Commissioned by the Englewood Economic Development Corporation to develop a masterplan for the city's lighting, Focus began with a new lighting design for the Englewood War Memorial. The memorial sits at the historic Liberty Square intersection of Palisade Avenue, through which George Washington's army passed in a narrow escape from British forces. Using two layers of carefully aimed LEDs, the new lighting design brings new life to an honored and beloved piece of the city's history. 

Location: Englewood, NJ
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

Commissioned by the Englewood Economic Development Corporation to develop a masterplan for the city's lighting, Focus began with a new lighting design for the Englewood War Memorial. The memorial sits at the historic Liberty Square intersection of Palisade Avenue, through which George Washington's army passed in a narrow escape from British forces. Using two layers of carefully aimed LEDs, the new lighting design brings new life to an honored and beloved piece of the city's history. 

Location: Englewood, NJ
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

Commissioned by the Englewood Economic Development Corporation to develop a masterplan for the city's lighting, Focus began with a new lighting design for the Englewood War Memorial. The memorial sits at the historic Liberty Square intersection of Palisade Avenue, through which George Washington's army passed in a narrow escape from British forces. Using two layers of carefully aimed LEDs, the new lighting design brings new life to an honored and beloved piece of the city's history. 

Location: Englewood, NJ
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

Commissioned by the Englewood Economic Development Corporation to develop a masterplan for the city's lighting, Focus began with a new lighting design for the Englewood War Memorial. The memorial sits at the historic Liberty Square intersection of Palisade Avenue, through which George Washington's army passed in a narrow escape from British forces. Using two layers of carefully aimed LEDs, the new lighting design brings new life to an honored and beloved piece of the city's history. 

Location: Englewood, NJ
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

Commissioned by the Englewood Economic Development Corporation to develop a masterplan for the city's lighting, Focus began with a new lighting design for the Englewood War Memorial. The memorial sits at the historic Liberty Square intersection of Palisade Avenue, through which George Washington's army passed in a narrow escape from British forces. Using two layers of carefully aimed LEDs, the new lighting design brings new life to an honored and beloved piece of the city's history. 

Location: Englewood, NJ
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

To create a rich backdrop for the 150,000-pound monument, the lighting design team created a 4-foot long replica of the Space Shuttle and pavilion to study various lighting schemes and properly gauge the large scale of the shuttle. By testing five interior tent colors, the team was able to demonstrate that a rich blue backdrop provided the desired dramatic contrast with the stark white Space Shuttle. 

Location: New York, NY
Exhibit Architects: H3 Hardy Collaboration Architects
Photographer: Juan Pablo Lira

To create a rich backdrop for the 150,000-pound monument, the lighting design team created a 4-foot long replica of the Space Shuttle and pavilion to study various lighting schemes and properly gauge the large scale of the shuttle. By testing five interior tent colors, the team was able to demonstrate that a rich blue backdrop provided the desired dramatic contrast with the stark white Space Shuttle. 

Location: New York, NY
Exhibit Architects: H3 Hardy Collaboration Architects
Photographer: Juan Pablo Lira

To create a rich backdrop for the 150,000-pound monument, the lighting design team created a 4-foot long replica of the Space Shuttle and pavilion to study various lighting schemes and properly gauge the large scale of the shuttle. By testing five interior tent colors, the team was able to demonstrate that a rich blue backdrop provided the desired dramatic contrast with the stark white Space Shuttle. 

Location: New York, NY
Exhibit Architects: H3 Hardy Collaboration Architects
Photographer: Juan Pablo Lira

To create a rich backdrop for the 150,000-pound monument, the lighting design team created a 4-foot long replica of the Space Shuttle and pavilion to study various lighting schemes and properly gauge the large scale of the shuttle. By testing five interior tent colors, the team was able to demonstrate that a rich blue backdrop provided the desired dramatic contrast with the stark white Space Shuttle. 

Location: New York, NY
Exhibit Architects: H3 Hardy Collaboration Architects
Photographer: Juan Pablo Lira

The design for the Natural History Museum's new Dinosaur Hall exhibit aimed to add a sense of clarity and definition to complement the Dinosaur Hall and create a lasting impression with the viewer. The intent is for each specimen to stand out on its own while contributing to the overall composition of the exhibit. 

Location: Los Angeles, CA
Exhibit Architect: Evidence Design
Photographer: Tom Bonner, Ryan Miller

The design for the Natural History Museum's new Dinosaur Hall exhibit aimed to add a sense of clarity and definition to complement the Dinosaur Hall and create a lasting impression with the viewer. The intent is for each specimen to stand out on its own while contributing to the overall composition of the exhibit. 

