May 2011 - Illuminating Engineering Society
May 2011 - Illuminating Engineering Society
May 2011 - Illuminating Engineering Society
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PARX GRILL<br />
Onyx squares are backlit with cool white LEDs. The casino also wanted the classic fireplace of a steakhouse, but with a contemporary spin: the fire is<br />
actually a computer-generated image.<br />
branches. Colorful commissioned abstract expressionist artworks<br />
are mounted against wood walls to contribute to the sophisticated<br />
ambience of the room. Generously sized upholstered<br />
chairs and banquettes are a custom KlingStubbins design.<br />
“Everyone pulled together to meet our very accelerated time<br />
schedule. The end result was the contemporary fusion approach<br />
that the owners agreed expressed their image,” says Hauber. ■<br />
Vilma Barr is a regular contributor to LD+A.<br />
METRICS THAT MATTER<br />
Parx Grill<br />
Watts per sq ft: complies with ASHRAE 2007<br />
Lamp Types: 4 traditional lamp types and 4 integral LED types<br />
Fixture Types: 18<br />
Illuminance Levels: Fully dimmable system with scene selection<br />
THE DESIGNERS<br />
Andrea Hauber, LC, LEED AP, Member IES (2005),<br />
is a lighting designer with KlingStubbins and a<br />
Board member of the IES Philadelphia Section.<br />
Mark Zwagerman, AIA, LEED AP, is senior associate<br />
and studio director at KlingStubbins.<br />
Richard Mark (left), design principal, interiors at KlingStubbins oversees<br />
all aspects of project design for the firm’s national interiors<br />
practice.<br />
90 <strong>May</strong> <strong>2011</strong> | LD+A www.ies.org
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