Marissa Brassfield
Edit
|
This is what the Big Apple’s outdoor lamps could look like if the city approves a move to replace all 300,000 of its street lamps with energy-efficient LED versions. Unfortunately, the move won’t happen overnight. From the beginning of 2009 through the fall, NYC will experiment with six LED lamps. The New York City Department of Transportation is working in conjunction with the Office for Visual Interaction to help them test and implement the new LED street lights.  The poles will be between four to six feet, and have up to 100 LEDs each. They will have four light sources per pole, and can create different light patterns. The light footprints can be tailored for parks, street corners or mid-block.
(redgreenandblue.org)References: oviinc, redgreenandblue.org Filed In: |
| Related |
|
Favorited by ;showNav();changeOption('login');)
Log In ;changeOption('guest');)
Guest
Facebook ;changeOption('twitter');)
Twitter 
