The feature wall at the One State Street building lobby is a 17-foot-tall by 27-foot-wide crystalline-like structure created by SOFTlab in collaboration with Focus Lighting. Natural and LED light are used to give the wall opaque, transparent, and color-changing qualities that present passersby with a dynamic piece of art that is exciting to experience each time they see it. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: SOFTlab
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

 

The feature wall at the One State Street building lobby is a 17-foot-tall by 27-foot-wide crystalline-like structure created by SOFTlab in collaboration with Focus Lighting. Natural and LED light are used to give the wall opaque, transparent, and color-changing qualities that present passersby with a dynamic piece of art that is exciting to experience each time they see it. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: SOFTlab
Photographer: Ryan Fischer
 

The feature wall at the One State Street building lobby is a 17-foot-tall by 27-foot-wide crystalline-like structure created by SOFTlab in collaboration with Focus Lighting. Natural and LED light are used to give the wall opaque, transparent, and color-changing qualities that present passersby with a dynamic piece of art that is exciting to experience each time they see it. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: SOFTlab
Photographer: Ryan Fischer
 

The feature wall at the One State Street building lobby is a 17-foot-tall by 27-foot-wide crystalline-like structure created by SOFTlab in collaboration with Focus Lighting. Natural and LED light are used to give the wall opaque, transparent, and color-changing qualities that present passersby with a dynamic piece of art that is exciting to experience each time they see it. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: SOFTlab
Photographer: Ryan Fischer
 

The feature wall at the One State Street building lobby is a 17-foot-tall by 27-foot-wide crystalline-like structure created by SOFTlab in collaboration with Focus Lighting. Natural and LED light are used to give the wall opaque, transparent, and color-changing qualities that present passersby with a dynamic piece of art that is exciting to experience each time they see it. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: SOFTlab
Photographer: Ryan Fischer
 

The feature wall at the One State Street building lobby is a 17-foot-tall by 27-foot-wide crystalline-like structure created by SOFTlab in collaboration with Focus Lighting. Natural and LED light are used to give the wall opaque, transparent, and color-changing qualities that present passersby with a dynamic piece of art that is exciting to experience each time they see it. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: SOFTlab
Photographer: Ryan Fischer
 

The feature wall at the One State Street building lobby is a 17-foot-tall by 27-foot-wide crystalline-like structure created by SOFTlab in collaboration with Focus Lighting. Natural and LED light are used to give the wall opaque, transparent, and color-changing qualities that present passersby with a dynamic piece of art that is exciting to experience each time they see it. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: SOFTlab
Photographer: Ryan Fischer
 

Location: Harlem, New York
Photography: James and Karla Murray

Location: Harlem, New York
Photography: James and Karla Murray

Location: Harlem, New York
Photography: James and Karla Murray

Location: Harlem, New York
Photography: James and Karla Murray

Location: Harlem, New York
Photography: James and Karla Murray

Location: Harlem, New York
Photography: James and Karla Murray

Location: Harlem, New York
Photography: James and Karla Murray

Location: Harlem, New York
Photography: James and Karla Murray

Location: Harlem, New York
Photography: James and Karla Murray

Location: Harlem, New York
Photography: James and Karla Murray

Location: Harlem, New York
Photography: James and Karla Murray

To integrate the social spaces and work areas within NeueHouse, a co-working space geared towards creatives, the lighting design needed to transition smoothly between the two types of environments. A set of custom pendants, each composed of 18 glass globes, line the main floor, bringing a warm, residential feel within the raw, industrial space. A pulley system allows the pendants to be lowered into the space, creating a more intimate setting for evening events. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Rockwell Group
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

To integrate the social spaces and work areas within NeueHouse, a co-working space geared towards creatives, the lighting design needed to transition smoothly between the two types of environments. A set of custom pendants, each composed of 18 glass globes, line the main floor, bringing a warm, residential feel within the raw, industrial space. A pulley system allows the pendants to be lowered into the space, creating a more intimate setting for evening events. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Rockwell Group
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

To integrate the social spaces and work areas within NeueHouse, a co-working space geared towards creatives, the lighting design needed to transition smoothly between the two types of environments. A set of custom pendants, each composed of 18 glass globes, line the main floor, bringing a warm, residential feel within the raw, industrial space. A pulley system allows the pendants to be lowered into the space, creating a more intimate setting for evening events. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Rockwell Group
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

