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LIGHTING DESIGN IN PUBLIC: NORD ALLEY TRANSFORMATION
Hosted by The Pacific Northwest Chapter of the International Association of Lighting Designers
Elenco: Paola Andrea Vargas Vélez, Indira Paola Prada Madrid, Yndira Perea Cuesta, Diego León de los Ríos Naranjo, Francisco Alexander Tenorio Quiñonez, Haminton Becerra Rentaría, Jhair Córdoba Escobar, Jhon Jeiler Ramos Ramírez, Julian Andres Agudelo, Katerina Rentaría Córdoba, Leonardo Fabio Pérez Cano, Lino Agualimpia Murillo, María Elena Murillo Palacios, Marieris Mosquera Batista, Yainer Moisés Chaverra Cuesta, Yerika Panllany Mendoza Benítez, Harrison Palacios, Jefferson Moreno Romaña, Fray Mosquera, Alberto Salas.
Dirección y coreografía: Rafael Palacios.
Dirección luces y escenografía: Álvaro Tobón.
Vestuario: Paola Vargas.
Teatro Jorge Eliécer Gaitán - Bogotá - Colombia
For the Gold River Casino, I-5 Design and Manufacture created a unique décor package, which included custom amber mica light fixtures. This is a close up of the mica lights, which were designed and manufactured in our shop in Washington, then shipped across the country to Oklahoma State, where it was seamlessly installed along with all of the other décor elements. Click here to see more examples of Casino Design
This is one of the I-5 Design and Manufacture crewmembers, forming amber mica for a custom designed light fixture to be installed in the interior of the Gold River Casino. Each piece of mica is carefully and systematically formed so that each chandelier is flawless and identical. Click here to view more casino decor and design elements in our project profile.
Running April 18 - May 13, 2018
Featuring:
Max Bialystock: Matthew McGee*
Leo Bloom: James Larosa*
Ulla: Gretchen Beiber*
Roger Debris: Scott Daniel*
Carmen Ghia: Alex Ringler*
Franz Liebkind: Jim Sorensen*
Ensemble - Hold Me Touch Me: Lauren Buglioli
Ensemble – Usherette: April Berry*
Ensemble – Usherette: Courtney McLaren
Ensemble – Showgirl: Kellyanna Polk
Ensemble – Showgirl: Emily Bainbridge
Ensemble – Showgirl: Alyssa Elrod
Ensemble – Showgirl: Alicia Thomas
Ensemble – Marx/Green: Tyler Fish*
Ensemble – Scott: Charles Logan*
Ensemble – Kevin: Emanuel Carrero
Ensemble – Bryan: Tyler Pirrung
Ensemble – Sabu: Tato Castillo
Ensemble – Black Irish: Dequan Mitchell
Ensemble – Lead Tenor: Trenton Bainbridge
CREATIVE
Rye Mullis (Director)
Shain Stroff (Choreographer) Jeremy D. Silverman (Music Director) Jerid Fox (Scenic Design / Properties Master)
Mike Wood (Lighting Design)
Jill Castle (Costume Coordinator)
Scott Daniel (Wig and Make-up Design)
Steve Kraack (Sound Design)
Allison Davis (Scenic Painter)
Rachel Harrison* (Stage Manager)
Susan Haldeman* (Assistant Stage Manager)
*Members of Actors' Equity Association
Photo by Mike Wood
This is the line to the ‘House of Howonquet’ buffet in the Lucky 7 Casino which was designed by I-5 Design and Manufacture and is located in Northern California. The goal of the design was to create an atmosphere that captures the outdoor feel of the California red woods, and fuse it together with a warm color palette and natural elements. Click here to see more examples of Casino Design
This is the interior of the House of Howonquet Buffet inside of the Lucky 7 Casino, located in Smith River, California. I-5 Design and Manufacture designed the decor for the entire space. Decor elements for the buffet including natural rock columns, suspended pendant lights, custom carpet and tile, which reflect the curved wooden soffit structure overhead and more. Click here to see more examples of Casino Design
The suspended tri-level ceiling structure that I-5 Design and Manufacture created for the Woody’s Bar and Grill, located in the Lake of the Torches Casino is internally illuminated with red LED’s to add color and interest to the space. On the bottom level of the structure are wood veneer beams, which were specified to tie into the ‘outdoor’ theme of the casino. Inset above the beams are corrugated metal panels which reflect the LED lighting, producing a warm glow. Click here to see more examples of bar design
“Um macaco viu um peixe na água e o tirou pensando que estava salvando a sua vida. O peixe morreu.