Location: Los Angeles, CA
Exhibit Architect: Evidence Design
Photographer: Tom Bonner, Ryan Miller

The design for the Natural History Museum's new Dinosaur Hall exhibit aimed to add a sense of clarity and definition to complement the Dinosaur Hall and create a lasting impression with the viewer. The intent is for each specimen to stand out on its own while contributing to the overall composition of the exhibit. 

Location: Los Angeles, CA
Exhibit Architect: Evidence Design
Photographer: Tom Bonner, Ryan Miller

The design for the Natural History Museum's new Dinosaur Hall exhibit aimed to add a sense of clarity and definition to complement the Dinosaur Hall and create a lasting impression with the viewer. The intent is for each specimen to stand out on its own while contributing to the overall composition of the exhibit. 

Location: Los Angeles, CA
Exhibit Architect: Evidence Design
Photographer: Tom Bonner, Ryan Miller

The design for the Natural History Museum's new Dinosaur Hall exhibit aimed to add a sense of clarity and definition to complement the Dinosaur Hall and create a lasting impression with the viewer. The intent is for each specimen to stand out on its own while contributing to the overall composition of the exhibit. 

Location: Los Angeles, CA
Exhibit Architect: Evidence Design
Photographer: Tom Bonner, Ryan Miller

The design for the Natural History Museum's new Dinosaur Hall exhibit aimed to add a sense of clarity and definition to complement the Dinosaur Hall and create a lasting impression with the viewer. The intent is for each specimen to stand out on its own while contributing to the overall composition of the exhibit. 

Location: Los Angeles, CA
Exhibit Architect: Evidence Design
Photographer: Tom Bonner, Ryan Miller

At the Times Square Exhibition Center, Focus Lighting creates an exciting, yet flexible lighting design for the entryway and transition spaces of the exhibition hall. Drawing on the aesthetic of the nearby New York Times building and a partnership with Discovery, the lighting accentuates the raw industrial details of this unique space. Original floor tiles, exposed columns, and radical changes in elevations create excitement in this subterranean environment. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Montroy, Andersen, DeMarco

At the Times Square Exhibition Center, Focus Lighting creates an exciting, yet flexible lighting design for the entryway and transition spaces of the exhibition hall. Drawing on the aesthetic of the nearby New York Times building and a partnership with Discovery, the lighting accentuates the raw industrial details of this unique space. Original floor tiles, exposed columns, and radical changes in elevations create excitement in this subterranean environment. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Montroy, Andersen, DeMarco

At the Times Square Exhibition Center, Focus Lighting creates an exciting, yet flexible lighting design for the entryway and transition spaces of the exhibition hall. Drawing on the aesthetic of the nearby New York Times building and a partnership with Discovery, the lighting accentuates the raw industrial details of this unique space. Original floor tiles, exposed columns, and radical changes in elevations create excitement in this subterranean environment. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Montroy, Andersen, DeMarco

At the Times Square Exhibition Center, Focus Lighting creates an exciting, yet flexible lighting design for the entryway and transition spaces of the exhibition hall. Drawing on the aesthetic of the nearby New York Times building and a partnership with Discovery, the lighting accentuates the raw industrial details of this unique space. Original floor tiles, exposed columns, and radical changes in elevations create excitement in this subterranean environment. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Montroy, Andersen, DeMarco

At the Times Square Exhibition Center, Focus Lighting creates an exciting, yet flexible lighting design for the entryway and transition spaces of the exhibition hall. Drawing on the aesthetic of the nearby New York Times building and a partnership with Discovery, the lighting accentuates the raw industrial details of this unique space. Original floor tiles, exposed columns, and radical changes in elevations create excitement in this subterranean environment. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Montroy, Andersen, DeMarco

The lighting design for the Science Storms exhibit at the Museum of Science and Industry creates a dramatic interactive environment where guests can explore the science behind powerful forces of nature. In addition to architectural and general exhibit lighting, Focus Lighting helped design and develop several exhibits that allow visitors to explore the science of light and color. 

Location: Chicago, IL
Exhibition Designer: Evidence Design
Photographer: J.B. Spector

The lighting design for the Science Storms exhibit at the Museum of Science and Industry creates a dramatic interactive environment where guests can explore the science behind powerful forces of nature. In addition to architectural and general exhibit lighting, Focus Lighting helped design and develop several exhibits that allow visitors to explore the science of light and color. 

Location: Chicago, IL
Exhibition Designer: Evidence Design
Photographer: J.B. Spector

The lighting design for the Science Storms exhibit at the Museum of Science and Industry creates a dramatic interactive environment where guests can explore the science behind powerful forces of nature. In addition to architectural and general exhibit lighting, Focus Lighting helped design and develop several exhibits that allow visitors to explore the science of light and color. 

