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In Santa Fe, New Mexico, homeowner Thomas Scott’s thoughtfully designed residence brings together architecture, interior design and lighting into a cohesive experience.

Philadelphia’s streets carry the imprint of a city built over generations.

At Vernon Downs Racing in Oneida County, New York, consistent, high-quality lighting plays an important role in performance and the overall race-day experience.

Originally featured in Architizer - written by Pat Finn.

Suwanee’s dynamic space features interlinking walkways, large open areas, a food truck park, reflection ponds, a waterfall, and volleyball courts.

Originally featured on Lighting Management & Maintenance.

Seraph is a downtown high-rise community with stunning views of the Capitol State Building and the Wasatch Mountains.

Athletics play an important role in Baldwinsville, New York, bringing together students, families, and the greater community.

This testimonial will be part of an overall project showcase with America ByDesign airing on CBS.

Full House Resorts reimagined Bronco Billy’s as the Chamonix Hotel & Casino in Cripple Creek, Colorado

Big Picture Peoria (BPP) is a grassroots arts not-for-profit organization formed by a group of dedicated volunteers.

Since its opening, Espace Public has hosted music festivals, pop-up installations, and shows on a moveable stage

The Washington, DC Smart Street Lighting Project represents an ambitious and large-scale urban lighting upgrade, transforming over 75,000 streetlights into a state-of-the-art, smart-controlled network

The City of San Antonio Public Works collaborated with Sundt Construction, who in turn hired MP Studio Landscape Architecture to drive the design and collaborate on various construction elements.

At Del Webb at Lake Oconee, a 55+ active adult community in Greensboro, Georgia, pickleball is more than a casual pastime – it’s a social institution.

Glacier Hills Elementary School in Sandy, Utah, represents a transformative approach to educational architecture and design.

As part of an ongoing station rejuvenation, HLB Lighting Design, alongside project partners AECOM, SOM, and Skansa worked together to design a new entry at 33rd Street and transform the LIRR Concourse

An interactive, entertaining and multi-layered attraction that celebrates the contributions of Black musical artists, songwriters, and producers of various genres of music.