To integrate the social spaces and work areas within NeueHouse, a co-working space geared towards creatives, the lighting design needed to transition smoothly between the two types of environments. A set of custom pendants, each composed of 18 glass globes, line the main floor, bringing a warm, residential feel within the raw, industrial space. A pulley system allows the pendants to be lowered into the space, creating a more intimate setting for evening events. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Rockwell Group
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

To integrate the social spaces and work areas within NeueHouse, a co-working space geared towards creatives, the lighting design needed to transition smoothly between the two types of environments. A set of custom pendants, each composed of 18 glass globes, line the main floor, bringing a warm, residential feel within the raw, industrial space. A pulley system allows the pendants to be lowered into the space, creating a more intimate setting for evening events. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Rockwell Group
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

The lighting scheme for the Barnes & Noble Nook Headquarters seeks to create a warm, inviting environment within the 100,000sf office. Soft, integrated lighting emphasizes the architecture’s clean lines while decorative lighting treatments conjure a sense of playfulness.

Location: Palo Alto, CA

Architect: Frederic Schwartz Architects

The lighting scheme for the Barnes & Noble Nook Headquarters seeks to create a warm, inviting environment within the 100,000sf office. Soft, integrated lighting emphasizes the architecture’s clean lines while decorative lighting treatments conjure a sense of playfulness.

Location: Palo Alto, CA

Architect: Frederic Schwartz Architects

The lighting scheme for the Barnes & Noble Nook Headquarters seeks to create a warm, inviting environment within the 100,000sf office. Soft, integrated lighting emphasizes the architecture’s clean lines while decorative lighting treatments conjure a sense of playfulness.

Location: Palo Alto, CA

Architect: Frederic Schwartz Architects

The lighting scheme for the Barnes & Noble Nook Headquarters seeks to create a warm, inviting environment within the 100,000sf office. Soft, integrated lighting emphasizes the architecture’s clean lines while decorative lighting treatments conjure a sense of playfulness.

Location: Palo Alto, CA

Architect: Frederic Schwartz Architects

The lighting scheme for the Barnes & Noble Nook Headquarters seeks to create a warm, inviting environment within the 100,000sf office. Soft, integrated lighting emphasizes the architecture’s clean lines while decorative lighting treatments conjure a sense of playfulness.

Location: Palo Alto, CA

Architect: Frederic Schwartz Architects

The lighting scheme for the Barnes & Noble Nook Headquarters seeks to create a warm, inviting environment within the 100,000sf office. Soft, integrated lighting emphasizes the architecture’s clean lines while decorative lighting treatments conjure a sense of playfulness.

Location: Palo Alto, CA

Architect: Frederic Schwartz Architects

The owner of 225 Varick Street wanted to attract a younger, more sophisticated and visually-oriented clientele, including the artists, designers and architects who have been moving into the area. Focus' lighting intent was to enhance this dynamic environment by creating a sense of depth, lighting positive and negative effects along wall planes to produce visual separation throughout the space. 

Location: New York, NY

The owner of 225 Varick Street wanted to attract a younger, more sophisticated and visually-oriented clientele, including the artists, designers and architects who have been moving into the area. Focus' lighting intent was to enhance this dynamic environment by creating a sense of depth, lighting positive and negative effects along wall planes to produce visual separation throughout the space. 

Location: New York, NY

The owner of 225 Varick Street wanted to attract a younger, more sophisticated and visually-oriented clientele, including the artists, designers and architects who have been moving into the area. Focus' lighting intent was to enhance this dynamic environment by creating a sense of depth, lighting positive and negative effects along wall planes to produce visual separation throughout the space. 

Location: New York, NY

The owner of 225 Varick Street wanted to attract a younger, more sophisticated and visually-oriented clientele, including the artists, designers and architects who have been moving into the area. Focus' lighting intent was to enhance this dynamic environment by creating a sense of depth, lighting positive and negative effects along wall planes to produce visual separation throughout the space. 

Location: New York, NY

The owner of 225 Varick Street wanted to attract a younger, more sophisticated and visually-oriented clientele, including the artists, designers and architects who have been moving into the area. Focus' lighting intent was to enhance this dynamic environment by creating a sense of depth, lighting positive and negative effects along wall planes to produce visual separation throughout the space. 

Location: New York, NY

The challenge was to integrate art, light and architecture into a multi-use corporate headquarters, showroom and engineering workplace. Using only LEDs, two 30-foot-long entry portals celebrate the transition from the main lobby into the engineering offices created with controllable LED back lighting of resin embedded with fiber optics. The showroom is surrounded in backlit sheers to provide a clean colorful background to set off the products. 

