SPECIAL CITATION FOR SENSITIVE APPLICATION OF LIGHT IN A REPURPOSED URBAN SETTING
THE HIGH LINE NEW YORK, NY USA
LIGHTING DESIGN HERVÉ DESCOTTES JASON NECHES
ANNETTE GODERBAUER JEFF BECK JAMES STEWART L'OBSERVATOIRE INTERNATIONAL
ADDITIONAL CREDITS ARCHITECTURE DILLER SCOFIDIO + RENFRO
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE FIELD OPERATIONS
PLANTING DESIGN PIET OUDOLF
STRUCTURAL & MEP ENGINEERING BURO HAPPOLD
STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING & HISTORIC PRESERVATION ROBERT SILMAN ASSOCIATES
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING GRB SERVICES INC
A public park transformed from elevated abandoned railroad tracks, the High Line spans 1.5 miles on New York City’s far West Side. The lighting design and structure of the park create a singular linear experience of a wild, other-worldly promenade within the urban landscape. The overall lighting strategy is a consistent low-level
plane of light along the perimeter, lifting and floating the High Line above the city. Free from glare or distracting fixtures, this soft light cast just below eye-level keeps the park safe, visible and unobtrusive at night, allowing for a unique dream-like night walk experience.
PUBLIC SPACE MANAGEMENT ETM ASSOCIATES LLC
PHOTOGRAPHY © EMILE DUBUSSION
SPECIAL CITATION
FOR THE SUCCESSFUL TRANSLATION OF A VISUAL THEME INTO LIGHT
NOVAMED POLYCLINIC ZAGREB, CROATIA
LIGHTING DESIGN DEAN SKIRA MAJA LIPOVCIC SKIRA LTD
ADDITIONAL CREDITS ARCHITECTURE ANTE NIKˇSA BILIC VANJA BISCANIC
SUNCICA MASTELIC-IVIC
PHOTOGRAPHY © VJEKOSLAV SKLEDAR
In addition to its practical functions, lighting also has another important task—creating emotions. The idea in this project was to create a space that is fun and dynamic, colorful and inviting, with ever-changing scenes of light to comfort patients.
In the entrance and reception space, an organically shaped channel winds through the ceiling. The inspiration
for this contoured channel came from a picture of brain cells in a local newspaper. Transforming the basic image of these cells into a lighted curve linear organic form was a challenge to present to the client, and to build and integrate as well. Thanks to the well-planned height for the HVAC, it was possible to integrate the concept in the space.
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