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Spokane’s Riverfront Park Pavilion was built for the Expo ’74 world’s fair before becoming a unique event space defined by its tent-like array of steel cables. David Baumann and the team at NAC Architecture and Engineering chose an ETC Mosaic system to control their new cutting-edge lighting design for a recent renovation at the Pavilion. All told the design uses nearly 10,000 channels (about 17 universes) of DMX, all pixel-mapped and controlled by a Mosaic Show Controller X. Their design was honored with a 2020 Outdoor Lighting Design Award and a 2020 Control Innovation Award from the Illuminating Engineering Society. Read the whole story here.
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“In the daylight you can see through them, at night the LED strips appear to float in space and do a great job of lighting the cables they hang from.” – David Baumann, NAC Architecture and Engineering
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