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INDUSTRY UPDATES Joseph M. Good, III Wins 21st Annual GE Award Joseph M.“Jody” Good, III of Spectrum Engineers has won the 2003 GE Edison Award for lighting St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Draper, UT. The personalized Steuben Crystal Award was presented to Good at a gala dinner reception March 30, 2004 in Las Vegas, NV. The lighting design for this new 32,000 sq ft church beautifully complements the extensive natural daylighting. The lighting maintains the open feel of the architecture, brings intimacy to the space as required and has enough flexibility to accommodate a range of activities—from education to worship. According to Good, “We had to capitalize on daylighting while minimizing the differences that worshipers perceived between day and night services—a real challenge for this daylighted facility.” Indirect lighting, provided by GE T5/HO Starco at SPX35 lamps, creates a pleasing glow to the church at night. In areas with lower ceilings, downlights with energy-efficient GE 100-W Halogen-IR PAR 38 or 32-W Triple Biax compact fluorescent lamps provide task and circulation lighting. At higher ceiling planes, downlights with Quartzline halogen 500-W frosted T4 or PAR56 medium flood lamps provide additional lighting layers. The lighting control system includes special lighting for artwork, gathering areas, worship activities and special events. Presets effectively integrate electric lighting and daylighting throughout the space.The total connected load of 2.11 watts per sq ft falls below the allowed 2.2 watts per sq ft. Due to its energy efficiency, effective use of daylighting and attentiveness to maintainability, the project also earned an Award for Sustainable Design. (See box at right for other designers and projects recognized with GE Awards.) Edison Awards Awards of Excellence Shedd Aquarium Wild Reef Exhibit Chicago, IL Robert Shook; Emily Klingensmith; Ann Ackerman Schuler Shook, Chicago, IL Parliament Hill, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Philip Gabriel Gabriel/design Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Howard M. Brandston Brandston Partnership Inc., New York, NY Glenn Kachkowski Gabriel/design Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Awards of Merit SmartWrap, New York, NY Sean O’Connor; Matthew Lyngard; Scott Sampson Sean O’Connor Associates Lighting Consultants, Inc., Philadelphia, PA Louis Vuitton-Roppongi, Tokyo, Japan George S. Sexton, III; Karin Salch George Sexton Associates, Washington, DC Betzold <strong>Research</strong> and Trading, Chicago, IL George A. McKulski Leslie M. North OWP/P Engineers, Chicago, IL University of Oregon Football Weight Room, Eugene, OR Mark S. Godfrey; Earl F. Levin PACIFIC LIGHTWORKS, LLC, Portland, OR University of Oregon Football Locker Room, Eugene, OR Mark S. Godfrey; Earl F. Levin; Robert L. Smith, Intern PACIFIC LIGHTWORKS, LLC, Portland, OR Façade Illumination of the . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . June . . . 2004 . . LD+A . . . . 36 . . www.iesna.org . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Bridge of the Americas, Canal Zone, Republic of Panama Robert Daniels Brilliant Lighting Design, Inc. Miami, FL Julio Vásquez Pretto Concepto Brillante, S.A. Panama, Republic of Panama Hudson River Park Segment 4, New York, NY Domingo Gonzalez; Nelson Downend Domingo Gonzalez Associates, New York, NY Renaissance Grand Hotel, St. Louis, MO Ronald Kurtz; Randy Burkett; Susan Jennings Randy Burkett Lighting Design, Inc., St. Louis, MO Scottsdale Hangar One, Scottsdale,AZ Walter Spitz; Roger Smith Creative Designs in Lighting, Phoenix,AZ Awards for Sustainable Design St. John the Baptist Catholic Church at Skaggs Catholic Center, Draper, UT Joseph M. Good III Spectrum Engineers, Salt Lake City, UT University of Oregon Football Weight Room, Eugene, OR Mark S. Godfrey; Earl F. Levin PACIFIC LIGHTWORKS, LLC, Portland, OR University of Oregon Football Locker Room, Eugene, OR Mark S. Godfrey; Earl F. Levin; Robert L. Smith PACIFIC LIGHTWORKS, LLC, Portland, OR Domaine Serene Winery, Dayton, OR Earl F. Levin; Mark S. Godfrey; Veronika R. Batho-Demelius PACIFIC LIGHTWORKS, LLC, Portland, OR Nuckolls Fund Awards Grants Totaling $55,000 At its annual luncheon during LIGHTFAIR INTERNATIONAL, the Nuckolls Fund for Lighting Education announced grants for the year 2004 totaling $55,000. They included two $20,000 grants to university-level institutions, a $10,000 Edison Price Fellowship to an educator and a $5000 Jonas Bellovin Scholar Achievement Award to a student. The Rhode Island School of Design received a $20,000 grant to establish a new lighting design studio course in its Interior Architecture Department, an expansion of their existing lighting courses. Maryland Institute College of Art received a $20,000 grant to develop a new introductory course called “Lighting Concepts and Applications,” a requirement for third-year BFA students majoring in Environmental Design.This will be the Institute’s first standalone course in architectural lighting. This year’s $10,000 Edison Price Fellowship was awarded to Robert Davis of the University of Colorado at Boulder. Davis is pursuing a doctoral degree in vision and visual perception, and the fellowship will help to fund his studies as he continues his teaching duties at the university. The Nuckolls Fund awarded the Jonas Bellovin Scholar Achievement Award to Wook Jea Oh, a student at Penn State University’s Department of Architectural <strong>Engineering</strong> who is studying for a Master of Science degree. The Nuckolls Fund grants are made from the income generated by an endowment, with support for the Fund’s mission based broadly throughout the lighting community. At the recent luncheon,Fund president Jeffrey Milham announced new major contributions. The Designers Lighting Forum of New York presented a check for $4000. The IES New York Section contributed $2000 in memory of Timothy Pike. Enterprise Lighting Sales and the Nulux Corporation each contributed $5000. In addition, the Belfer Group continued its support through the sponsorship of a fund-raising “Desert Walk.” Milham noted that, similarly, the Litecontrol Corporation organizes events to benefit the Fund, most recently last summer at the IESNA Annual Conference. The speaker at this year’s luncheon was Diarmuid McSweeney, vice president of business development for Holophane, who spoke on lighting education from a manufacturer’s point of view. He encouraged manufacturers to see the value of supporting lighting education for their own benefit. Con-Tech Announces 2004 Design Winner The 2004 winner of Con-Tech Lighting’s Sirius Award is Rotwein and Blake Associated Architects, Livingston, NJ., for its lighting design created for the Kushner Companies’ Café in Florham Park, NJ.The winner received a cash prize and trophy at this year’s LIGHTFAIR INTERNATIONAL conference.The Sirius Award honors unsurpassed excellence in the work of designers, architects and specifiers of lighting using Sirius products. This year marks Con- Tech’s sixth year of honoring lighting professionals for their work with the Sirius lighting product line.The Sirius Award 2005 Sirius Award will be announced at next year’s LIGHTFAIR. For more information go to www.con-techlighting.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . www.iesna.org 37 LD+A June 2004
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