Location: Chicago, IL
Exhibition Designer: Evidence Design
Photographer: J.B. Spector

The lighting design for the Science Storms exhibit at the Museum of Science and Industry creates a dramatic interactive environment where guests can explore the science behind powerful forces of nature. In addition to architectural and general exhibit lighting, Focus Lighting helped design and develop several exhibits that allow visitors to explore the science of light and color. 

Location: Chicago, IL
Exhibition Designer: Evidence Design
Photographer: J.B. Spector

The lighting design for the Science Storms exhibit at the Museum of Science and Industry creates a dramatic interactive environment where guests can explore the science behind powerful forces of nature. In addition to architectural and general exhibit lighting, Focus Lighting helped design and develop several exhibits that allow visitors to explore the science of light and color. 

Location: Chicago, IL
Exhibition Designer: Evidence Design
Photographer: J.B. Spector

The lighting design for the Science Storms exhibit at the Museum of Science and Industry creates a dramatic interactive environment where guests can explore the science behind powerful forces of nature. In addition to architectural and general exhibit lighting, Focus Lighting helped design and develop several exhibits that allow visitors to explore the science of light and color. 

Location: Chicago, IL
Exhibition Designer: Evidence Design
Photographer: J.B. Spector

The Mapparium exhibit, located in the How Do You See the World? experience at the Christian Science Plaza, offers visitors a three-dimensional view of the world at the time the exhibit was originally built (1935). A newly implemented control system and improved LED lighting solution work together to produce a brighter and wider range of colors, and enhance the ability to isolate and point to specific geopolitical regions around the globe.

Location: Boston, MA
Architect: Chester Lindsay Churchill
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

The Mapparium exhibit, located in the How Do You See the World? experience at the Christian Science Plaza, offers visitors a three-dimensional view of the world at the time the exhibit was originally built (1935). A newly implemented control system and improved LED lighting solution work together to produce a brighter and wider range of colors, and enhance the ability to isolate and point to specific geopolitical regions around the globe.

Location: Boston, MA
Architect: Chester Lindsay Churchill
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

The Mapparium exhibit, located in the How Do You See the World? experience at the Christian Science Plaza, offers visitors a three-dimensional view of the world at the time the exhibit was originally built (1935). A newly implemented control system and improved LED lighting solution work together to produce a brighter and wider range of colors, and enhance the ability to isolate and point to specific geopolitical regions around the globe.

Location: Boston, MA
Architect: Chester Lindsay Churchill
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

The Mapparium exhibit, located in the How Do You See the World? experience at the Christian Science Plaza, offers visitors a three-dimensional view of the world at the time the exhibit was originally built (1935). A newly implemented control system and improved LED lighting solution work together to produce a brighter and wider range of colors, and enhance the ability to isolate and point to specific geopolitical regions around the globe.

Location: Boston, MA
Architect: Chester Lindsay Churchill
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

The Mapparium exhibit, located in the How Do You See the World? experience at the Christian Science Plaza, offers visitors a three-dimensional view of the world at the time the exhibit was originally built (1935). A newly implemented control system and improved LED lighting solution work together to produce a brighter and wider range of colors, and enhance the ability to isolate and point to specific geopolitical regions around the globe.

Location: Boston, MA
Architect: Chester Lindsay Churchill
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

Focus Lighting was commissioned by New Jersey’s Liberty Science Center to create a backdrop for their brand new Science on a Sphere exhibit. Developed by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), Science on a Sphere is a six-foot carbon-fiber globe that uses high-definition projectors to display planetary data. The exhibit enables visitors to experience atmospheric events on Earth, as well as on other planets in our solar system, many of them in real time. Focus Lighting’s design uses two layers of LED light to create a compelling and visually cohesive backdrop for the star of the show, pulling the entire room into this one of a kind experience.

Location: Jersey City, NJ
Client: Liberty Science Center
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

Focus Lighting was commissioned by New Jersey’s Liberty Science Center to create a backdrop for their brand new Science on a Sphere exhibit. Developed by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), Science on a Sphere is a six-foot carbon-fiber globe that uses high-definition projectors to display planetary data. The exhibit enables visitors to experience atmospheric events on Earth, as well as on other planets in our solar system, many of them in real time. Focus Lighting’s design uses two layers of LED light to create a compelling and visually cohesive backdrop for the star of the show, pulling the entire room into this one of a kind experience.

