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Lighting Design

Four-Season Work and Play Areas at Ubisoft Quebec City
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'The hut in the tree'Castor Lighting: The Droog Light takes inspiration from the way guitar pedals are activated. Each light is turned on through pressing a switch like a guitar stomp box. Rubber 12-volt truck lights plug into a power box using guitar jacks. Lights can be placed anywhere using metal pucks and magnets.

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Jonathan Robert

Four-Season Work and Play Areas at Ubisoft Quebec City
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Absolux Lighting: Kube

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Jonathan Robert

Four-Season Work and Play Areas at Ubisoft Quebec City
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The Post-it room

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Jonathan Robert

Four-Season Work and Play Areas at Ubisoft Quebec City
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MP Lighting: X51

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Jonathan Robert

Four-Season Work and Play Areas at Ubisoft Quebec City
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Pinnacle Lighting’s narrow aperture lighting system allows for endless design opportunities with multiple shielding options, a 3” by 3” square luminaire and direct or indirect lighting.

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Jonathan Robert

Four-Season Work and Play Areas at Ubisoft Quebec City
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FontanaArte Lighting: Avico; Big-impact suspension lamp, spectacular thanks to its large sizes, available in 120 and 160 centimetre diameters. Polyethylene diffuser in white, black and, on request, also in silver and gold. White inside for all versions. Also available in an outdoor version. A lower disc that covers and hides the light sources is sold as an accessory.

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Jonathan Robert

Four-Season Work and Play Areas at Ubisoft Quebec City
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Viscor Lighting: Dimmable Commercial Two Lamp with wireguards; Premium-grade, fluorescent strip luminaire. For use with indoor applications where low-cost, but industrial-grade ruggedness is required. This luminaire's socket bar flips up for easy installation.

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Jonathan Robert

Four-Season Work and Play Areas at Ubisoft Quebec City
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Jonathan Robert

Call for Entries: The IESBC Vision Awards open January 1, 2017
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Cactus Club Coal Harbour in Vancouver by Eos Lightmedia (Steve Bedard & Shaun August). Winner of the 2014 Edwin F. Guth Memorial Award for Interior Lighting Design.

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Michael Elkan

Call for Entries: The IESBC Vision Awards open January 1, 2017
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 Cactus Club Coal Harbour in Vancouver by Eos Lightmedia (Steve Bedard & Shaun August). Winner of the 2014 Edwin F. Guth Memorial Award for Interior Lighting Design.

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Michael Elkan

Call for Entries: The IESBC Vision Awards open January 1, 2017
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Story of Medicines - UBC Faculty of Pharmaceutical Science by Tripped On Light Design (Joseph M. Scott)

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Marc Cramer, Ema Peter

Call for Entries: The IESBC Vision Awards open January 1, 2017
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Light Showers at Sherbourne Common in Toronto by Tripped On Light Design (Joseph M. Scott)

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Tom Arban

Call for Entries: The IESBC Vision Awards open January 1, 2017
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Vancouver Aquarium by AES Engineering Ltd. (Sunny Ghataurah, Doug McMillian, Andy Su and Eke Roosioks)

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Ema Peter

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Vancouver Aquarium by AES Engineering Ltd. (Sunny Ghataurah, Doug McMillian, Andy Su and Eke Roosioks)

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Ema Peter

Call for Entries: The IESBC Vision Awards open January 1, 2017
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Translink Headquarters in Vancouver by Lightwave Studio MMM Group (Ellie Niakan, Michael Graham, Judith Horvath) 

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Michael Elkan

Call for Entries: The IESBC Vision Awards open January 1, 2017
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Translink Headquarters in Vancouver by Lightwave Studio MMM Group (Ellie Niakan, Michael Graham, Judith Horvath)

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Michael Elkan

Call for Entries: The IESBC Vision Awards open January 1, 2017
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Story of Medicines - UBC Faculty of Pharmaceutical Science by Tripped On Light Design (Joseph M. Scott)

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Marc Cramer, Ema Peter

Call for Entries: The IESBC Vision Awards open January 1, 2017
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UBC Student Union Building by AES Engineering Ltd.(Sunny Ghataurah). Winner of the 2016 Edwin F. Guth Memorial Award for Interior Lighting Design.

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Ema Peter

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Cristian Suvagau, IESBC President

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Michael Young

Call for Entries: The IESBC Vision Awards open January 1, 2017
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Jorge Lujan, past IESBC President (LH), & Steve Bedard (RH), EOS Lightmedia for Cactus Club Coal Harbour. Winner of 2014 Edwin F. Guth Memorial Award for Interior Lighting Design

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Michael Young