Landscape Architecture And Specifier News Feature April 2018
Iconic Structures and Animated Lighting Prove Infrastructure Need Not Be Humdrum by Steve Kelly This feature presents three colorful examples …
Congratulations to the 2017 AOLP Lighting Award Winners!
The Lighting Awards program offers AOLP members the opportunity to be recognized by peers and other lighting design professionals for lighting design achievement, and to receive public recognition for earning such an award. Award winners were announced at Illuminate 2017, AOLP’s Annual Conference & Expo.
Featured Project: McKinley Village Way Underpass
The new McKinley Village in East Sacramento is the latest neighborhood being developed in the area’s revitalization efforts. Located along …
Colorful underpass links East Sacramento with new McKinley Village
A new underpass connecting East Sacramento with the new McKinley Village neighborhood was dedicated Monday evening.
Residential Lighting Design: California Application Designer Michael Sestak Brings His Clients’ Dreams to Light
Michael Sestak is based in Carmichael, CA. His firm, Sestak Lighting Design, handles both indoor and outdoor custom home and …
Inside Arden: “Creativity in Lighting—Great lighting can add to a house’s beauty.”
Michael Sestak has proven that a truly creative person can find success in more than one field. He ended a …
Featured Project: Navidad Celestial
“Navidad Celestial” is a very special light sculpture commission Sestak Lighting Design recieved from the Crocker Art Museum in 2014. …
Featured Project: California Governor’s Mansion State Historic Park
This project was a joint venture between California State Parks and local small businesses. Seats Lighting Design was selected along …
Featured Project: Specialty Lighting for Badlands Bar and Nightclub
The front bar at Badlands Nightclub features an array of eye catching lights to create multiple atmospheres for the partying …
Sacramento Magazine: Sculptor of Light
There’s a magic in the beauty of light that has the power to amaze. Put the right materials into the hands …
