Community safety and a nod to festivals for street lighting on city’s main thoroughfare - Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville
Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville, in Quebec, Canada, has a vision for its municipality that embraces universal accessibility and active transportation. This includes sharing roads between pedestrians, cyclists and automobiles. When the city embarked on an infrastructure project to rebuild Montarville Street it also took the opportunity to add a 3-meter wide multipurpose path,...
High school lighting design blends modern aesthetic with historic campus origins - San Diego
Hoover High School, originally constructed in 1929 in the Spanish Revival style, embarked on a revitalizing project. The San Diego school introduced an administration/classroom building and theater and re-designed the entry site landscaping and connections to the main campus.
Bringing the outdoors in with striking illumination - Manama
It’s little wonder that The Avenues-Bahrain won the Best Retail Architecture Award at the Arabian and African Property Awards. The commercial and leisure mall is a stunning facility, both indoors and out, as it stretches 1.5 km along the Manama waterfront.
Innovative lighting design transforms reclaimed public space in downtown Newark - Newark
A nondescript and underutilized downtown parking lot in Newark, New Jersey is now a lively new destination for residents, nearby workers, and visitors to the area. The reclaimed public space has been transformed into an event plaza and inviting park with a focus on safety and comfort.
Exterior lighting unifies historic warehouse transformation with today’s urban living - Pittsburgh
The original Try Street Terminal in downtown Pittsburgh served as a hub for shipping and manufacturing companies. Railway lines ran through the building, and trains could pull in to unload cargo. Constructed in 1921, the historic landmark has now been transformed into a vibrant residential community known as Terminal 21.
Exterior lighting offers stylish accent to award-winning retirement residence - Cap-Rouge
It was a first for the Canadian Property Awards. The 2018/2019 winner of “Best Residential Development Canada” was the builder of a retirement home in Cap-Rouge, Quebec. EMD-Batimo earned this prestigious title by creating spacious, bright apartments, unique assisted-living suites, and numerous modern amenities for Chartwell Retirement Residence.
Breathing new life and illumination into a Florida shopping center - Fort Myers
Gulf Coast Town Center’s new owner set aggressive goals for its transformation. It would breathe new life into the aging outdoor shopping center, diversifying from the existing 100 commercial stores to include a combination of retail, lifestyle, medical and office space.