Introducing Halo LED Recessed Lighting!
The Halo LED recessed downlight features a Halo LED module that installs into a new construction housing or into existing Halo (and All-Pro) housings. Using less than 15 watts, the recessed fixture delivers over 600 lumens (comparable in light output to a 65 watt BR30 lamp or 18 watt CFL luminaire). The dimmable LED module provides: excellent color quality (over 80 CRI), warm quality of light (3045K nominal), good cutoff, low glare and lasts 50,000 hours.
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Historic New Interior Gets Gold
A Chicago TVS office garners LEED Gold Interiors for a space in the historic downtown Rookery building. Features include: all electricity from renewable energy sources; materials with recycled content; an indoor air quality management plan; and ENERGY STAR-rated equipment and appliances.
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UNC Sees Auditorium Upgrade
A $19 million renovation and modernization at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro's 55,000-gross-square-foot Aycock Auditorium addressed acoustics, presentation standards, and audience expectations while preserving the regional landmark's historical details. Work also included new seating, improved sight lines, a double-platform orchestra pit lift, a new elevator, expanded dressing rooms and production shops, and a complete upgrade of all HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and lighting and sound systems.
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Acoustics Alleviate Sound Problems
In most types of acoustical environments, the goal should be to address the "natural" acoustical background before applying technology fixes.
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