Location: Jersey City, NJ
Client: Liberty Science Center
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

Focus Lighting was commissioned by New Jersey’s Liberty Science Center to create a backdrop for their brand new Science on a Sphere exhibit. Developed by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), Science on a Sphere is a six-foot carbon-fiber globe that uses high-definition projectors to display planetary data. The exhibit enables visitors to experience atmospheric events on Earth, as well as on other planets in our solar system, many of them in real time. Focus Lighting’s design uses two layers of LED light to create a compelling and visually cohesive backdrop for the star of the show, pulling the entire room into this one of a kind experience.

Location: Jersey City, NJ
Client: Liberty Science Center
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

Focus Lighting was commissioned by New Jersey’s Liberty Science Center to create a backdrop for their brand new Science on a Sphere exhibit. Developed by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), Science on a Sphere is a six-foot carbon-fiber globe that uses high-definition projectors to display planetary data. The exhibit enables visitors to experience atmospheric events on Earth, as well as on other planets in our solar system, many of them in real time. Focus Lighting’s design uses two layers of LED light to create a compelling and visually cohesive backdrop for the star of the show, pulling the entire room into this one of a kind experience.

Location: Jersey City, NJ
Client: Liberty Science Center
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

Focus Lighting was commissioned by New Jersey’s Liberty Science Center to create a backdrop for their brand new Science on a Sphere exhibit. Developed by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), Science on a Sphere is a six-foot carbon-fiber globe that uses high-definition projectors to display planetary data. The exhibit enables visitors to experience atmospheric events on Earth, as well as on other planets in our solar system, many of them in real time. Focus Lighting’s design uses two layers of LED light to create a compelling and visually cohesive backdrop for the star of the show, pulling the entire room into this one of a kind experience.

Location: Jersey City, NJ
Client: Liberty Science Center
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

Focus Lighting was commissioned by New Jersey’s Liberty Science Center to create a backdrop for their brand new Science on a Sphere exhibit. Developed by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), Science on a Sphere is a six-foot carbon-fiber globe that uses high-definition projectors to display planetary data. The exhibit enables visitors to experience atmospheric events on Earth, as well as on other planets in our solar system, many of them in real time. Focus Lighting’s design uses two layers of LED light to create a compelling and visually cohesive backdrop for the star of the show, pulling the entire room into this one of a kind experience.

Location: Jersey City, NJ
Client: Liberty Science Center
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

Focus Lighting was commissioned by New Jersey’s Liberty Science Center to create a backdrop for their brand new Science on a Sphere exhibit. Developed by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), Science on a Sphere is a six-foot carbon-fiber globe that uses high-definition projectors to display planetary data. The exhibit enables visitors to experience atmospheric events on Earth, as well as on other planets in our solar system, many of them in real time. Focus Lighting’s design uses two layers of LED light to create a compelling and visually cohesive backdrop for the star of the show, pulling the entire room into this one of a kind experience.

Location: Jersey City, NJ
Client: Liberty Science Center
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

The New York Aquarium’s Ocean Wonders: Sharks! exhibit is designed to spread the important message of ocean conservation. Lighting throughout works to present the natural beauty each area is meant to evoke and creates the illusion of complete immersion. To accomplish this, Focus Lighting worked closely alongside the Wildlife Conservation Society to understand the natural lighting that occurs in the exhibit’s recreated environments, allowing the team to replicate each with artificial light sources.

Location: Brooklyn, NY
Client: Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS)
Architect: Edelman Sultan Knox Wood
Exhibit Designer: Portico Group
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

The New York Aquarium’s Ocean Wonders: Sharks! exhibit is designed to spread the important message of ocean conservation. Lighting throughout works to present the natural beauty each area is meant to evoke and creates the illusion of complete immersion. To accomplish this, Focus Lighting worked closely alongside the Wildlife Conservation Society to understand the natural lighting that occurs in the exhibit’s recreated environments, allowing the team to replicate each with artificial light sources.

Location: Brooklyn, NY
Client: Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS)
Architect: Edelman Sultan Knox Wood
Exhibit Designer: Portico Group
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

The New York Aquarium’s Ocean Wonders: Sharks! exhibit is designed to spread the important message of ocean conservation. Lighting throughout works to present the natural beauty each area is meant to evoke and creates the illusion of complete immersion. To accomplish this, Focus Lighting worked closely alongside the Wildlife Conservation Society to understand the natural lighting that occurs in the exhibit’s recreated environments, allowing the team to replicate each with artificial light sources.

Location: Brooklyn, NY
Client: Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS)
Architect: Edelman Sultan Knox Wood
Exhibit Designer: Portico Group
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

The New York Aquarium’s Ocean Wonders: Sharks! exhibit is designed to spread the important message of ocean conservation. Lighting throughout works to present the natural beauty each area is meant to evoke and creates the illusion of complete immersion. To accomplish this, Focus Lighting worked closely alongside the Wildlife Conservation Society to understand the natural lighting that occurs in the exhibit’s recreated environments, allowing the team to replicate each with artificial light sources.

