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What kinds of lighting installations can be found in LIGHTING SPACES? For per se, chef Thomas Keller's acclaimed new restaurant at New York's Time WarneF Center, lighting confers a flattering glow over the spare but finely detailed decor so guests can enjoy the exquisite cuisine and views in leisurely contemplation. Busy travelers pausing in the American Airlines Admirals Club at DaLlas/Fort Worth International Airport are cosseted by softly illuminated lounges accented by highlighted wails of split-face limestone and the work of 26 Texas artists. The curving lighting fixtures custom designed for the main worship hall at St. Matthew's Episcopal Church, in Pacific Palisades, California, so perfectly comptement its soaring architecture that the parish raised additional funds to fabricate them. And how better for gueststo cap an exhitarating day at Argosy Casino, in Riverside, Missouri, than to enjoy a night sky lighting show above the principal gaming area, complete with aurora borealis?
Thus, LIGHTING SPACES offers the opportunity to review the portfolios of many of today's top lighting designers. Taking readers on guided tours of one outstanding lighting environment after another, the book offers insights about how tightincj design creates information, ambiance, safety, security, energy conservation and other objectives set by property owners and managers and their design consuttants. Because few individuats could easily visit so many far-flung installations, LIGHTING SPACES depicts its projects in superb, four-color photography reproduced on fine, heavy-weight paper to bring their images to life. Here are state-of-the-art lighting concepts that can be put to work immediately on projects being developed now. This is a book planned for frequent use, with all projects indexed for easy reference to aid architects, interior designers, Landscape designers and their clients, introducing reading righting designers and their illumihating accomplishments.
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¡¡¡¡Roger Yee, an architecture graduate of Yale School of Architecture, has received honors for his work in the field from such organizations as the American Institute of Architects, the American Society of Interior Designers and the Association of Business Publishers. Former editor-in-chief of Corporate Design 8, Realty, Contract, and Unique Homes, he is now a contributing editor to such publications as Engineering News Record, Oculus, and Woman's Day Kitchens & Baths, as well as being the author and editor of Corporate Inter/ors, Educational Environments, Healthcare 5paces, 5ports & Recreational Facilities and Hotel & Restaurant Design.
His other activities in the field have included being marketing advisor to Cushman & Wakefield, a national real estate firm, serving as draftsman and designer to architecture firms, most notably Philip Johnson & John Burgee, and tecturing on design at institutions of higher education, including Dartmouth Collego and Columbia University. He is a consultant on editorial public relations and marketing issues to numerous orgamzations in the design community.