LIGHTING DESIGN

DELIVERING WORLD-CLASS LIGHTING DESIGN SOLUTIONS Lighting affects all aspects of the human experience: our senses, emotions, health and well-being. Light provides an understanding of form, space and material. Within the interplay of light and environment exists the potential for emotional response directly associated with the quality and spirit of place. WSP provides lighting design solutions that are fully integrated within the architecture while creating spaces that are beautiful, comfortable, inspiring and responsive. We are dedicated to serving our clients by fully exploring the potential in every project by incorporating creativity, technical expertise and sustainability in a way that responds to client aspirations and project goals.

IMAGE CREDITS: On the Cover ©Jim Simmons;

This Page ©Tim Griffith

WORKPLACE

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Our team of dedicated and skilled lighting designers creates lighting solutions that support client aspirations and goals for spaces ranging from large campus-wide projects to small intimate team spaces.

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RECENT RELEVANT EXPERIENCE • Allen Institute for Brain Science, Lobby, Seattle, WA • Boeing Factory Multiple Office Tenant Improvements, Everett, WA

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• Centennial Tower, South San Francisco, CA (4) • Cobalt Headquarters, Tenant Improvement, Seattle, WA (5) • Google, Mountain View, CA • GSA 50 United Nations Plaza, San Francisco, CA • HP, Various Locations, USA • Lithia Motors Headquarters, Medford, OR • LPL Financial, San Diego, CA • Mercedes Benz, Sunnyvale, CA (2) • Plantronics, Santa Cruz, CA • Rabobank, San Francisco, CA • salesforce.com, Various Locations, USA • SAP, Dublin, CA

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• Seattle-Based Online Retailer, Seattle, WA (3) • Sequoia Capital, Menlo Park, CA • SuccessFactors, South San Francisco, CA • ValueAct Capital, San Francisco, CA (1) • Watermark Office Consolidation, Kirkland, WA • Yahoo, Sunnyvale, CA • YouTube, San Bruno, CA IMAGE CREDITS: 1. ©Bruce Damonte;

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2, 3 and 5. ©Sherman Takata; 4. ©Tim Griffith

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LIFESTYLE

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3 RECENT RELEVANT EXPERIENCE • Bourbon Steak & Pub at Levi’s Stadium, Santa Clara, CA • Casino Arizona, Scottsdale, AZ (2) • Crowne Plaza Hotel, New York City, NY and San Jose, CA • Elevation Salon, San Francisco, CA • Fairmont Hotel, San Francisco, CA • Greenfire Campus, Seattle, WA (3) • Hilton Hawaiian Village, Honolulu, HI • Michael Mina’s Tailgate at 49ers, Santa Clara, CA • Millennium Tower, San Francisco, CA (1)

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• MultiCare, Tacoma, WA • Pabu, San Francisco, CA • Port Imperial, Weehawken, NJ • RN74, San Francisco, CA and Seattle, WA (5) • San Ramon Marriott Renovation, San Ramon, CA • SeaTac Marriott, Ballroom Renovation, Seattle, WA • Urban Tavern, San Francisco, CA • Wilkes Bashford, San Francisco, CA (4) IMAGE CREDITS: 1. ©Tim Griffith;

5. ©Michael Weber

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2. ©Paul Richer; 3. ©Lara Swimmer; 4. ©Matthew Millman;

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Creative and integrated lighting design helps create spaces that are alive with energy, whimsy and delight.

CULTURAL/CIVIC

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CULTURAL/CIVIC

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Our skilled team works closely with client and design teams to provide big-picture concepts that can be carried through construction to create dynamic, memorable and highly functional public spaces.

RECENT RELEVANT EXPERIENCE • Bell Street Park Boulevard, Seattle, WA

• SFJAZZ, San Francisco, CA (1)

• Bellevue Botanical Gardens, Bellevue, WA

• GSA Federal Center South, Seattle, WA

• Fairbanks Library, North Pole Branch, Fairbanks, AK

• USO Warrior and Family Center, Bethesda, MD

• KCLS Federal Way, Seattle, WA (4)

• Western Institute Review Board, Tenant Improvement,

• Kenmore City Hall, Kenmore, WA (5)

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• King County Library System, Various Locations, WA

• Wilmington Park, Los Angeles, CA (2)

• Lands’ End Interpretive Center, San Francisco, CA (3)

• Yesler Terrace, Street Improvement Project, Seattle, WA

• Snoqualmie Falls Upper Park, Site Improvements, Snoqualmie, WA

IMAGE CREDITS: 1. ©Tim Griffith;

5. ©Michael Burns

2. ©Bruce Damonte; 3. ©Michael David Rose; 4. ©Doug Scott;

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SPORTS

TRANSPORTATION

SPORTS

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TRANSPORTATION

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From sports lighting to boutique owner’s suites, and VIP restaurants to amenities, we love to apply our technical knowledge to create innovative solutions.