Location: Brooklyn, NY
Client: Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS)
Architect: Edelman Sultan Knox Wood
Exhibit Designer: Portico Group
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

The New York Aquarium’s Ocean Wonders: Sharks! exhibit is designed to spread the important message of ocean conservation. Lighting throughout works to present the natural beauty each area is meant to evoke and creates the illusion of complete immersion. To accomplish this, Focus Lighting worked closely alongside the Wildlife Conservation Society to understand the natural lighting that occurs in the exhibit’s recreated environments, allowing the team to replicate each with artificial light sources.

Location: Brooklyn, NY
Client: Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS)
Architect: Edelman Sultan Knox Wood
Exhibit Designer: Portico Group
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

The New York Aquarium’s Ocean Wonders: Sharks! exhibit is designed to spread the important message of ocean conservation. Lighting throughout works to present the natural beauty each area is meant to evoke and creates the illusion of complete immersion. To accomplish this, Focus Lighting worked closely alongside the Wildlife Conservation Society to understand the natural lighting that occurs in the exhibit’s recreated environments, allowing the team to replicate each with artificial light sources.

Location: Brooklyn, NY
Client: Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS)
Architect: Edelman Sultan Knox Wood
Exhibit Designer: Portico Group
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

The New York Aquarium’s Ocean Wonders: Sharks! exhibit is designed to spread the important message of ocean conservation. Lighting throughout works to present the natural beauty each area is meant to evoke and creates the illusion of complete immersion. To accomplish this, Focus Lighting worked closely alongside the Wildlife Conservation Society to understand the natural lighting that occurs in the exhibit’s recreated environments, allowing the team to replicate each with artificial light sources.

Location: Brooklyn, NY
Client: Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS)
Architect: Edelman Sultan Knox Wood
Exhibit Designer: Portico Group
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

The New York Aquarium’s Ocean Wonders: Sharks! exhibit is designed to spread the important message of ocean conservation. Lighting throughout works to present the natural beauty each area is meant to evoke and creates the illusion of complete immersion. To accomplish this, Focus Lighting worked closely alongside the Wildlife Conservation Society to understand the natural lighting that occurs in the exhibit’s recreated environments, allowing the team to replicate each with artificial light sources.

Location: Brooklyn, NY
Client: Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS)
Architect: Edelman Sultan Knox Wood
Exhibit Designer: Portico Group
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

The New York Aquarium’s Ocean Wonders: Sharks! exhibit is designed to spread the important message of ocean conservation. Lighting throughout works to present the natural beauty each area is meant to evoke and creates the illusion of complete immersion. To accomplish this, Focus Lighting worked closely alongside the Wildlife Conservation Society to understand the natural lighting that occurs in the exhibit’s recreated environments, allowing the team to replicate each with artificial light sources.

Location: Brooklyn, NY
Client: Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS)
Architect: Edelman Sultan Knox Wood
Exhibit Designer: Portico Group
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

We partnered with Old Forester, famous for being the first bottled bourbon, to design the lighting for their innovative new distillery in Louisville, Kentucky. Situated on historic Whiskey Row at a site once occupied by the brand’s founder in 1870, the project functions as a working distillery and an immersive guest experience. Lighting throughout was designed with consideration for both architecture and storytelling, allowing guests to truly appreciate the brand’s rich history.

Client: Brown-Forman
Location: Louisville, KY
Architect: Bravura Architects
Experience Designer: Imagination
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

We partnered with Old Forester, famous for being the first bottled bourbon, to design the lighting for their innovative new distillery in Louisville, Kentucky. Situated on historic Whiskey Row at a site once occupied by the brand’s founder in 1870, the project functions as a working distillery and an immersive guest experience. Lighting throughout was designed with consideration for both architecture and storytelling, allowing guests to truly appreciate the brand’s rich history.

Client: Brown-Forman
Location: Louisville, KY
Architect: Bravura Architects
Experience Designer: Imagination
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

We partnered with Old Forester, famous for being the first bottled bourbon, to design the lighting for their innovative new distillery in Louisville, Kentucky. Situated on historic Whiskey Row at a site once occupied by the brand’s founder in 1870, the project functions as a working distillery and an immersive guest experience. Lighting throughout was designed with consideration for both architecture and storytelling, allowing guests to truly appreciate the brand’s rich history.

