As outlined by 6sqft in their article “Blue lamp posts in Battery Park City illustrate height of potential flooding from next severe storm,” a new project along Battery Park City’s waterfront shows just how vulnerable New York’s coastlines are to future climate-driven storms. Blue-painted lamp posts, marked between 18...
As reported by The Coronado Times in the article titled “History Abounds in Coronado, Beginning with a Quest on the 9th & Alameda Street Lamps”, the city of Coronado is steeped in rich architectural and cultural history—visible even in its smallest details like lamp posts and sidewalks. From the...
As reported by Cambridge Today in the article “New Heritage Lighting on Salisbury Avenue First Stage in Effort to Replace Galt’s Iconic Globe Lights,” the City of Cambridge is taking careful steps toward upgrading its historic street lighting while preserving its century-old aesthetic charm. A trial installation of new...
As reported by the California Democrat in the article “Street Light Poles Receive New Paint,” the City of California, Missouri is refreshing its heritage-style street lights for the first time since they were installed in 1992. This community-wide beautification effort—supported by the E.M. Burger Foundation and carried out with...
As reported by Otago Daily Times in their article “Streetlights Smarter,” the Waitaki District Council in Oamaru is upgrading its street lighting system with smart-control technology. The project aims to reduce energy consumption, improve functionality, and lower operational costs. Benefits of Smart Streetlight Systems The council is replacing traditional...
As highlighted by The Business & Financial Times in their article “Street Lighting Dilemma – If Conventional Solution Won’t Work, Let’s Innovate,” street lighting is a critical social amenity that enhances road safety, reduces crime, and boosts business activity in both urban and rural areas. However, unequal access to...
As reported by Smithsonian Magazine in their article “Clever? Smart Street Lamps Light Up Only When Needed“, cities across the world are looking for innovative ways to reduce energy waste while maintaining public safety. Dutch entrepreneur Chintan Shah, founder of Tvilight, has developed a motion-activated street lighting system that...
As highlighted by LAist in their article “L.A.’s Streetlights“, the city’s historic streetlights are more than just sources of illumination—they are a connection to the past and an essential part of Los Angeles’ architectural heritage. While much of L.A.’s early architecture has been lost to development, many of its...
As reported by MSN in their article “Historic Lampposts to Be Saved for Repurposing After Boyne Bridge Dismantling,” the seven historic lampposts from Belfast’s Boyne Bridge, originally cast in 1936 by the Millfield Foundry, will be repurposed as part of a new public space called Saltwater Square. The iron...
As reported by The San Diego Union-Tribune in their article “Aging Loma Portal Streetlights Are Getting a Revamp, but Not Everyone Is Happy,” the city of San Diego is undertaking two major projects to replace outdated streetlights in the Loma Portal neighborhood. This initiative, which aims to enhance public...
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