Melanie Freundlich Lighting Design

Todays office: surveying for a new project

TBT: a complete renovation of a prime residential gymnasium off Gracie Square including bright new LED rings and custom rectangular pendants. Tenants love it!

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Nearing completion of new charter middle school . Site visit Images of cafeteria/multipurpose room and lobby. Architecture:

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Getting closer to completion on our project for the new home of DDC NYC Landmarks Preservation Commision.

Happy Chanukah!!

Celebrating the illustrious career of alumnus Dr. Fauci, here are some informal photos of recently completed renovation of Regis High School's Library. The lighting holds center stage in this upgrading of a historic school .

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Join us for weekend as we tour Trinity Church Wall Street’s recently completed renovation. Melanie Freundlich and Zach Poole from MBB Architects will tour the iconic church interior, revealing the layered lighting approach of integrating new modern and traditional features into the historic architecture.

Trinity Church Wall Street’s restoration included a complete redesign of the architectural lighting throughout, aimed at enhancing the worship experience, accenting the restored decorative elements, and updating the light quality to modern standards of visual comfort and sustainability

The tour is Saturday, October 22 and is presented as part of OHNY@Night, a series showcasing the work of Lumen Award-Winning Lighting Designers presented in partnership with the New York City Section of the Illuminating Engineering Society (IESNYC).

Lottery tickets will be available starting tomorrow at 12 pm via OHNY: https://ohny.org/place/trinity-church-night/



Trinity Wall Street MBB Architects the IESNYC

A recent MFLD concept drawing for exterior facade lighting of a 100 year old midtown office building. This property is one of many repositioning itself in the Manhattan commercial real estate market .

Mixed motifs in modern pendants coexist in a historic church-turned-literacy center

When Times Square was really lit- 1956: William Klein Photography

Proud to be included with , , , and team awarded a "Lucy" for the rejuvenation of Trinity Church Wall Street at the Lucy Moses Landmark Conservancy Awards Ceremony tonight . Live (yes, after 2 years of virtual ceremonies) Festivities and presentation at St John the Divine lit to reflect the hues of spring, we are guessing ?

Showroom visit to view a fixture choice for a double height living room

We are excited to announce that our restoration project at Trinity Church Wall Street has won a 2022 Lucy G. Moses Preservation Award from The New York Landmarks Conservancy, 1 of 14 projects recognized for their restoration work! Congratulations to and all the other award winners!
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For a full list of award recipients, visit the link in bio.
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Photos: The Garment District Gets A New Public Art Glow Up The illuminated, musical pedestrian tunnel will be on view through February 13.

The Harlem School of the Arts is featured in this month's Metropolis Magazine. MFLD provided interior & exterior architectural lighting designed to reinforce the transition from brutalist building to glowing lantern.

A Brutalist Building in Harlem Gets Updated to Connect with Its Neighbors - Metropolis A 1970s Brutalist gem that houses the Harlem School of the Arts gets a makeover.

We are thrilled to announce that Fellows Hall at Williams College is the 2021 Architizer A+ Awards Popular Choice Winner in the Architecture +Sustainability category. MFLD is proud of our sustainable work which includes the completion of a new Net-Zero energy residence hall at Williams College, designed by PBDW Architects.

Gut Yontiff to all who celebrate Yom Kippur!

MFLD loved working on the The Harlem School of the Arts project, featured in this month's Center for Architecture (AIANY) newsletter. Our lighting designs converted HSA's inward-looking, concealed areas to transparent, warm and welcoming ones for the neighborhood and school alike. Adjustable lighting systems in the Lobby, Terrace and Courtyard can be reconfigured for performances, events and exhibits to accommodate an expanded facility schedule. What a transformation!

In the News — AIA New York Harlem School of the Arts Renaissance Project Reopens After Imrey Studio Renovation The Renaissance Project at The Harlem School of the Arts, also known as the Herb Alpert Center, reopened after a complete renovation led by Imrey Studio. Located at 141st Street in Hamilton Heights, the 37,000-square...