Interior Projects

KAUST’s new campus is not only the first LEED-certified project in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, but also the world’s largest LEED Platinum project. Numerous M60 & M100 light the buildings, and 1800 ARC fixtures, 400 Saturn 3 fixtures, and 300 Discera fixtures adorn several open roads, plazas, and parking lot areas campus wide.

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Harley-Davidson Motor Co. celebrated the grand opening of the H-D Museum on Saturday, July 12th 2008. The seamless, square configurations of M60 Direct-Indirect pendant lighting was ideal for
the center displays, with soft continuous light that creates a shadow-less, timeless, attraction.

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Selux M60 recessed fixtures with a Satine lens were configured in practical lines of light, allowing for shadowless clear visibility throughout the office space. The unique design of the office space, with the help of the Selux M60 Recessed fixture, produces an environment encouraging creativity and productivity.ration.

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Sidwell Friends has been awarded a Platinum level LEED rating for their middle school in Washington, DC. It utilizes Selux M100 Recessed fixtures and is the first secondary school in the US to have a LEED Platinum rating and the first LEED Platinum building in the District of Columbia.

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Over 7,300 feet of M60 Direct suspended and recessed provide the lighting for this award winning centerpiece of urban renewal for Des Moines, Iowa. Opened in 2006, the Des Moines Public Library features "green" design and is said to "convey the atmosphere of the city" due its unique design, aesthetics, and pragmatic approach for both energy conservation and user friendliness.

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Construction has been completed on two new studios at SAB's Lincoln Center headquarters. The Selux M100 Recessed fixtures allowed for seamless and uniform lighting with an architectural focus.

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Overseen by New York-based Arup Lighting, the building's lighting scheme takes a systematic approach in order to address the diversity of spaces. "We focused on using a common set of economical tools," explains lighting designer Brian Stacy.

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The Museum of the Russian Icons 6,000 sq ft building has an installation of M60 spackle flange fixtures in the executive director's office and conference room as well as the entry and reception area. The museum itself has focused on sustainability and efficiency, revamping a 150-year-old mill with photovoltaic solar panels, LED lighting, and automated displays, while at the same time retaining the original brick façade and gabled roof.

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Indirect pendant mount fluorescent fixtures illuminate this distinctive architectural space.

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Presence of ambient light and crisp design were key aesthetic criteria, achieved here with continuous and uniform light conducive to the professional office environment.

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Suspended low profile fixtures in geometric configurations as well as recessed continuous runs enrich the architecture and dazzling artwork of this world class museum.

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Stunning application of recessed M100 fixtures throughout this highly acclaimed extension to one of the most important museums in Denmark.

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Incorporating the sleek and contemporary design of M100 Tannenbaum fixtures, the lighting performs flawlessly under a range of conditions while helping to define this unique office space in Chelsea, NYC.

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Incorporating the patented Aura Technology, these Aurea fixtures feature self illuminating acrylic material that provides a soft and uniform lighting environment. Installation also includes continuous runs of wall mounted Artec^® S4 fixtures in hallways.

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This classroom building was designed to be flexible, beautiful and energy efficient. Artec^® suspended fixtures offer superior illumination using a versatile combination of indirect and direct illumination.

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Custom-designed to create a false ceiling to mask the usual clutter seen in the canopy of the theater while complementing the overall architectural space.

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