Posts Tagged ‘WORKS.PSLAB’

Burgundy – A New .PSLAB Beiruit Lighting Design Project

My favorite Lebanese lighting design firm, .PSLAB out of Beirut, has just finished another interesting project - a wine bar/restaurant called Burgundy. I just heard from my pal Ramsi at the firm this morning, and I am excited to share the project images!From the .PSLAB press release:A lighting project for a wine bar/restaurant having a substructure of wooden arched beams cutting through a wire mesh covering the ceiling. The setting of the space underneath the substructure is functionally divided into two sections: a bar area and a dining area. Highlighting the dual function, the lighting objects are set on two parallel ... Read More»

Tags: Beirut, commercial, design, interior, Lebanon, Lighting Design, PSLAB, restaurant, retail, WORKS.PSLAB
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PSLAB Beirut Lights Al Dente, Now It’s Well Done

April 8th, 2010 by Jim
Posted in Architectural Lighting, architainment, architects

Ha haaa, pardon the wordplay there, sometimes I just cannot help myself. I just got word from my pal Ramsey at .PSLAB Beirut that the firm has just completed another concept project! PSLAB is one of my top five favorite lighting design firms on the planet - they're like my Chicago Blackhawks of the architectural lighting design world.Press release below, then awesome imagery. Ramsey, tell everybody I said excellent work! Al Dente Restaurant, Beirut- Lebanon .PSLAB BEIRUT was asked to develop a lighting concept for al dente restaurant in beirut–lebanon.The high ceiling restaurant is divided into 3 areas: the main central area containing ... Read More»

Tags: Architectural Lighting, Beirut, PSLAB, WORKS.PSLAB
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WORKS.PSLAB and the Monte Carlo Beach Hotel

November 11th, 2009 by Jim
Posted in Architectural Lighting, Designers

I just got an email from Ramsay at PSLAB in Beiruit just a little bit ago - PSLAB's work continues to impress me. Check out this press release and images below: WORKS.PSLAB was approached by Paris-based architect India Mahdavi in order to develop a lighting concept for a typical room setting and lobby areas for the renovated Monte-Carlo Beach Hotel, Monte-Carlo S.B.M.The main lobby area is characterized by a very high ceiling topped with a dome-like recess, as if bringing together a cycloidal transition of the space walls. Ceiling mounted fixtures are conceived to light the space and accentuate the ceiling ... Read More»

Tags: Architectural Lighting, Beiruit, Designers, PSLAB, WORKS.PSLAB
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PSLAB’s JAR

January 27th, 2009 by Jim
Posted in Designers, Environmentally Friendly Design, Fixtures

I could not wait to post this! I just got an email from Ramzi, the spokesman at .PSLAB (you know, PSLAB), who sent me the details for "Jar," a lamp using the efficient G28d lamp. From Ramzi at .PSLAB: Brief was to develop a light fixture using the G28d energy saving lamp. Proposal is a commonly used jar that can be purchased from any store off the shelf. When closed, it is sealed from outside hazards such as water. The jar is the package. The lamp within it becomes an IP rated fixture. These images are cool - this is a ... Read More»

Tags: IP rating, Jar, lamp, PSLAB, WORKS.PSLAB
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WORKS.PLSAB and Cynthia Zahar Do MAKAR

January 21st, 2009 by Jim
Posted in Architectural Lighting, Designers, Fixtures, Industrial, Interior Design and Lighting, Lighting Art and Installations

My pal Jules sent me this great link - Interior designer Cynthia Zahar approached the Beirut firm WORKS.PSLAB about developing a lighting concept for the MAKAM Art Gallery - the fixtures are functional art within themselves. .PSLAB spokesman Ramzi Haddad said, when discussing the concept: "Our proposal was to develop a custom made projector that was placed on the center line between the I beams on a base-plate that can take a bracket with one or two heads. Some plates work as individual points ready for additional projectors while avoiding overloading the ceiling with pre-fixed ones." I wrote an article about PSLAB ... Read More»

Tags: Cynthia Zahar, MAKAM, PSLAB, WORKS.PSLAB
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