Toolbox: Reaping the Benefits of Diversity in Lighting Design
By Sarah Erickson, principal, partner, LS Group This past year has come with tremendous change. From the Denver market to the global stage, there have been countless opportunities within the commercial real estate industry to show our resilience and ingenuity.
Designing for Multi-Purpose Dining Room Spaces
The COVID-19 pandemic has shifted the concept of “home” to include work, school, daycare, and more. People are spending more time in spaces that were not designed with these new activities in mind, including dining rooms.
A Lighting Designer on Lighting Hotels
Seasoned lighting designers take mood and atmosphere into consideration when they create concepts for their clients — especially when illuminating hospitality spaces. Brightness and durability are tiny components that make up half the design; a complete lighting design invites guests into a brand new environment.
iilluminati: Sean Murphy and Avraham Mor
Luxury is no longer limited to high-end residential spaces, hotels, and retail environments. Lighting designers and architects are exploring ways to elevate all types of spaces with brilliant lighting, including health and wellness clubs like BIÂN in Chicago.
iilluminati: Chad Rothe, Lightform Lighting
Architectural challenges encourage Chad Rothe to set new standards for lighting design in high-end residential, retail, hospitality, and restaurant spaces. As the owner and founder of Lightform Lighting, a leading lighting design firm in Scottsdale, Arizona, Rothe and his team work with designers, architects, and contractors to manifest client visions for various spaces.
iilluminati: Mark Raissen, LightRaze
As president of LightRaze, Mark Raissen has redefined the concept of light in luxury hospitality and high-end residential spaces in Southern California and beyond.
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