Going directly to jail doesn’t sound like a treat – unless you’re headed for Boston’s former Charles Street Jail. These days, the 1851-vintage building enjoys a new life as the four-star Liberty Hotel.
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- 2500 lumens/50 foot candles at 7’- 6’’ (task) - 54 watts - Warm white
- Maintenance free – saves labor, reduces down-time and eliminates service related accidents
- 3 Year warranty
- Programmable keypad - full dimming capability (optional)
- Does not require costly DC controller
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Gensler Selected as Lead Architect for Tennessee’s Largest Master-Planned Community Mantria Communities LP announces Gensler as the lead architect for Mantria Place, Tennessee’s largest master-planned community. Gensler will define the architectural design platform for the residential and public buildings, and create an identity for the 10 neighborhoods and 24 public buildings, including a village center, boutique hotel, and golf course clubhouse. Read more » |
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