Client: Brown-Forman
Location: Louisville, KY
Architect: Bravura Architects
Experience Designer: Imagination
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

We partnered with Old Forester, famous for being the first bottled bourbon, to design the lighting for their innovative new distillery in Louisville, Kentucky. Situated on historic Whiskey Row at a site once occupied by the brand’s founder in 1870, the project functions as a working distillery and an immersive guest experience. Lighting throughout was designed with consideration for both architecture and storytelling, allowing guests to truly appreciate the brand’s rich history.

Client: Brown-Forman
Location: Louisville, KY
Architect: Bravura Architects
Experience Designer: Imagination
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

We partnered with Old Forester, famous for being the first bottled bourbon, to design the lighting for their innovative new distillery in Louisville, Kentucky. Situated on historic Whiskey Row at a site once occupied by the brand’s founder in 1870, the project functions as a working distillery and an immersive guest experience. Lighting throughout was designed with consideration for both architecture and storytelling, allowing guests to truly appreciate the brand’s rich history.

Client: Brown-Forman
Location: Louisville, KY
Architect: Bravura Architects
Experience Designer: Imagination
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

We partnered with Old Forester, famous for being the first bottled bourbon, to design the lighting for their innovative new distillery in Louisville, Kentucky. Situated on historic Whiskey Row at a site once occupied by the brand’s founder in 1870, the project functions as a working distillery and an immersive guest experience. Lighting throughout was designed with consideration for both architecture and storytelling, allowing guests to truly appreciate the brand’s rich history.

Client: Brown-Forman
Location: Louisville, KY
Architect: Bravura Architects
Experience Designer: Imagination
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

We partnered with Old Forester, famous for being the first bottled bourbon, to design the lighting for their innovative new distillery in Louisville, Kentucky. Situated on historic Whiskey Row at a site once occupied by the brand’s founder in 1870, the project functions as a working distillery and an immersive guest experience. Lighting throughout was designed with consideration for both architecture and storytelling, allowing guests to truly appreciate the brand’s rich history.

Client: Brown-Forman
Location: Louisville, KY
Architect: Bravura Architects
Experience Designer: Imagination
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

We partnered with Old Forester, famous for being the first bottled bourbon, to design the lighting for their innovative new distillery in Louisville, Kentucky. Situated on historic Whiskey Row at a site once occupied by the brand’s founder in 1870, the project functions as a working distillery and an immersive guest experience. Lighting throughout was designed with consideration for both architecture and storytelling, allowing guests to truly appreciate the brand’s rich history.

Client: Brown-Forman
Location: Louisville, KY
Architect: Bravura Architects
Experience Designer: Imagination
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

We partnered with Old Forester, famous for being the first bottled bourbon, to design the lighting for their innovative new distillery in Louisville, Kentucky. Situated on historic Whiskey Row at a site once occupied by the brand’s founder in 1870, the project functions as a working distillery and an immersive guest experience. Lighting throughout was designed with consideration for both architecture and storytelling, allowing guests to truly appreciate the brand’s rich history.

Client: Brown-Forman
Location: Louisville, KY
Architect: Bravura Architects
Experience Designer: Imagination
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

To give the iconic USS Intrepid a more impressive and prominent appearance along New York’s Westside Highway, our team replaced its existing lighting with new quad-chip LEDs, allowing them to produce much crisper and bolder colors. Now, with lighting added to its south-facing side, the Intrepid’s Command Tower can be viewed for miles up and down the highway.

Location: New York, NY
Client: Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

To give the iconic USS Intrepid a more impressive and prominent appearance along New York’s Westside Highway, our team replaced its existing lighting with new quad-chip LEDs, allowing them to produce much crisper and bolder colors. Now, with lighting added to its south-facing side, the Intrepid’s Command Tower can be viewed for miles up and down the highway.

Location: New York, NY
Client: Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

To give the iconic USS Intrepid a more impressive and prominent appearance along New York’s Westside Highway, our team replaced its existing lighting with new quad-chip LEDs, allowing them to produce much crisper and bolder colors. Now, with lighting added to its south-facing side, the Intrepid’s Command Tower can be viewed for miles up and down the highway.

Location: New York, NY
Client: Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

To give the iconic USS Intrepid a more impressive and prominent appearance along New York’s Westside Highway, our team replaced its existing lighting with new quad-chip LEDs, allowing them to produce much crisper and bolder colors. Now, with lighting added to its south-facing side, the Intrepid’s Command Tower can be viewed for miles up and down the highway.

Location: New York, NY
Client: Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

To give the iconic USS Intrepid a more impressive and prominent appearance along New York’s Westside Highway, our team replaced its existing lighting with new quad-chip LEDs, allowing them to produce much crisper and bolder colors. Now, with lighting added to its south-facing side, the Intrepid’s Command Tower can be viewed for miles up and down the highway.

