Francis Krahe and Associates designed the lighting for the 20 foot, 7,000-pound steal sculpture located in the heart of Columbus’ Short North District.

Harvard University’s new District Energy Facility (DEF) is in full operation as a one-of-a-kind, unmanned facility that supplies power and water to nearby buildings on campus.

Congratulations to Nilgoon Fatehi on her promotion to Senior Lighting Designer at our firm's Los Angeles headquarters. Nilgoon is a detailed and conscientious professional who is up to new challenges. 

The Research and Development District (RaDD) is situated on more than eight acres and occupies three entire city blocks on the San Diego Waterfront along California's Pacific coast.

The RaDD will be a premier, urban, mixed-use waterfront campus which includes laboratory, office an retail space.

An equinox is when the plane of the Earth's equator passes through the geometric center of the sun's disk. There is equal night and equal day.

We welcome this news of a change of seasons. We also welcome the news of one of our design team members, Lindsay Stefans, on becoming a WELL Accredited Professional (WELL AP).

Five years ago, we anticipated that the advance of LED technology and concurrent developments in materials science, interconnectivity, and media technology would revolutionize the lighting industry and offer new opportunities for design.

A skincare flagship retail boutique and spa, the Dr. Barbara Sturm store sets out to create a unique retail experience that evokes tranquility with a touch of science lab. At just 1,989 sqft, the project represents a masterful solution that accentuates the architectural space, showcases retail products, and provides customers flattering illumination. Diffused soft lighting is key to this project.

Light can comfort us indoors and outside. Light can lift your mood. Read a contribution from one of our lighting designers in Thrive Global :

Small Ways to Keep Your Spirits Up When The Temperatures Drop

These joy triggers can bring you a sense of warmth and positivity no matter how dreary things look outside.