Explore the spaces enhanced by our products
Galleries
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Bergdorf Goodman
The display windows at Bergdorf Goodman feature their acclaimed tradition of high fantasy, dramatic surprises, extraordinary fashion and compelling storytelling. With production spanning nearly a year from conception to completion, the windows invite all who view them to join in the fun of playful diversions and nostalgic games.See More > -
Metropolitan Museum of Art (The Met)
“The Metropolitan Museum of Art is the largest museum in the Western Hemisphere. Its collection of more than two million items is not only broad—covering the entire world, from antiquity to the present—but deep, with holdings so large in a number of areas that some might be considered museums unto themselves.”See More > -
Witte Museum
"The Witte Museum's South Texas Heritage Center celebrates the region and its people. Design goals included the preservation and renovation of the historic Trail Driver's Hall with the addition of a new dramatic contemporary wing. Exacting sustainability goals were met without any reduction in the quality of the experience for the visitorSee More > -
Kimbell Art Museum
"Piano wanted a lighting design that was adaptable and tunable. To that end, the gallery lighting marks a milestone for the RPBW-Arup team. It is the first time they used an all-LED solution. The design of the space, with its 29 pairs of 100-foot-long laminated wood beams, allows the galleries to be completely open and a system of movable partitions to be rearranged based on the needs of the exhibitSee More > -
American Museum of Natural History: Millstein Hall of Ocean Life (AMNH)
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Cathedral of Sacred Heart
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Cistercian Abbey Church
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Empire State Building Observatory Experience
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Gilder Center for Science at American Museum of Natural History (AMNH)
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Grace Church
We were originally brought on to the Grace Church project in Brooklyn Heights to update and refine the lighting inside in the interior and the exterior of the church. Design goals included an increase in usable light levels for the aging population, reduction in energy usage, and a maintenance-friendly systemSee More > -
Lévy Gorvy Dayan Gallery (LGD)
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