Moral: é preciso entender o mundo do outro.”
[Lendas africanas por Mia Couto]
Sagui
Callitrichinae (também chamada Hapalinae) é uma subfamília de Macacos do Novo Mundo, da família Cebidae. Popularmente, são conhecidos por saguis, soim ou sauim, apesar de que para o gênero Leontopithecus, é mais comum o termo mico-leão.
Sagui-de-tufos-pretos
Um sagui[1][2] (do tupi sauín), soim ou mico são as designações comuns dadas a várias espécies de pequenos macacos pertencentes à família Callitrichidae. A palavra sagui tem origem no tupi e sua pronúncia é feita observando-se o som da vogal "u".
Estes primatas são representados por várias espécies em território brasileiro. Todos os quais possuem o dedo polegar da mão muito curto e não oponível, as unhas em forma de garras, e dentes molares de fórmula 2/2. São espécies de pequeno porte e de cauda longa.
São os menores símios do mundo, estão dispersos por toda a América do Sul e vivem geralmente em bandos que se hospedam em árvores, como os esquilos. Travessos e ágeis, movem-se em saltos bruscos, emitindo guinchos e assobios que são ouvidos de longe.
The black-tufted marmoset (Callithrix penicillata), also known as Mico-estrela in Portuguese, is a species of New World monkey that lives primarily in the Neo-tropical gallery forests of the Brazilian Central Plateau. It ranges from Bahia to Paraná,[3] and as far inland as Goiás, between 14 and 25 degrees south of the equator. This marmoset typically resides in rainforests, living an arboreal life high in the trees, but below the canopy. They are only rarely spotted near the ground.
Physical description:
The black-tufted marmoset is characterized by black tufts of hair around their ears. It typically has some sparse white hairs on its face. It usually has a brown or black head and its limbs and upper body are gray, as well as its abdomen, while its rump and underside are usually black. Its tail is ringed with black and white and is not prehensile, but is used for balance. It does not have an opposable thumb and its nails tend to have a claw-like appearance. The black-tufted marmoset reaches a size of 19 to 22 cm and weighs up to 350 g.
Behavior:
Diurnal and arboreal, the black-tufted marmoset has a lifestyle very similar to other marmosets. It typically lives in family groups of 2 to 14. The groups usually consist of a reproductive couple and their offspring. Twins are very common among this species and the males, as well as juvenile offspring, often assist the female in the raising of the young.
Though the black-tufted marmoset lives in small family groups, it is believed that they share their food source, sap trees, with other marmoset groups. Scent marking does occur within these groups, but it is believed that the marking is to deter other species rather than other black-tufted marmoset groups, because other groups typically ignore these markings. They also appear to be migratory, often moving in relation to the wet or dry seasons, however, the extent of their migration is unknown.
Though communication between black-tufted marmosets has not been studied thoroughly, it is believed that it communicates through vocalizations. It has known predator-specific cries and appears to vocalize frequently outside of predator cries.
Food and predation:
The Black-tufted Marmoset diet consists primarily of tree sap which it gets by nibbling the bark with its long lower incisors. In periods of drought, it will also include fruit and insects in its diet. In periods of serious drought it has also been known to eat small arthropods, molluscs, bird eggs, baby birds and small vertebrates.
Large birds of prey are the greatest threat to the black-tufted marmoset, however, snakes and wild cats also pose a danger to them. Predator-specific vocalizations and visual scanning are its only anti-predation techniques.
Reproduction:
The black-tufted marmoset is monogamous and lives in family groups. It reproduces twice a year, producing 1 to 4 offspring, though most often just twins. Its gestation period is 150 days and offspring are weaned after 8 weeks. There is considerable parental investment by this species, with both parents, as well as older juveniles, helping to raise the young. The offspring are extremely dependent on their parents and though they are sexually mature at 18 months, they typically do not mate until much later, staying with their family group until they do.
Ecosystem roles and conservation status:
The black-tufted marmoset is a mutualist with many species of fruit trees because it distributes the seeds from the fruit it consumes throughout the forests. However, it is a parasite on other species of trees because it creates sores in trees in order to extract sap, while offering no apparent benefit to the trees. Though this marmoset is not a main food source to any specific species, it is a food source to a number of different species, specifically large birds of prey, wild cats, and snakes.
