Located in New York's historic and renowned Lincoln Center, the David H. Koch lobby was brought to a new, vibrant life in October 2009. The ticket windows feature a wall glowing with white light; this clean and crisp installation is surfaced with custom cut Corian diffusion which tells the theatre's story in elegance and style. To emit a radiance capable of setting a mood of sophistication, New York's Tillotson Design Associates combined over 560 of Traxon's 1PXL Board Warm White to illuminate the interior of the corrugated façade enhancing a Corian panel cut precisely to give the illusion of an opera scene when viewed from one angle, and a ballet scene when viewed from the other, both in photographic grey scale. With control provided by an e:cue lighting control Butler and Butler XT, the Traxon Boards’ brightness can be adjusted as necessary

Due to its low-profile, lightweight nature, 1PXL Board RGB is the ideal solution for this type of installation, as it provides bright light output with discreet installation so the fixture cannot be seen. The Cube Chandelier can be recreated due to its scalability and modularity, as well as the ease of installation of Traxon 1PXL Board RGB, and the ability to pre-program e:cue’ s Butler for uninterrupted replay of the 30-minute lighting show.

Lighting Designer : Tillotson Design Associates 
Architect : Diller Scofidio + Renfro 
Client : Lincoln Center