Greenfield
Village The Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village is considered one of America's greatest historical attractions.
Guardian
Building Following its recent acquisition by the Sterling Group, the Guardian has undergone a detailed restoration to return it to its original glory and prominence on the Detroit skyline.
Fox Theater Following a faithful multi-million dollar restoration, the Fox today holds the distinction of being the largest continually operated theater in the world.
City of
Detroit IC sourced and implemented fixtures that complemented the historic character of each area’s architecture while providing increased illumination levels, modern lamp technology, efficiency and easy maintenance.

Greenfield Village

Location:

Dearborn, Michigan

Owner / Developer:

The Henry Ford

Collaborators:

Grissim Metz Andriese (Landscape Architects)
Arcadis Giffels (Architects of Record)
JGA Inc. (Retail & Way finding)
Walbridge Aldinger (General Contractor)
Holophane Lighting (Custom Fixtures)

Description:

The Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village is considered one of America’s greatest historical attractions. In 2002 the 90-acre outdoor village began a major renovation and infrastructure upgrade. IC developed a group of custom historic streetlights that combine dual light sources, digital communication and a hidden surround-sound audio system into a park-wide, controlled network. The poles, cast from recycled Ford engine blocks, thematically enhance the visitor experience with their historic appearance and advanced technology.

IC Scope:

Lighting and audio masterplan, custom fixture design, custom audio design, project management, procurement coordination and strategic planning.

Awards:

TEA Award 2004 (Download PDF)

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