Evening Light Tour of Signal Station North

Visit the lighting initiative, Signal Station North, where you'll learn how light is critical to placemaking at night in urban places.

By Project for Public Spaces

Date and time

Thursday, June 6 · 8 - 9pm EDT

Location

Chachi's

3 West 23rd Street Baltimore, MD 21218

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About this event

Meet at Chachi's restaurant courtyard. If you want to purchase food/drinks or mingle with other participants before the tour, feel free to come to the restaurant as early as you'd like (7pm for example). The tour itself will begin at 8pm SHARP so be sure to arrive by then, and pay up your bill if you've been eating/drinking.

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Flux Studio is a transdisciplinary design studio engaged in an investigation of light and its relationship to our perception of space. Their work spans conventional disciplines of art, design, engineering, and research, including urban lighting interventions and community engagement. Flux Studio is committed to advancing understanding of light’s critical role in society while addressing the needs of city residents, visitors, and the broader social context.

In Flux Studios work on the recent community lighting initiative, Signal Station North, the team explored ways in which light is critical to placemaking at night in urban environments. Flux Studio will host a Light Walk in Station North centered around some of the urban lighting issues they touched on during the Lighting Analysis. Sites will includes those they surveyed as part of the Signal Station North research, focusing on topics such as Color, Light and Shadow, Glare and Facade Lighting. The walk will raise issues of comfort in the nighttime environment, and include discussion of participants’ observations about how they experienced lighting in the district during the walk.

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Project for Public Spaces (PPS) is a nonprofit planning, design and educational organization dedicated to helping people create and sustain public spaces that build stronger communities.

Visit us at: www.pps.org

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