LED Lighting Key to Railway Station Revitalization - Portland
The Washington Park MAX Station, part of Portland’s light rail system, has been serving citizens and visitors since 1998. Located beneath the hills west of the downtown area, it is the deepest station in North America at 260ft (79m) underground – the equivalent of 28 floors – and is accessible...
Iconic Brew House Illuminated by Luminis - Paso Robles
Firestone Walker Brewing Company is a craft brewery based in Paso Robles, California. The brewery has experienced significant success, gaining recognition with a number of international awards for its beers. And it now operates three facilities – the others located in Buellton and Venice.
Contemporary Lighting from Luminis Enhances Dining Areas at Cypress Boardwalk - Cypress
Located at a busy intersection in densely populated Cypress, California, this former Office Max location has been transformed into a hub of indoor and outdoor dining.
Uniform Light for New Baseball Stadium Concourse Provided by Luminis - Atlanta
SunTrust Park is the new home of the Atlanta Braves, the city’s Major League Baseball (MLB) franchise. With a capacity of over 41,000 the stadium had a soft opening on March 31, 2017, hosting a preseason game before the first regular season game was held on April 14.
Luminis Lighting Reinforces Visual Interest at Tech Giant’s Canadian Headquarters - Vancouver
In order to light the Canadian headquarters of one of the world’s leading computer technology and software manufacturers, lighting design firm, HLB Lighting had a lot to consider in terms of design and function when it came to meeting their client’s needs.
Lighting Highlights Innovation at Nike Headquarters - Beaverton
As one of the world´s leading manufacturers of footwear, apparel and sports equipment, Nike, Inc. has built their brand around the concepts of innovation, motivation and the pursuit of athletic excellence.
Turtle-Friendly Lighting - Port Canaveral
The Cruise´s popularity as a vacation option is ever-increasing. The trend has led to bigger and better ships, regularly reaching mammoth proportions to ferry eager tourists to paradise and back.