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.
Or in this case, a queen. Architects designed the top of the new Great American Building in Cincinnati to resemble a tiara, serving as a landmark for what has become known as the “Queen City.” The tower features a royally impressive view of the city, the riverfront, and the Great American Ballpark, and sustainable elements will make the structure the greenest in the city’s downtown.
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Bending the Rules
The new addition to the Natick Collection in Natick, MA, challenges long-accepted rules of mall design with skylights, curved architecture, and unique uses of glass.
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An Undulating Façade for Neiman Marcus
The Natick Collection mall is anchored by a façade that features undulating, wavy stainless steel panels designed to look like a dress on a woman.
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Hospital or Hospitality?
It’s not clear which best fits the elegant towers that make up the 360-bed, HDR-designed Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi (CCAD), located on Al Sowa Island in the United Arab Emirates. Based on a village concept, the master plan features a central hospital tower surrounded by pools, parks, and gardens—all designed to offer healing environments for CCAD patients.
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An Interior for Interaction
Designed to encourage teamwork and interaction, a San Diego office building renovation features shared-use office spaces and large windows in independent offices. New interior finishes give workspaces a crisp, clean look, and daylight harvesting light fixtures add sustainability to the mix.
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