Location: Burlington, MA
Owner: Philips Lighting
Architect: Sasaki
Scope: Interior

The challenge was to integrate art, light and architecture into a multi-use corporate headquarters, showroom and engineering workplace. Using only LEDs, two 30-foot-long entry portals celebrate the transition from the main lobby into the engineering offices created with controllable LED back lighting of resin embedded with fiber optics. The showroom is surrounded in backlit sheers to provide a clean colorful background to set off the products. 

Location: Burlington, MA
Owner: Philips Lighting
Architect: Sasaki
Scope: Interior

The challenge was to integrate art, light and architecture into a multi-use corporate headquarters, showroom and engineering workplace. Using only LEDs, two 30-foot-long entry portals celebrate the transition from the main lobby into the engineering offices created with controllable LED back lighting of resin embedded with fiber optics. The showroom is surrounded in backlit sheers to provide a clean colorful background to set off the products. 

Location: Burlington, MA
Owner: Philips Lighting
Architect: Sasaki
Scope: Interior

The challenge was to integrate art, light and architecture into a multi-use corporate headquarters, showroom and engineering workplace. Using only LEDs, two 30-foot-long entry portals celebrate the transition from the main lobby into the engineering offices created with controllable LED back lighting of resin embedded with fiber optics. The showroom is surrounded in backlit sheers to provide a clean colorful background to set off the products. 

Location: Burlington, MA
Owner: Philips Lighting
Architect: Sasaki
Scope: Interior

The challenge was to integrate art, light and architecture into a multi-use corporate headquarters, showroom and engineering workplace. Using only LEDs, two 30-foot-long entry portals celebrate the transition from the main lobby into the engineering offices created with controllable LED back lighting of resin embedded with fiber optics. The showroom is surrounded in backlit sheers to provide a clean colorful background to set off the products. 

Location: Burlington, MA
Owner: Philips Lighting
Architect: Sasaki
Scope: Interior

Given the amount of sunlight entering Knoll's 17th floor, glass enclosed Miami office, the lighting designer aimed to make Knoll's products stand out against a potential wash out. Two types of shades are installed at the windows to control outside light, while metal halide and fluorescent pendants create the perfect balance of overhead and task light. 

Location: Miami, FL
Architect: Knoll, Inc.
Scope: Interior

Given the amount of sunlight entering Knoll's 17th floor, glass enclosed Miami office, the lighting designer aimed to make Knoll's products stand out against a potential wash out. Two types of shades are installed at the windows to control outside light, while metal halide and fluorescent pendants create the perfect balance of overhead and task light. 

Location: Miami, FL
Architect: Knoll, Inc.
Scope: Interior

Given the amount of sunlight entering Knoll's 17th floor, glass enclosed Miami office, the lighting designer aimed to make Knoll's products stand out against a potential wash out. Two types of shades are installed at the windows to control outside light, while metal halide and fluorescent pendants create the perfect balance of overhead and task light. 

Location: Miami, FL
Architect: Knoll, Inc.
Scope: Interior

Given the amount of sunlight entering Knoll's 17th floor, glass enclosed Miami office, the lighting designer aimed to make Knoll's products stand out against a potential wash out. Two types of shades are installed at the windows to control outside light, while metal halide and fluorescent pendants create the perfect balance of overhead and task light. 

Location: Miami, FL
Architect: Knoll, Inc.
Scope: Interior

The intent of the project was to create a clean, bright environment of daytime transactions and a dramatic, identifiable and memorable after-hours experience. This was achieved through the use of ceiling coves and recessed wall coves to hide a dual-color lighting system. T5H0 lamps allowed for a two color system while keeping the coves small, as well as using the fewest number of fixtures and meeting the required light levels. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Skidmore Owings and Merril, LLP
Scope: Interior

The intent of the project was to create a clean, bright environment of daytime transactions and a dramatic, identifiable and memorable after-hours experience. This was achieved through the use of ceiling coves and recessed wall coves to hide a dual-color lighting system. T5H0 lamps allowed for a two color system while keeping the coves small, as well as using the fewest number of fixtures and meeting the required light levels. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Skidmore Owings and Merril, LLP
Scope: Interior

The intent of the project was to create a clean, bright environment of daytime transactions and a dramatic, identifiable and memorable after-hours experience. This was achieved through the use of ceiling coves and recessed wall coves to hide a dual-color lighting system. T5H0 lamps allowed for a two color system while keeping the coves small, as well as using the fewest number of fixtures and meeting the required light levels. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Skidmore Owings and Merril, LLP
Scope: Interior

In an on-going string of collaborations, Focus Lighting most recently designed lighting for Knoll's annual Chicago NeoCon expo, highlighting the best in furniture and interior for the up-coming season. Custom designed light patterns are projected at the entrance and subtle use of track lights and spotlights helps make Knoll textiles and furniture stand out. 

