design elements - San Jacinto Texas Historic District
design elements - San Jacinto Texas Historic District
design elements - San Jacinto Texas Historic District
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LIGHTING<br />
Pedestrian Light (12’-15’ height)<br />
■ The shorter pole provides a bett er scale for spaces with frequent pedestrian<br />
traffi c.<br />
■ Shorter poles will typically require more frequent spacing.<br />
■ The short pole and post-top light confi guration provides improved<br />
vertical illumination which can be used to light store fronts in retail<br />
environments.<br />
■ A custom <strong>San</strong> <strong>Jacinto</strong> <strong>District</strong> emblem should be incorporated into the<br />
light pole base.<br />
■ Consider LED for energy effi ciency and light quality / color rendition in<br />
selection of luminaires and light sources.<br />
■ Hurricane wind stresses should be considered in <strong>design</strong> of pole and<br />
footing.<br />
Recommended Manufacturer/Model<br />
■ Holophane/Granville with Gold Cage (CenterPoint Standard). The City<br />
of La Porte has used the Traditionaire style luminaire.<br />
■ Rolled Steel Shaft and Washington Style Aluminum Base<br />
■ Color: Black<br />
■ Estimated Installed Cost: ~$4000 (c.2010)<br />
Lighted Bollard<br />
■ Decorative<br />
■ 39” height<br />
■ Traditional Detailing<br />
■ Cast Aluminum with Powder coat Finish<br />
Recommended Manufacturer/Model<br />
■ Holophane/Wadsworth<br />
■ Estimated Installed Cost: $1800 (c.2010)<br />
Gran Ville Luminaire with Gold Cage<br />
SAN JACINTO TEXAS HISTORIC DISTRICT CORRIDOR STANDARDS │ 65
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