We create spaces that enhance the human experience, the flow of movement and the human interaction inherent in transportation projects.

RECENT RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

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• Autzen Stadium North Park, Eugene, OR • Basrah Sports City, Basrah, Iraq • Key Arena, Renovations, Seattle, WA • Levi’s Stadium, SF 49ers, Santa Clara, CA (1) • Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia Eagles, Philadelphia, PA • Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis Colts, Indianapolis, IN • Paul Brown Stadium, Cincinnati Bengals, Cincinnati, OH • Salt River Fields at Talking Stick, Rockies and Diamondbacks, Scottsdale, AZ (2) • Sports Authority Field Concourse Renovation, Denver Broncos, Denver, CO • TD Garden Renovation, Boston Celtics and Bruins, Boston, MA

RECENT RELEVANT EXPERIENCE • Hamad International Airport Main Terminal, Car Rental Facility, Midfield Tunnel, Doha, Qatar • Mineta San Jose International Airport, San Jose, CA (3) • SeaTac International Airport, Port of Seattle, South Satellite Renovation, Seattle, WA • Suvarnabhumi International Airport, Bangkok, Thailand (4) • Tukwila Light Rail Station, Tukwila, WA

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IMAGE CREDITS: 1. ©Jim Simmons;

2. ©Blake Marvin; 3. ©Sherman Takata; 4. ©Rainer Viertlböck

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RECENT RELEVANT EXPERIENCE • Allen Institute for Brain Science, Lobby, Seattle, WA • Battelle Laboratories CSF/BSF, Richland, WA • California Institute of Technology, Schlinger Laboratory, Pasadena, CA (2) • De Anza College, Media + Learning Center, Cupertino, CA (4) • Harvard NW Labs, Cambridge, MA

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• NOAA Daniel K. Inouye Regional Center, Ford Island, HI (3) • Petronas Labs, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia • Tacoma Center for Urban Waters, Tacoma, WA (5) • UCSF Helen Diller Cancer Research Building, San Francisco, CA • UCSF Herbert and Marion Sandler Neurosciences Center, San Francisco, CA (1) • University of Hawaii, Cancer Research Center, Honolulu, HI IMAGE CREDITS: 1. ©Cesar Rubio;

2. ©Hewitt/Garrison Architectural Photography; 3. ©AlanKarchmer; 4. ©David Wakely; 5. ©Benjamin Benschneider

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SCIENCE + TECHNOLOGY

Our team is passionate about applying lighting intelligently to support client programmatic needs that foster high performance spaces and building systems while reinforcing the overall architectural expression.

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Respect and enthusiasm for cultural influences feed our team’s creative approach to international projects that showcase unique buildings and environments.

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RECENT RELEVANT EXPERIENCE • Agile Tower, Beijing, China • Beijing Finance Street, Beijing, China

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• Chongqing Jiangbei, Chongqing, China • Chongqing Rural Bank, Chongqing, China • Crescent City and Socar Tower, Baku, Republic of Azerbaijan • Daji Blocks B, C and D, Beijing, China • Ebay, Shanghai, China • Fuzhuo Worldwide Tower, Fuzhuo, China • Hamad International Airport Main Terminal, Car Rental Facility, Midfield Tunnel, Doha, Qatar • Hon Kwok City Commercial Center, Honkwok, China • Huangzhou CBD, Hangzhou, China • Huawei Beijing R & D Campus, Beijing, China • Jianianhua, Chongqing, China (2)

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• Jinta, Tanjin City, China (3, 5) • LucasFilm, Singapore • Nagoya Conference and Suites, Nagoya, Japan • Nanchang Financial Street, Nanchang, China • New Poly Plaza, Beijing, China (1, 4) • Ningbo Guohua Tower, Ningbo, China • Yuetan, Beijing, China IMAGE CREDITS: 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5. ©Tim Griffith

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STR. STEEL BEAM

CHILLED BEAM PAINTED STEEL DECK

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Early studies determined that spacing high-performance fixtures 22’ on center in the open office space would align with structural bays and furniture layouts, while alternating with chilled-beam locations. This integrated approach keeps the ceiling unobstructed and provides optimum lighting at the ceiling and workplace. The design team worked with light fixture manufacturers to develop custom broad-distribution fixtures that illuminate the office space to an average of 25 footcandles while utilizing 22’ on center spacing. (3)

CASE STUDY

BUILT RESULTS THAT MEET PROJECT GOALS

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The 175,000 sf Federal Center South serves as the new offices for the US Army Corps of Engineers. Consisting of three floors open to a central atrium, the high-performance facility meets current federal energy goals, is LEED Platinum certified, and meets 2030 Challenge energy and carbon reduction goals.