Location: Chicago, IL
Architect: Knoll, Inc.
Scope: Interior

In an on-going string of collaborations, Focus Lighting most recently designed lighting for Knoll's annual Chicago NeoCon expo, highlighting the best in furniture and interior for the up-coming season. Custom designed light patterns are projected at the entrance and subtle use of track lights and spotlights helps make Knoll textiles and furniture stand out. 

Location: Chicago, IL
Architect: Knoll, Inc.
Scope: Interior

In an on-going string of collaborations, Focus Lighting most recently designed lighting for Knoll's annual Chicago NeoCon expo, highlighting the best in furniture and interior for the up-coming season. Custom designed light patterns are projected at the entrance and subtle use of track lights and spotlights helps make Knoll textiles and furniture stand out. 

Location: Chicago, IL
Architect: Knoll, Inc.
Scope: Interior

In an on-going string of collaborations, Focus Lighting most recently designed lighting for Knoll's annual Chicago NeoCon expo, highlighting the best in furniture and interior for the up-coming season. Custom designed light patterns are projected at the entrance and subtle use of track lights and spotlights helps make Knoll textiles and furniture stand out. 

Location: Chicago, IL
Architect: Knoll, Inc.
Scope: Interior

In an on-going string of collaborations, Focus Lighting most recently designed lighting for Knoll's annual Chicago NeoCon expo, highlighting the best in furniture and interior for the up-coming season. Custom designed light patterns are projected at the entrance and subtle use of track lights and spotlights helps make Knoll textiles and furniture stand out. 

Location: Chicago, IL
Architect: Knoll, Inc.
Scope: Interior

In an on-going string of collaborations, Focus Lighting most recently designed lighting for Knoll's annual Chicago NeoCon expo, highlighting the best in furniture and interior for the up-coming season. Custom designed light patterns are projected at the entrance and subtle use of track lights and spotlights helps make Knoll textiles and furniture stand out. 

Location: Chicago, IL
Architect: Knoll, Inc.
Scope: Interior

During their stay at this extraordinary facility, the youngsters served by the Children's Hospital at Montefiore are encouraged to become explorers on a journey to healing and knowledge. A 28-inch-long glass mural behind the reception desk is made to glow from within by illuminating the cavity behind with a continuous wall receded PAR20 strip light. Front lighting from a continuous PAR38 strip is hidden in an adjacent cove to bring out the rich colors of the mural. The overall lighting design creates a warm and inviting environment for the hospitals' young patients. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Rockwell Group
Scope: Interior

During their stay at this extraordinary facility, the youngsters served by the Children's Hospital at Montefiore are encouraged to become explorers on a journey to healing and knowledge. A 28-inch-long glass mural behind the reception desk is made to glow from within by illuminating the cavity behind with a continuous wall receded PAR20 strip light. Front lighting from a continuous PAR38 strip is hidden in an adjacent cove to bring out the rich colors of the mural. The overall lighting design creates a warm and inviting environment for the hospitals' young patients. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Rockwell Group
Scope: Interior

During their stay at this extraordinary facility, the youngsters served by the Children's Hospital at Montefiore are encouraged to become explorers on a journey to healing and knowledge. A 28-inch-long glass mural behind the reception desk is made to glow from within by illuminating the cavity behind with a continuous wall receded PAR20 strip light. Front lighting from a continuous PAR38 strip is hidden in an adjacent cove to bring out the rich colors of the mural. The overall lighting design creates a warm and inviting environment for the hospitals' young patients. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Rockwell Group
Scope: Interior

During their stay at this extraordinary facility, the youngsters served by the Children's Hospital at Montefiore are encouraged to become explorers on a journey to healing and knowledge. A 28-inch-long glass mural behind the reception desk is made to glow from within by illuminating the cavity behind with a continuous wall receded PAR20 strip light. Front lighting from a continuous PAR38 strip is hidden in an adjacent cove to bring out the rich colors of the mural. The overall lighting design creates a warm and inviting environment for the hospitals' young patients. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Rockwell Group
Scope: Interior

Inside CNN is an exciting new attraction in NYC's Time Warner Center. For this collaboration with Regh Associates, Focus' objective was to recreate the experience of being in an actual CNN studio and newsroom, whilst keeping the sharper, cleaner image inherent of a high-end retail center. The project also features two 30-seat multimedia theater, each of which use multiple video projectors, theatrical scrim, and large plasma monitors, to chart the journey of the network's journalistic history. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Regh Beck Architects
Scope: Interior