Location: New York, NY
Client: Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

Inspired by cosmic wormholes, this low-budget design welcomes visitors to the Liberty Science Center with a dynamic, multi-dimensional luminescent display, synchronized to sounds of celestial phenomenon. 468 suspended, individually-controllable lanterns create a display of dappling light, color and sound, presenting guests with an unforgettable first impression as they arrive to the museum.

Location: Jersey City, NJ
Client: Liberty Science Center
Photographer: Caprice Johnson

Inspired by cosmic wormholes, this low-budget design welcomes visitors to the Liberty Science Center with a dynamic, multi-dimensional luminescent display, synchronized to sounds of celestial phenomenon. 468 suspended, individually-controllable lanterns create a display of dappling light, color and sound, presenting guests with an unforgettable first impression as they arrive to the museum.

Location: Jersey City, NJ
Client: Liberty Science Center
Photographer: Caprice Johnson

Inspired by cosmic wormholes, this low-budget design welcomes visitors to the Liberty Science Center with a dynamic, multi-dimensional luminescent display, synchronized to sounds of celestial phenomenon. 468 suspended, individually-controllable lanterns create a display of dappling light, color and sound, presenting guests with an unforgettable first impression as they arrive to the museum.

Location: Jersey City, NJ
Client: Liberty Science Center
Photographer: Caprice Johnson

Inspired by cosmic wormholes, this low-budget design welcomes visitors to the Liberty Science Center with a dynamic, multi-dimensional luminescent display, synchronized to sounds of celestial phenomenon. 468 suspended, individually-controllable lanterns create a display of dappling light, color and sound, presenting guests with an unforgettable first impression as they arrive to the museum.

Location: Jersey City, NJ
Client: Liberty Science Center
Photographer: Caprice Johnson

Inspired by cosmic wormholes, this low-budget design welcomes visitors to the Liberty Science Center with a dynamic, multi-dimensional luminescent display, synchronized to sounds of celestial phenomenon. 468 suspended, individually-controllable lanterns create a display of dappling light, color and sound, presenting guests with an unforgettable first impression as they arrive to the museum.

Location: Jersey City, NJ
Client: Liberty Science Center
Photographer: Caprice Johnson

Inspired by cosmic wormholes, this low-budget design welcomes visitors to the Liberty Science Center with a dynamic, multi-dimensional luminescent display, synchronized to sounds of celestial phenomenon. 468 suspended, individually-controllable lanterns create a display of dappling light, color and sound, presenting guests with an unforgettable first impression as they arrive to the museum.

Location: Jersey City, NJ
Client: Liberty Science Center
Photographer: Caprice Johnson

Location: Jersey City, NJ
Client: Liberty Science Center
Photographer: Caprice Johnson

Location: Jersey City, NJ
Client: Liberty Science Center
Photographer: Caprice Johnson

Location: Jersey City, NJ
Client: Liberty Science Center
Photographer: Caprice Johnson

Location: Jersey City, NJ
Client: Liberty Science Center
Photographer: Caprice Johnson

Location: Jersey City, NJ
Client: Liberty Science Center
Photographer: Caprice Johnson

Location: Jersey City, NJ
Client: Liberty Science Center
Photographer: Caprice Johnson

Location: Ottawa, Canada

Architect: Studio Libeskind

Photographer: Juan Pablo Lira

Location: Ottawa, Canada

Architect: Studio Libeskind

Photographer: Juan Pablo Lira

Location: Ottawa, Canada

Architect: Studio Libeskind

Photographer: Juan Pablo Lira

Location: Ottawa, Canada

Architect: Studio Libeskind

Photographer: Juan Pablo Lira

Location: Jersey City, NJ

Client: Liberty Science Center

Photographer: Ryan Fischer

Location: Jersey City, NJ

Client: Liberty Science Center

Photographer: Ryan Fischer

Location: Jersey City, NJ

Client: Liberty Science Center

Photographer: Ryan Fischer

Location: Jersey City, NJ

Client: Liberty Science Center

Photographer: Ryan Fischer

Location: Jersey City, NJ

Client: Liberty Science Center

Photographer: Ryan Fischer

During the day, Dino Dig Adventures at Liberty Science Center provides a hands-on "archeological" dig experience for kids, while at night, our lighting transforms the Ankylosaurs-inspired canopy overlooking the New York City skyline into the perfect backdrop for a cocktail party.

Location: Jersey City, NJ
Client: Liberty Science Center
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

During the day, Dino Dig Adventures at Liberty Science Center provides a hands-on "archeological" dig experience for kids, while at night, our lighting transforms the Ankylosaurs-inspired canopy overlooking the New York City skyline into the perfect backdrop for a cocktail party.

