The lanterns allow individual control of downlight, uplight and glowing elements.
Old St. Patrick's Church
Chicago, IL
Old St. Patrick’s Church, Chicago’s oldest public building, underwent a $6.5 million renovation which was inspired by the Church’s early 1900’s Celtic revival decorations by artist Thomas O’Shaughnessy. New custom pendant lanterns were carefully designed and crafted to complement the decoration of the nave.
A programmable dimming system provides preset scenes that have been tailored for different services throughout the year.
Stained glass windows and statues at the perimeter are highlighted to provide additional visual interest.
Project Details
Service
Sector
Architect
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Booth Hansen
Recognition
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IES Illumination Design Award of Merit, 2001
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AIA Honor Award, 2001