Inside CNN is an exciting new attraction in NYC's Time Warner Center. For this collaboration with Regh Associates, Focus' objective was to recreate the experience of being in an actual CNN studio and newsroom, whilst keeping the sharper, cleaner image inherent of a high-end retail center. The project also features two 30-seat multimedia theater, each of which use multiple video projectors, theatrical scrim, and large plasma monitors, to chart the journey of the network's journalistic history. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Regh Beck Architects
Scope: Interior

Inside CNN is an exciting new attraction in NYC's Time Warner Center. For this collaboration with Regh Associates, Focus' objective was to recreate the experience of being in an actual CNN studio and newsroom, whilst keeping the sharper, cleaner image inherent of a high-end retail center. The project also features two 30-seat multimedia theater, each of which use multiple video projectors, theatrical scrim, and large plasma monitors, to chart the journey of the network's journalistic history. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Regh Beck Architects
Scope: Interior

To light Knoll's showroom in a beautiful, yet energy efficient method, Focus mixed a variety of sources, primarily metal halide and fluorescent. In addition to keeping the wattage down, the client also wanted to reuse fixtures previously installed in another showroom. To accomplish this, while maintaining a bare ceiling, the design team developed a custom mounting bracket, adding an elegant decorative statement to the lighting.

Location: Philadelphia, PA
Architect: Watkins Architect
Owner: Knoll, Inc.
Scope: Interior

To light Knoll's showroom in a beautiful, yet energy efficient method, Focus mixed a variety of sources, primarily metal halide and fluorescent. In addition to keeping the wattage down, the client also wanted to reuse fixtures previously installed in another showroom. To accomplish this, while maintaining a bare ceiling, the design team developed a custom mounting bracket, adding an elegant decorative statement to the lighting.

Location: Philadelphia, PA
Architect: Watkins Architect
Owner: Knoll, Inc.
Scope: Interior

To light Knoll's showroom in a beautiful, yet energy efficient method, Focus mixed a variety of sources, primarily metal halide and fluorescent. In addition to keeping the wattage down, the client also wanted to reuse fixtures previously installed in another showroom. To accomplish this, while maintaining a bare ceiling, the design team developed a custom mounting bracket, adding an elegant decorative statement to the lighting.

Location: Philadelphia, PA
Architect: Watkins Architect
Owner: Knoll, Inc.
Scope: Interior

To light Knoll's showroom in a beautiful, yet energy efficient method, Focus mixed a variety of sources, primarily metal halide and fluorescent. In addition to keeping the wattage down, the client also wanted to reuse fixtures previously installed in another showroom. To accomplish this, while maintaining a bare ceiling, the design team developed a custom mounting bracket, adding an elegant decorative statement to the lighting.

Location: Philadelphia, PA
Architect: Watkins Architect
Owner: Knoll, Inc.
Scope: Interior

To light Knoll's showroom in a beautiful, yet energy efficient method, Focus mixed a variety of sources, primarily metal halide and fluorescent. In addition to keeping the wattage down, the client also wanted to reuse fixtures previously installed in another showroom. To accomplish this, while maintaining a bare ceiling, the design team developed a custom mounting bracket, adding an elegant decorative statement to the lighting.

Location: Philadelphia, PA
Architect: Watkins Architect
Owner: Knoll, Inc.
Scope: Interior

The University of Pennsylvania's Pennovation Center is a 58,000sf, 3-story innovation and research facility dedicated to entrepreneurs, researchers, and inventors. The architectural lighting utilizes strategic arrangements of fluorescent lighting to complement the building's geometric architecture and industrial aesthetic. The lighting references elements from the landscape design to create a fully cohesive visual experience. 

Location: Philadelphia, PA
Architects: Hollwich Kushner (HWKN), KSS Architects
Photographer: JP Lira

The University of Pennsylvania's Pennovation Center is a 58,000sf, 3-story innovation and research facility dedicated to entrepreneurs, researchers, and inventors. The architectural lighting utilizes strategic arrangements of fluorescent lighting to complement the building's geometric architecture and industrial aesthetic. The lighting references elements from the landscape design to create a fully cohesive visual experience. 

Location: Philadelphia, PA
Architects: Hollwich Kushner (HWKN), KSS Architects
Photographer: JP Lira

The University of Pennsylvania's Pennovation Center is a 58,000sf, 3-story innovation and research facility dedicated to entrepreneurs, researchers, and inventors. The architectural lighting utilizes strategic arrangements of fluorescent lighting to complement the building's geometric architecture and industrial aesthetic. The lighting references elements from the landscape design to create a fully cohesive visual experience.  

