Check out HLB in designing lighting! In the Oct/Nov issue, discover the luminous revitalization of The Art Complex Museum, explore an insightful profile of Senior Principal Brandon Thrasher, and more. Attending IALD Enlighten Americas this week? Be sure to grab your print copy on-site before heading to the 'Tipping into Digital Interoperability (DALI)' session, led by HLB President and Senior Principal Teal Brogden! Read the digital magazine here: https://ow.ly/LyoU50TMgpt
HLB Lighting Design
Architecture and Planning
New York, New York 12,166 followers
Illuminating the lives of people around the globe through innovation, education, and stewardship.
About us
Founded in 1968, HLB Lighting Design is the largest women-owned, independent architectural lighting design firm in the world. We specialize in creating compelling holistic lighting experiences that redefine the way people interact with the built environment. Our longstanding legacy of excellence, combined with our multiple boutique studios, gives us the ability to deliver the most transformative client experience in the industry. With an international roster of over 100 employees and streamlined virtual capabilities, HLB is uniquely positioned to collaborate with clients of every scale worldwide. We operate on the cutting edge of lighting technology, constantly expanding and refining our services to meet the evolving needs of our industry. Integrated Services and Lighting Expertise include: • Interior & Exterior Architectural Lighting Design • Daylighting Design • Sustainable Design Solutions • 3-D Visualization & Calculations • Custom Luminaire & Product Development • Light Art & Digital Media • Control System Integration
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- Industry
- Architecture and Planning
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- New York, New York
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 1968
- Specialties
- Daylighting Design & Analysis, Commissioning, Budget & Lifecycle Cost Analysis, Light Trespass Analysis, Energy Effective Design for LEED/Sustainable Lighting, and Control Systems Integration
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Congratulations to our New York Studio for receiving two awards at the inaugural Beacon Awards, hosted by Designers Lighting Forum of New York (DLFNY)! The team brought home an Award of Excellence in Lighting Design for a New York Project for their work on the Long Island Railroad Penn Station 33rd Street Entry as well as an Award for Excellence in Exterior Lighting for their work on the I-74 Mississippi River Bridge. Congratulations to all who were recognized at this exciting event! Read more about the awards here: https://ow.ly/a3TA50TJ38e Videos: Feinknopf Photography, Brad Feinknopf and Lauren K. Davis (Penn Station); Lauren K. Davis (I-74 Mississippi River Bridge)
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On Wednesday, 16 October, don’t miss the chance to gain unique insights from HLB Principal Lee Brandt and Senior Associate Haley Darst at Women in Lighting + Design (WILD) in TWO different cities! Lee will be sharing at the WILD Cross Talk roundtable discussion in Brooklyn, NY - focusing what's shaped her career, and diving into challenges faced and lessons for future generations of designers. In Charlotte, NC, Haley will delve into the importance of light in the built environment, walk attendees through each phase of the design process, and showcase real-world examples that highlight the artistry and technical expertise behind lighting design.
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The lighting design for the Seattle Aquarium Ocean Pavilion invites visitors on a journey of discovery through a carefully curated balancing act of natural light, electric lighting, and architecture. The Ocean Pavilion leverages daylight and electric lighting to aid in the narrative storytelling of the exhibits while creating an enduring sense of connectivity to the waterfront. Carefully orchestrated layers of light, including luminaires with custom LED color blends to support the health of aquatic life, work in tandem with projections to create an immersive visitor experience that delights, inspires, and educates. Read the full article in Architectural Record for more about this outstanding project!
At the northern end of a 1.5-mile park nearing completion—a transformation of Seattle’s downtown waterfront—a rounded structure clad in Alaskan yellow cedar has risen. Urbanistically, it is a hinge that gracefully shifts the park’s flat shoreline promenade to the Overlook Walk, a series of planted staircases and pedestrian ramps that ascend a 110-foot-high bluff to draw the park up to the city’s famous Pike Place Market. The Seattle Aquarium's $170 million Ocean Pavilion, designed by LMN Architects, is not an object planted on this park but embedded in it. The steps of the Overlook Walk entwine the curving shoreline-facing wall of the Pavilion. The aquarium’s public terraced and planted roof opens vistas to Puget Sound (now increasingly referred to by the Indigenous name Salish Sea) as it seamlessly joins the walkway and continues to the Market. With Field Operations, landscape architect for the pavilion and the park, Muckleshoot-tribe plant expert Valerie Segrest has selected species that represent a metaphorical journey from the sea to the mountains. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gjAqA2kT Words by James S. Russell, FAIA Emeritus Photos © Lara Swimmer Photography
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We are excited to sponsor Powerful XI: Together - an incredible event hosted by the AIA Los Angeles Women in Architecture Committee. This event celebrates the accomplishments of women in architecture, engineering, construction, and other professions within our industry. Be sure to sign up to ensure your spot! https://lnkd.in/gu3KYKHU
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At HLB, we're passionate about creating a culture that fosters innovation and professional growth. This fall, we're proud to announce the promotion of 17 talented team members who have continually pushed boundaries and demonstrated excellence in their craft. These individuals embody our shared values and contribute to the success of our firm and our mission to illuminate spaces that inspire. We're excited to see them take on new challenges and shape our industry’s future. Join us in congratulating them on this well-deserved achievement!
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Spotted: HLB in Spain! Earlier this week, Ken Douglas, Amaia Puras-Ustarroz, and Stefano Amabile attended the fourth edition of the Norman Foster Foundation’s Public Debates on Sustainability. This event showcased leading experts in sustainable urban development, offering innovative insights into creating resilient, future-ready cities. Our team left inspired and energized by the visionary strategies shaping the future of sustainability in our industry!
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Luxury residential lighting design is about creating a personalized experience for each client. In this edition of Lighting Design Talk, we're chatting with HLB Residential Studio leaders to uncover the three major questions that lighting designers should ask before a project to craft luminous results.
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What does your dream day at the aquarium look like? Ours might include measuring underwater photosynthetic flux or getting a behind-the-scenes glance at exhibits beautifully designed to inspire conservation of the marine environment. Our team approached the lighting design for the newly opened Seattle Aquarium Ocean Pavillion with hands-on expertise. This new pavilion is uniquely crafted - embracing both daylight and electric lighting to support a bright, vibrant ecosystem where over 3,500 animals and plants thrive, and marine and human life can intertwine in a breathtaking aquarium journey.
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