Clanton & Associates has successfully designed and engineered lighting designs to illuminate roadways, interstates, complex interchanges, train stations, bus stations, bridges, tunnels, parking areas, pedestrian tunnels, and pedestrian areas. With a design process that focuses on creating nighttime environments of the highest quality, we focus on minimizing unwanted glare, light pollution, and light trespass. We collaborate with our clients and design team to satisfy the unique goals of each project. Our team participates in the research and development of new lighting standards and applies the most current visibility criteria to each project. By aligning projects with future technology and ongoing research, Clanton & Associates provides beautifully integrated design solutions which save energy, are easy to maintain, and enhance visibility.
This new bridge for vehicle, bicycle, and pedestrian traffic included state-of-the-art solid state (LED) roadway, pedestrian, and bollard lighting.
Learn More ➝The team worked closely with the local utility, CCD, and CDOT to select the pedestrian lights, wall lights, and streetlights that met all criteria.
Learn More ➝In order to improve pedestrian safety and accessibility to the new RTD R-Line Light Rail Stations along the I-225 corridor, Clanton & Associates...
Learn More ➝The Northwest Energy efficiency Alliance and the City of Seattle partnered to evaluate the future of led street lighting in the Pacific Northwest.
Learn More ➝At Denver Union Station’s Light Rail Terminal, a composition of light reveals the forms and textures of the plaza with bright focal accents...
Learn More ➝Clanton & Associates provided the lighting design which is a prominent aesthetic feature, giving continuity and complementing the historical setting.
Learn More ➝During the design phase, Clanton & Associates modeled different lighting approaches to see if the sides of the trucks would be lighted even if snow...
Learn More ➝Through Westminster and Broomfield, US 36 is illuminated with 70’ tall mid-mast lighting that is integrated into the median concrete guardrail.
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