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