Everbrite Lighting Technologies Announces a New - and Brighter - Advanced Lighting System, the MedLux™ XLS II
The XLS II system consists of recessed down-lights that utilize long life LED technology – the only MRI-safe LED down-light. (Available June 2008)
- 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
Visit www.e-l-t.com for more information.
What do you get when you combine a dragon skin wall, metallic ceilings, and a glass bridge that makes you feel like you’re floating on air? You get the BLACKHAWK! headquarters building in Norfolk, VA, the winner of an AIA Design Excellence for Interiors Award. HBA Architecture & Interior Design Inc. incorporated several unique and iconic elements into the building.
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Dramatic Efficiency
A unique, energy-efficient lighting design emphasizes integration and flexibility at Haworth Inc.’s flagship showroom at Chicago’s Merchandise Mart. With a combined focus on product, technology, and engineering, the facility highlights Haworth’s commitment to both integration and sustainability.
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From Lab to Real Life
Nursing students at a British Columbia college will soon get out of the classroom and into patient rooms – or at least labs that look like them. New simulation labs feature technology that allows students to work with computer-run “patients” in a real-life scenario and bring the experience home from the lab to study.
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Relax to the Max
Guests at the Spa at Rancho Bernardo Inn in San Diego are sure to enjoy maxin’ and relaxin’ amid a beautiful garden in the newly remodeled facility, which has a modern design featuring a fountain and waterfall. The project integrates a traditional Spanish-style roof and incorporates natural stone throughout the landscape design.
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Elation Architectural and Acclaim Lighting are part of the ADJ Group, a leading maker of lighting products since 1985. The companies offer a complete range of indoor and outdoor lighting products designed specifically for architectural applications, including LED, solid state, submersible, conventional halogen fixtures, and low resolution video solutions, as well as controls. At Lightfair, the companies will showcase flood, façade, landscape and fountain LEDs, controls and software.
Visit Lightfair booth 2807 or www.elationlighting.com.
College to Get New Marine Building
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New Wing for Scarsdale School
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The Professional Display Group of Pioneer Electronics (USA) Inc. is the leading provider of plasma and display products for business use. Pioneer introduced the industry’s first 50” high definition plasma display in 1997 and continues to deliver innovative display solutions for professional data display, audio/video, information technology and various applications.
Visit www.PioneerAtWork.com for more information
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