Location: Jersey City, NJ
Client: Liberty Science Center
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

During the day, Dino Dig Adventures at Liberty Science Center provides a hands-on "archeological" dig experience for kids, while at night, our lighting transforms the Ankylosaurs-inspired canopy overlooking the New York City skyline into the perfect backdrop for a cocktail party.

Location: Jersey City, NJ
Client: Liberty Science Center
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

During the day, Dino Dig Adventures at Liberty Science Center provides a hands-on "archeological" dig experience for kids, while at night, our lighting transforms the Ankylosaurs-inspired canopy overlooking the New York City skyline into the perfect backdrop for a cocktail party.

Location: Jersey City, NJ
Client: Liberty Science Center
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

During the day, Dino Dig Adventures at Liberty Science Center provides a hands-on "archeological" dig experience for kids, while at night, our lighting transforms the Ankylosaurs-inspired canopy overlooking the New York City skyline into the perfect backdrop for a cocktail party.

Location: Jersey City, NJ
Client: Liberty Science Center
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

During the day, Dino Dig Adventures at Liberty Science Center provides a hands-on "archeological" dig experience for kids, while at night, our lighting transforms the Ankylosaurs-inspired canopy overlooking the New York City skyline into the perfect backdrop for a cocktail party.

Location: Jersey City, NJ
Client: Liberty Science Center
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

During the day, Dino Dig Adventures at Liberty Science Center provides a hands-on "archeological" dig experience for kids, while at night, our lighting transforms the Ankylosaurs-inspired canopy overlooking the New York City skyline into the perfect backdrop for a cocktail party.

Location: Jersey City, NJ
Client: Liberty Science Center
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

A recent renovation of the tower at the beloved Liberty Science Center created the opportunity to re-imagine its lighting; the tower now impressively stands out amidst the skyline, achieving the executive director and the museum’s long-time goal. The tower's unique architecture consists of façade surfaces, interior spaces viewed through glazing, and the large glass pyramid-shaped event space at the top, which created unique challenges and opportunities for the design team.  A beautifully iconic, yet flexible lighting scheme emerged by carefully considering interior and exterior energy usage, maintenance and aesthetics, and a limited budget and timeline.

Location: Jersey City, NJ
Client: Liberty Science Center
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

A recent renovation of the tower at the beloved Liberty Science Center created the opportunity to re-imagine its lighting; the tower now impressively stands out amidst the skyline, achieving the executive director and the museum’s long-time goal. The tower's unique architecture consists of façade surfaces, interior spaces viewed through glazing, and the large glass pyramid-shaped event space at the top, which created unique challenges and opportunities for the design team.  A beautifully iconic, yet flexible lighting scheme emerged by carefully considering interior and exterior energy usage, maintenance and aesthetics, and a limited budget and timeline.

Location: Jersey City, NJ
Client: Liberty Science Center
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

A recent renovation of the tower at the beloved Liberty Science Center created the opportunity to re-imagine its lighting; the tower now impressively stands out amidst the skyline, achieving the executive director and the museum’s long-time goal. The tower's unique architecture consists of façade surfaces, interior spaces viewed through glazing, and the large glass pyramid-shaped event space at the top, which created unique challenges and opportunities for the design team.  A beautifully iconic, yet flexible lighting scheme emerged by carefully considering interior and exterior energy usage, maintenance and aesthetics, and a limited budget and timeline.

Location: Jersey City, NJ
Client: Liberty Science Center
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

A recent renovation of the tower at the beloved Liberty Science Center created the opportunity to re-imagine its lighting; the tower now impressively stands out amidst the skyline, achieving the executive director and the museum’s long-time goal. The tower's unique architecture consists of façade surfaces, interior spaces viewed through glazing, and the large glass pyramid-shaped event space at the top, which created unique challenges and opportunities for the design team.  A beautifully iconic, yet flexible lighting scheme emerged by carefully considering interior and exterior energy usage, maintenance and aesthetics, and a limited budget and timeline.

Location: Jersey City, NJ
Client: Liberty Science Center
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

A recent renovation of the tower at the beloved Liberty Science Center created the opportunity to re-imagine its lighting; the tower now impressively stands out amidst the skyline, achieving the executive director and the museum’s long-time goal. The tower's unique architecture consists of façade surfaces, interior spaces viewed through glazing, and the large glass pyramid-shaped event space at the top, which created unique challenges and opportunities for the design team.  A beautifully iconic, yet flexible lighting scheme emerged by carefully considering interior and exterior energy usage, maintenance and aesthetics, and a limited budget and timeline.

Location: Jersey City, NJ
Client: Liberty Science Center
Photographer: Ryan Fischer