While there are no known negative effects of marmosets towards humans, it carries specific positive effects by being a highly valuable exotic pet. It is also used in zoo exhibits and scientific research.
The black-tufted marmoset is listed as having no special status on the IUCN Red List or the United States Endangered Species Act List. It is listed in Appendix II of CITES and is not currently considered an endangered or threatened species.
On either side of the cashier area, rock columns encase illuminated features, emphasizing the tribal symbol and continuing the theme. The internal lighting of the signage and multi-layered valance around the gaming floor provide a complementary warm glow to soften the ambience of the space.
To see the complete casino design and renovation project visit - www.i5design.com/portfolio/casino-design/cimarron-casino/
These Lovely Little Lights add great detail & focal interest
to this nook created by Built-in Storage.
For other examples of my Custom Lighting and Furniture Designs::
This is a video showing the application of a billboard type lighting entry structure with the ability to program. I-5 Design & Manufacture created the design concept, manufactured and implemented the custom entry structure for Oaklawn Racing and Gaming in Hot Springs, Arkansas. This is a horse-racing facility that has been in business for over 100 years, but wanted to create an upscale eye-catching entry for their location. We were able to program video footage like running horses and a waving American flag that were able to tie into their overall marketing program. The installation was completed within a 48 hour window. For more casino design and implementation examples visit the I-5 Design website.
The custom elements within the new gaming floor design were fabricated and pre-assembled offsite in order to ensure the implementation could be achieved within the most efficient time onsite and with minimal disruption to casino operations.
View the project here - www.i5design.com/portfolio/casino-design/4-bears-casino/
At the Lake of the Torches Casino, located in Lac du Flambeau, Wisconsin, I-5 Design and Manufacture upgraded various interior and exterior areas, including the Woody’s Bar & Grill. To add color and interest to the bar, we designed, manufactured and installed this suspended ceiling structure, which has multiple layers and is illuminated with red LED’s that shine onto the corrugated metal panels beneath. To tie into the ceiling structure we designed the counter facing to be made of corrugated metal and down-lit with amber LED's to create a warm atmosphere. Click here to see more examples of bar design
This is the massive chandelier that is suspended above the dance floor at the Thunder Road Steakhouse and Cantina in the Route 66 Casino. This chandelier is suspended with chains and is detailed with old world iron work. Behind the chandelier you will see a custom wall mural, these are displayed on various walls throughout the restaurant. Click here to see more casino upgrades
This is one of the gaming floor areas, which was designed by I-5 Design and Manufacture, in the Lucky Seven Casino, located in Smith River, California. Some of the custom décor elements include: wood beams structures overhead, a flowing carpet pattern, wood columns with utilized natural river rock bases, specialty mica chandeliers, custom designed murals incorporating local scenic pictures and more. Click here to see more examples of Casino Design
At the Lake of the Torches Casino & Resort, located in Lac Du Flambeau, Wisconsin, I-5 Design and Manufacture completely upgraded the look and feel for the Woody’s Bar and Grill. Over the bar, we designed a suspended multi-tired structure, which houses concealed red LED lighting that reflects onto the corrugated metal panels inside and provides a dramatic effect. From this structure are four suspended amber mica chandeliers with an integrated pinecone motif to tie into the ‘nature’ theme of the rest of the bar and grill. Click here to see more examples of bar design
In the Lake of the Torches Casino, located in Lac Du Flambeau, Wisconsin, I-5 Design and Manufacture created a complete interior bar and grill remodel in less than two weeks. The décor theme that we created for the area consisted of lodge-style elements, similar to the native area of Wisconsin. To tie into the overall nature feel of the casino, I-5 created décor elements to build on this theme, such as the custom mica chandeliers, which have old-world ironwork illustrating wildlife, hunting and fishing scenes. Click here to see more examples of casino design
This is the suspended ceiling structure over the bar of the Woody’s Bar & Grill, located in the Lake of the Torches Casino & Resort in Lac Du Flambeau, Wisconsin. This multi-level structure is illuminated with red LED’s that radiate onto the corrugated metal panels that are divided by wood veneer beams, creating a rustic look that blends with the ‘nature’ themed décor throughout the casino. Click here to see more examples of bar design
I-5 Design and Manufacture created this interior design for the ‘House of Howonquet’ buffet inside of the Lucky Seven Casino, located on the Northern California coast. This detailed drawing features specialty décor elements which were specified by I-5 to give the buffet an outdoor and natural atmosphere. Click here to see more examples of Casino Design