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DESIGNERS SELECT Lighting Designers reveal their favorite new lighting products Manuel Navarro Rich Brilliant Willing: Radient Table Lamp richbrilliantwilling.com Reader Service No. 210 Egg Collective: Margot George Chandelier eggcollective.com Reader Service No. 211 Roll & Hill: Rudi Light, Double Loop rollandhill.com Reader Service No. 212 Interior Designer VOA Associates Chicago “I travel to Marfa, Texas, every year and am always inspired by the works of artist Donald Judd there. This LED fixture is a translation of his minimalist ideals, honesty in materiality, and keen attention to details.” “What drew me to this fixture was the smoky glass and hints of rose gold. It reminds me of the drama created by runway models with their big smoky eyes, slicked-back hair, and sultry silhouettes in winter coats.” “I like the simplicity of the form and materials. The cold cathode fixture is easily translatable in corporate, retail, and hospitality environments. I also love that the fixture brings a hint of glamour.” Melissa Salamo OCL: Duo ocl.com Reader Service No. 213 Vibia: Rhythm vibia.com Reader Service No. 214 XAL: Minimal xalusa.com Reader Service No. 215 President Salamo Design Studio Burbank, California “This uncomplicated, clean-lined, low-mercury fluorescent pendant comes in di erent lengths. You can connect them seamlessly and wrap several around large columns for a cool lighting e ect.” “This LED pendant is not only functional, but a piece of art. By twisting and turning the strips of light along the spine, it can make numerous configurations, making a unique statement piece for a lobby.” “It’s a great LED fixture for lighting corridors in a mixed-use project where corridors can be long and ominous. Minimal helps to break up the long stretches of hallways and make an otherwise dull corridor an interesting place. When installed flush with the surface, it looks like a band of light.” Miguel Fuentevilla, AIA Arturo Alvarez: Guau arturo-alvarez.com Reader Service No. 216 Satelight: Weaver satelight.com.au Reader Service No. 217 Marset: Discocó marset.com Reader Service No. 218 Principal FORS architecture+interiors Tucson, Arizona “It’s bold for such a small LED fixture. You can use it as a focal point in a room or in a series for making a wall glow.” “The eco-halogen pendant has such diverse uses. Nylon rope is a common material found in any hardware store that 99 percent of the time wouldn’t get a second look—look at it now. It’s beautiful, functional, and creative.” “I saw this halogen wall light and knew it was perfect for a recent project. It feels like it’s inching towards you. It has a static movement that inspires refinement and occupies space quite gracefully.” 90 contractdesign.com OCTOBER 2012 http://www.richbrilliantwilling.com http://www.eggcollective.com http://www.rollandhill.com http://www.ocl.com http://www.vibia.com http://www.xalusa.com http://www.arturo-alvarez.com http://satelight.com.au http://www.marset.com http://www.contractdesign.com

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Contract - October 2012

Contract - October 2012
Contents
Editorial
Industry News
Exhibition: HD Boutique
Product Focus: Take a Hint
Product Briefs: Health and Wellness
Dale and Frances Hughes Cancer Center
Los Angeles Center for Women’s Health
Paul S. Russell, MD Museum of Medical History and Innovation
Healthcare Environment Awards
Kaleida Health, Clinical and Medical Research Building
Old Town Recovery Center
Baystate Medical Center
Legacy Health Randall Children’s Hospital
Memorial Sloan-Kettering, Brooklyn Infusion Center
Community Hospital @ Yishun
Mercy Medical Center Rooftop Garden
Rehab + Space Center
Heart Care Center
Practice: “Next Practices” in Healthcare Design
Design: Foster + Partners Develops Master Plan for Cleveland Clinic Growth
Exhibition: Studio Gang Architects at the Art Institute of Chicago
Designers Select: Lighting
Sources
Ad Index
Renovation: Saving Lives by Updating an Icon

Contract - October 2012