Jan 09, 2017
in 1979, John Hejduk was visiting critic at the University of Houston College of Architecture, leading the school’s Honor Studio…
Ada 17
Named after the Americans with Disabilities Act and inspired by Charlotte Perriand’s CP-1 sconce, the Ada Sconce from Brendan Ravenhill Studio is now available in a 17-in length. Ada 17 features adjustable fins that direct a soft, wall-washing light along hallways or help it frame mirrors or other features. Made in Brendan Ravenhill’s Los Angeles studio, the ADA-compliant fixture is available in black, white, or black and brass and can be mounted vertically or horizontally. It is illuminated by an array of 18-watt, warm 2,700K LEDs.
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Volume 67, Issue 1 - Knowledge/Folly
Jan / Feb 2017
Products: Interior Lighting
These interior lighting fixtures not only provide illumination but also offer designers and architects the opportunity to create statement pieces for walls and ceilings in residential or commercial projects.
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Rita Catinella Orrell is a design journalist and author based in Sullivan County, New York. A former products editor for Architectural Record, she has been a member of the design press for over 25 years, covering interior design and architectural…
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