Location: Philadelphia, PA
Architects: Hollwich Kushner (HWKN), KSS Architects
Photographer: JP Lira

The University of Pennsylvania's Pennovation Center is a 58,000sf, 3-story innovation and research facility dedicated to entrepreneurs, researchers, and inventors. The architectural lighting utilizes strategic arrangements of fluorescent lighting to complement the building's geometric architecture and industrial aesthetic. The lighting references elements from the landscape design to create a fully cohesive visual experience. 

Location: Philadelphia, PA
Architects: Hollwich Kushner (HWKN), KSS Architects
Photographer: JP Lira

The University of Pennsylvania's Pennovation Center is a 58,000sf, 3-story innovation and research facility dedicated to entrepreneurs, researchers, and inventors. The architectural lighting utilizes strategic arrangements of fluorescent lighting to complement the building's geometric architecture and industrial aesthetic. The lighting references elements from the landscape design to create a fully cohesive visual experience. 

Location: Philadelphia, PA
Architects: Hollwich Kushner (HWKN), KSS Architects
Photographer: JP Lira

The Hudson Yards Experience Center gives prospective residential buyers a sense of what New York's Hudson Yards neighborhood will be like once completed in 2019. The architectural lighting seamlessly integrates with the Center's various technological displays, using warm layers of light to evoke the sense of luxury and comfort that is central to the Hudson Yards lifestyle. 

Location: New York, NY
Owner: Related Companies
Architect: Rockwell Group
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

The Hudson Yards Experience Center gives prospective residential buyers a sense of what New York's Hudson Yards neighborhood will be like once completed in 2019. The architectural lighting seamlessly integrates with the Center's various technological displays, using warm layers of light to evoke the sense of luxury and comfort that is central to the Hudson Yards lifestyle. 

Location: New York, NY
Owner: Related Companies
Architect: Rockwell Group
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

The Hudson Yards Experience Center gives prospective residential buyers a sense of what New York's Hudson Yards neighborhood will be like once completed in 2019. The architectural lighting seamlessly integrates with the Center's various technological displays, using warm layers of light to evoke the sense of luxury and comfort that is central to the Hudson Yards lifestyle. 

Location: New York, NY
Owner: Related Companies
Architect: Rockwell Group
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

The Hudson Yards Experience Center gives prospective residential buyers a sense of what New York's Hudson Yards neighborhood will be like once completed in 2019. The architectural lighting seamlessly integrates with the Center's various technological displays, using warm layers of light to evoke the sense of luxury and comfort that is central to the Hudson Yards lifestyle. 

Location: New York, NY
Owner: Related Companies
Architect: Rockwell Group
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

The Hudson Yards Experience Center gives prospective residential buyers a sense of what New York's Hudson Yards neighborhood will be like once completed in 2019. The architectural lighting seamlessly integrates with the Center's various technological displays, using warm layers of light to evoke the sense of luxury and comfort that is central to the Hudson Yards lifestyle. 

Location: New York, NY
Owner: Related Companies
Architect: Rockwell Group
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

The Hudson Yards Experience Center gives prospective residential buyers a sense of what New York's Hudson Yards neighborhood will be like once completed in 2019. The architectural lighting seamlessly integrates with the Center's various technological displays, using warm layers of light to evoke the sense of luxury and comfort that is central to the Hudson Yards lifestyle. 

Location: New York, NY
Owner: Related Companies
Architect: Rockwell Group
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

The Hudson Yards Experience Center gives prospective residential buyers a sense of what New York's Hudson Yards neighborhood will be like once completed in 2019. The architectural lighting seamlessly integrates with the Center's various technological displays, using warm layers of light to evoke the sense of luxury and comfort that is central to the Hudson Yards lifestyle. 

Location: New York, NY
Owner: Related Companies
Architect: Rockwell Group
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

Lighting at the Knoll showroom in Chicago seamlessly combines LED ceiling accents with linear ambient fixtures to create a warm, hospitable feel in the space, while allowing clients to fully appreciate the high-quality colors and textures of each furniture display.

Location: Chicago, IL
Client: Knoll, Inc.
Architect: Gensler
Photographer: Caprice Johnson

Lighting at the Knoll showroom in Chicago seamlessly combines LED ceiling accents with linear ambient fixtures to create a warm, hospitable feel in the space, while allowing clients to fully appreciate the high-quality colors and textures of each furniture display.

