In the News:
G2LD is Recipient of Four Awards of Merit

We're proud to announce that G2LD is the recipient of four IES Awards of Merit from the Illuminating Engineering Society for our lighting design work on these recent projects:
- Statoil, corporate interior, with IA Interior Architects
- Chroma Booster, public art installation, with Matthew Geller and Metalab
- Fortune 100 Oil & Gas Company, corporate interior, with PDR
- Time in Motion, public art installation at Houston Hobby Airport, with RE:Site and Metalab

Congratulations to all members of the design teams--excellent projects are always a group effort. To read more about these award winning projects, click the links above or click here to view our portfolio.

On the Boards:
Imperial Market

G2LD is proud to be a part of the design team for Imperial Market, an 850,000 sq. ft. mixed use development situated on 26 acres in Sugarland, Texas. The lifestyle center, which features retail, office, restaurants, hotel, residential, and museums, sits at the center of the 720 acre master planned community, Imperial. The site is home to the original Imperial Sugar, established in 1843 and is now listed on the National Registry of Historic Places.
 
Working with project architect HOK, lighting for the project aims to be both sensitive to the historic, industrial feel of the site, while still providing modern, eye-catching elements such as 130' silos washed in color-changing light, that provide a sense of place and make for a vibrant nighttime destination. For more on this dynamic mixed-use development,  click here.

In The News:
G2LD Welcomes New Studio Member

G2LD is proud to announce the addition of new studio member Jean Gonzalez.  Jean Gonzalez earned his Bachelor's Degree in Theatre from the University of Texas at Arlington and his Masters in Theatrical Design from the University of Houston. Throughout his work in theatre, architecture and architectural lighting design were always an interest and played key roles in his graduate Capstone project. In addition to his architectural work, he continues to be an active member in the theatre community in both design and teaching at the university level. Please help us welcome Jean!