HIGHLIGHTING RECLAIMED WOOD

Renderings from Light Level Studies of the Commons from North and South

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The atrium avoids the use of direct downlight and is treated instead as a “void” lighting space. Illumination is limited to handrail light fixtures at bridges, and landscape lighting. Allowing the atrium to be “dark” helps highlight the contrast between white office space and the Commons' warmth. Views from office spaces reveal the warmth of the reclaimed wood used at the Commons' walls, which are illuminated by a linear wall mounted luminaire. The atrium is easily seen through the Commons due to its rendering as a void space. (2)

The design team focused on creating an efficient lighting system in the office areas and atrium to allow for more intimate and less efficient lighting at the wood-clad Commons. Energy-use projections indicate 40% overall savings of lighting energy used compared to a typical office building. Lighting Power Density for the project is .65w/sf, while providing 25 footcandles in the open office. (4) Ballasts are addressable for ease of fine-tuning of electric light load shedding during daylight hours. Photocells are located to provide for building perimeter and atrium daylight contribution. A combination of building time-clock controls and occupancy sensors ensure that light fixtures are only on when spaces are in use. Switches, dimmers, occupancy sensors and photocells are wireless to aid in relocation and to maximize ease of use and energy savings. The project has completed the measurement and verification warranty period. The lighting system is performing as anticipated with energy savings that meet project goals. (5, 6) In addition, this project received 2014 ASHRAE Technology Award, 2014 GSA Citation in Northwest/Arctic Region, 2013 Green Washington Award from Sustainable Buildings Industry Council, 2013 AIA COTE Award, and 2012 Sustainable Buildings Industry Council Beyond Green™ Honor Award—First Place for High-Performance Buildings. IMAGE CREDITS: 1, 5 and 6. ©Benjamin Benschneider;

INDIRECT LIGHTING 22’ ON CENTER

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CASE STUDY

CUSTOM OPEN OFFICE LIGHT FIXTURES 22’ ON CENTER

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BATH & POWER

UNDERFLOOR AIR

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Section of the Office Space Showing Light Fixtures 22' on Center

Cooling

Cooling Process

Lighting

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COMMERCIAL OFFICE BUILDING Ventilation Heating

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Lighting

Cooling Savings

Ventilation Savings

Ventilation

ENERGY SAVINGS GOAL

Heating Savings

Lighting Savings Heating

Lighting Energy Savings Goals

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Completed Project Photograph: The Atrium and the Commons Wood Walls

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Completed Project Photograph: Open Office across the Atrium

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OUR TEAM

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The Lighting Design staff of WSP has diverse experience and training in architecture, illuminating engineering, theatrical design and interior design, bringing creativity to a discipline that bridges architecture, art and engineering. We blend the creative architectural lighting design process with pragmatic discipline and technical know-how.

Our lighting designers are fully dedicated to the pursuit of creative and appropriate design solutions that are completely grounded within the reality of energy efficiency and maintainability requirements. We have a wealth of experience designing within the challenges and constraints of the strictest of energy codes.

We are dedicated to the highest standards of professional service and quality assurance. We maintain professional membership and accreditation with the following:

In addition, we offer a broad range of consulting services including: concept sketches and renderings; video concept renderings; lighting mock-ups; LEED analysis; light fixture specifications; daylighting analysis; budget analysis; custom fixture design; architectural detailing; working drawings; photometric analysis; lighting controls design and integration; construction administration; and fixture aiming and focusing.

• IALD (International Association of Lighting Designers) • IESNA (Illuminating Engineering Society North America) • USGBC LEED® • LC, NCQLP (Lighting Certified, National Council on Qualifications for Lighting Professionals)

IMAGE CREDITS: 1, 2 and 5. ©WSP;

3. ©Michael Weber; 4. ©Sherman Takata

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KEY CONTACTS MELANIE TAYLOR LEED AP BD+C, IALD Vice President 212.951.2792 [email protected]

JAY R. WRATTEN

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IALD, LC, MIES Associate 720.442.4583 [email protected]

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