Location: Chicago, IL
Client: Knoll, Inc.
Architect: Gensler
Photographer: Caprice Johnson

Lighting at the Knoll showroom in Chicago seamlessly combines LED ceiling accents with linear ambient fixtures to create a warm, hospitable feel in the space, while allowing clients to fully appreciate the high-quality colors and textures of each furniture display.

Location: Chicago, IL
Client: Knoll, Inc.
Architect: Gensler
Photographer: Caprice Johnson

Lighting at the Knoll showroom in Chicago seamlessly combines LED ceiling accents with linear ambient fixtures to create a warm, hospitable feel in the space, while allowing clients to fully appreciate the high-quality colors and textures of each furniture display.

Location: Chicago, IL
Client: Knoll, Inc.
Architect: Gensler
Photographer: Caprice Johnson

Lighting at the Knoll showroom in Chicago seamlessly combines LED ceiling accents with linear ambient fixtures to create a warm, hospitable feel in the space, while allowing clients to fully appreciate the high-quality colors and textures of each furniture display.

Location: Chicago, IL
Client: Knoll, Inc.
Architect: Gensler
Photographer: Caprice Johnson

Lighting at the Knoll showroom in Chicago seamlessly combines LED ceiling accents with linear ambient fixtures to create a warm, hospitable feel in the space, while allowing clients to fully appreciate the high-quality colors and textures of each furniture display.

Location: Chicago, IL
Client: Knoll, Inc.
Architect: Gensler
Photographer: Caprice Johnson

Lighting at the Knoll showroom in Chicago seamlessly combines LED ceiling accents with linear ambient fixtures to create a warm, hospitable feel in the space, while allowing clients to fully appreciate the high-quality colors and textures of each furniture display.

Location: Chicago, IL
Client: Knoll, Inc.
Architect: Gensler
Photographer: Caprice Johnson

Lighting at the Knoll showroom in Chicago seamlessly combines LED ceiling accents with linear ambient fixtures to create a warm, hospitable feel in the space, while allowing clients to fully appreciate the high-quality colors and textures of each furniture display.

Location: Chicago, IL
Client: Knoll, Inc.
Architect: Gensler
Photographer: Caprice Johnson

At this women-only private co-working space, lighting plays a strong role in creating the right atmosphere. Attempting to create the feel of an iconic pied-a-terre, warm, ambient light and strong art accenting support the vision of a safe and stylish place for female entrepreneurs to network. With an extremely tight budget and expansive art program, the necessity and purpose of each light needed to be carefully considered. Using just a few tools – accent lighting and bold decorative pieces - the lighting design team carefully crafted a decadent and gorgeous space that feels lush, glowing and perfectly suited to it’s purpose.

Location: New York, NY
Client: Chief
Interior Designer: Avroko
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

At this women-only private co-working space, lighting plays a strong role in creating the right atmosphere. Attempting to create the feel of an iconic pied-a-terre, warm, ambient light and strong art accenting support the vision of a safe and stylish place for female entrepreneurs to network. With an extremely tight budget and expansive art program, the necessity and purpose of each light needed to be carefully considered. Using just a few tools – accent lighting and bold decorative pieces - the lighting design team carefully crafted a decadent and gorgeous space that feels lush, glowing and perfectly suited to it’s purpose.

Location: New York, NY
Client: Chief
Interior Designer: Avroko
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

At this women-only private co-working space, lighting plays a strong role in creating the right atmosphere. Attempting to create the feel of an iconic pied-a-terre, warm, ambient light and strong art accenting support the vision of a safe and stylish place for female entrepreneurs to network. With an extremely tight budget and expansive art program, the necessity and purpose of each light needed to be carefully considered. Using just a few tools – accent lighting and bold decorative pieces - the lighting design team carefully crafted a decadent and gorgeous space that feels lush, glowing and perfectly suited to it’s purpose.

Location: New York, NY
Client: Chief
Interior Designer: Avroko
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

At this women-only private co-working space, lighting plays a strong role in creating the right atmosphere. Attempting to create the feel of an iconic pied-a-terre, warm, ambient light and strong art accenting support the vision of a safe and stylish place for female entrepreneurs to network. With an extremely tight budget and expansive art program, the necessity and purpose of each light needed to be carefully considered. Using just a few tools – accent lighting and bold decorative pieces - the lighting design team carefully crafted a decadent and gorgeous space that feels lush, glowing and perfectly suited to it’s purpose.

