Here is my latest article published in the July issue of LD+A Magazine:
The Seattle Ferry Terminal at Colman Dock, a crucial hub in Washington State’s ferry system, serves approximately 10 million travelers each year. New construction buildings have transformed this vital transportation gateway, with lighting playing a pivotal role in enhancing both its functionality and aesthetic appeal. The lighting design seamlessly integrates with the architecture, reinforcing the terminal’s dual identity as a civic landmark and a high-throughput transportation facility. This blend of form and function creates a welcoming and efficient environment for commuters and tourists alike.
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Image: The Entry Building features vertical columns of light, an open layout, and pedestrian connections with the urban surroundings. Photo credit: NBBJ and Dark Light Design..
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