curved, tiered space features a full height video screen wall, and the ability to minimize glare on these surfaces and on the desktop-based computer screens is of critical importance. Dimmable, fluorescent lighting provides general illumination in the space, while safety lighting along the stepped workspace is achieved with LED luminaires mounted under the edges of the desktops. Decorative LED lighting details in the articulated ceiling provide visual interest in this 24/7 space.
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| IA Principals Give Back to their Industry and their Community | Ken Douglas Re-elected to Board of International Association of Lighting Designers (IALD)
Ken Douglas continues to dedicate his time and energy to the International Association of Lighting Designers with his reelection to the position of Treasurer on the Board of Directors. Ken is responsible for overseeing an annual budget of $1.5 million that funds a staff of eleven in service of a growing membership of 800 members.
Newark Regional Business Partnership Elects Faith Baum to Board of Directors
Faith Baum was honored with her nomination and election to the Board of Directors of the Newark Regional Business Partnership, continuing her volunteer work with the organization. Her personal goal is to help spread the word about the value of the NRBP to other business owners and to work with the other board members to attract outsiders to Newark, the home of the NJ Devils, NJ Nets, NJ Symphony Orchestra, NJPAC, Prudential Center and the 2010 Dodge Poetry Festival!
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AASHTO Bridge Aesthetics Sourcebook
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Three years ago, Faith Baum joined the Transportation Research Board's Bridge Aesthetics Subcommittee (of the TRB Structures Committee). Coming into the midst of the development of the Bridge Aesthetics Sourcebook, Faith was able to contribute her lighting expertise to the final text. That document has now been accepted and published by AASHTO (American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials) as an official AASHTO Guide, as aesthetic guidelines to be used by transportation designers across the United States. Congratulations to all the subcommittee members for their hard work in achieving this significant accomplishment!
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On the Boards for 2011
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We'll have lots of excitement to share in 2011, with these new and ongoing projects on the boards:
Barnard College Offices, New York, NY I-74 Mississippi River Bridge and Corridor, Quad Cities of Iowa and Illinois Hastings Bridge, Hastings, MN Columbia River Crossing, Portland, OR Kings County Courthouse Renovation, Brooklyn, NY SUNY College of Ceramics at Alfred, NY kcICON Bridge, Kansas City, MO Irving Convention Center, Dallas, TX Penn State Berks Classroom Building, Reading, PA Lowry Avenue Bridge, Minneapolis, MN Cypress Avenue Bridge, Redding, CA kcICON Bridge, Kansas City, MO Lafayette Bridge, St. Paul, MN Rutgers University Theaters, Piscataway, NJ Schiff Hardin, New York, NY SUNY College of Ceramics at Alfred, NY SUNY Cortland Student Life Center, Cortland, NY
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Certifications
| Illumination Arts is a certified DBE/WBE/SBE with many state and local agencies around the country.
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