Location: New York, NY
Client: Chief
Interior Designer: Avroko
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

At this women-only private co-working space, lighting plays a strong role in creating the right atmosphere. Attempting to create the feel of an iconic pied-a-terre, warm, ambient light and strong art accenting support the vision of a safe and stylish place for female entrepreneurs to network. With an extremely tight budget and expansive art program, the necessity and purpose of each light needed to be carefully considered. Using just a few tools – accent lighting and bold decorative pieces - the lighting design team carefully crafted a decadent and gorgeous space that feels lush, glowing and perfectly suited to it’s purpose.

Location: New York, NY
Client: Chief
Interior Designer: Avroko
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

At this women-only private co-working space, lighting plays a strong role in creating the right atmosphere. Attempting to create the feel of an iconic pied-a-terre, warm, ambient light and strong art accenting support the vision of a safe and stylish place for female entrepreneurs to network. With an extremely tight budget and expansive art program, the necessity and purpose of each light needed to be carefully considered. Using just a few tools – accent lighting and bold decorative pieces - the lighting design team carefully crafted a decadent and gorgeous space that feels lush, glowing and perfectly suited to it’s purpose.

Location: New York, NY
Client: Chief
Interior Designer: Avroko
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

At this women-only private co-working space, lighting plays a strong role in creating the right atmosphere. Attempting to create the feel of an iconic pied-a-terre, warm, ambient light and strong art accenting support the vision of a safe and stylish place for female entrepreneurs to network. With an extremely tight budget and expansive art program, the necessity and purpose of each light needed to be carefully considered. Using just a few tools – accent lighting and bold decorative pieces - the lighting design team carefully crafted a decadent and gorgeous space that feels lush, glowing and perfectly suited to it’s purpose.

Location: New York, NY
Client: Chief
Interior Designer: Avroko
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

Location: New York, NY

Client: Knoll, Inc.

Architect: ARO

Photographer: Ryan Fischer

Location: New York, NY

Client: Knoll, Inc.

Architect: ARO

Photographer: Ryan Fischer

Location: New York, NY

Client: Knoll, Inc.

Architect: ARO

Photographer: Ryan Fischer

Location: New York, NY

Client: Knoll, Inc

Architect: ARO

Photographer: Ryan Fischer

Location: New York, NY

Client: Knoll, Inc.

Architect: ARO

Photographer: Ryan Fischer

Expressive architecture and the use of natural materials reflect the mission of this ecological research center. The lighting design further supports the vision by highlighting the repetitive forms, while embracing daylighting to the fullest extent. By striking a balance between soft indirect glow and punchy direct accenting, uplighting and downlighting, and warm and cool tones, this carefully integrated lighting design enhances and celebrates the science at work here, creating an environment focused on efficiency and wellness. A graceful transformation occurs between day and night, when the sunlight fades and the simple yet deliberate architectural accent lighting comes to life.

Architect: Becker and Becker

Photographer: Ryan Fischer

The Focus design team based the color temperature selection on how they imagined the final patina of the copper would appear, and put off making the decision until the very end to let their finish sample age as much as possible.

Architect: Becker and Becker

Photographer: Ryan Fischer

Warm accents highlight the rough-hewn wood beams while the copper cladding picks up the reflected light.

Architect: Becker and Becker

Photographer: Ryan Fischer

Inside, skylights at the top of each sloped roof section bring natural lighting into the space, balanced by a softly glowing 3000K linear LED grazing up on to the sloped ceiling.

Architect: Becker and Becker

Photographer: Ryan Fischer

Along the entry corridor, a 2700K linear wall-wash awaits future art and photos, while 2700K tight-beam LED accents with amber color filters punctuate the corridor with a rhythm of high-contrast color and texture.

Architect: Becker and Becker

Photographer: Ryan Fischer

Throughout the office spaces, surface mounted linear lensed LED striplights provide direct task lighting to work areas. After many studies, the team decided to mount the fixtures parallel to the structure to maintain the open volume.

Architect: Becker and Becker

Photographer: Ryan Fischer

In the laboratories, the same lensed fixture from the office is used to maintain consistency, but with the addition of indirect uplighting to create an open, evenly illuminated space.

Architect: Becker and Becker

Photographer: Ryan Fischer

The lighting approach accentuates the continuous architectural structure and connects the interior and exterior in a beautiful and carefully considered way.

Architect: Becker and Becker

Photographer: Ryan Fischer

The exterior plaza is bathed with soft light from surface mounted accents. The wood beam accenting continues, reinforcing the strong architectural element as an open-air structure.

Architect: Becker and Becker

Photographer: Ryan Fischer