VIDEO: Len Burgess Stunning Crystal Light Etched Images at Salt Lake City Train Station

See this short video of a train station in Utah incorporating Len Burgess gorgeous ice crystal images, illuminated by colored LED lights.

Crystal Light transforms the two level environment of the Transfer Station of the UTA linking the new line to the airport with the existing commuter line. The dramatic weather of Salt Lake City is suggested in images of water in its different states: ice crystals, clouds, a rushing stream, gentle waves of the lake. These are etched into the glass windscreens and elevator tower to catch the sunlight during the day and at night color flows through the station with programmed lighting.

Len writes, “Some of my ice crystal photos are etched in a Salt Lake City train station. This Salt Lake City train station has been designed using etched glass and changing colored lighting. Here’s a new video of the station. Well known architectural designer Catherine Widgery designed this structure using water in it’s many forms as the theme.”

Anyone Know Of a Mass Save Energy Program That Advises On Lighting For Industrial Spaces?

A lot of our lobstermen have been switching over to LED lighting and I know it’s uses less energy and the initial costs for the lighting fixtures are  more but I wonder if there are programs out there where you get credits toward the project for using energy saving fixtures.

Basically the dock here is like a big barn that needs to be lit up inside.  The old lighting fixtures just aren’t cutting it.

On the boats that have switched over to LED there is a noticeable difference in the quality of the light that they throw off.  Across the harbor you can see on the decks of their boats much better.

I think when we changed our cooler fans over to a more efficient system we got a credit.  I wonder if they do the same for lighting.

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