E3 Chiropractic
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E3 Chiropractic

E3 Chiropractic, a clinic that focuses on rehabilitation, strength, and flexibility. All three are synonymous with AXIS Lightings STENCIL FLEX product. A framework system with flexibility to light the space in many ways. Adjustable track lighting puts focus on the sign and living wall as you are welcomed through the door, with sleek pendants and area lighting above the reception desk. The rehab space utilizes wall wash linear on the cityscape feature wall, tubes mounted on an angle, and general lighting all mounted by the same framework with a pop of color of the acoustic corner panels. Diffusion tape light gives additional pop to the framework of the reception desk, and the recessed channel into the underside of the shelves in the kitchen provides task lighting.

Assiniboia Arena - Southland COOP Centre
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Assiniboia Arena – Southland COOP Centre

In June of 2020 we were approached by Jet Electric to team up with Wright Construction and create a lighting design for the new Assiniboia Community complex. This is now known at the Southland CO-OP Centre. The RFP was looking to create a very similar facility to the Merlis Belsher Place project in Saskatoon that we worked on in 2017. Working with both the Electrical Contractor and the Design group, we were able to create a best-in-class facility. The association wanted to create a space for the entire family. This included a Teen Centre with RGBW lighting, a Children’s Area.

The other feature lighting for this space included a motion and event lighting package for the event surface. We also created an Exterior Lighting Experience to further draw attention to this state-of-the-art facility.

Controls within the space are fully networked and time clock controlled, single touch “on/off” for the entire building, and touch screen controls for all the interior and exterior spaces.

McFaull Financial
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McFaull Financial

When McFaull Financial took over the top floor of the Circle Centre Tower building at 3301 8th Street, Saskatoon, SK they were looking for an office design that would welcome their clients, provide a comfortable and functional space for employees, and showcase their incredible collection of original artwork. The Titan design build team worked directly with Marian Hoffos of Holliday-Scott Interiors Design to provide products and designs that would meet the needs of the project.

Guests are welcomed to a warmly lit lobby space, with a feature pendant from Hubbardton Forge over the reception desk that mimics the river scene behind it. In corridor spaces, recessed adjustable downlights from Lightheaded were used in single and multiple configurations, which can be adjusted from below as different pieces of art are cycled in and out.

The large boardroom utilizes a layered lighting approach – a large custom pendant from Axis lighting offers two different light distributions – diffuse and focused – for the direct lighting, and a soft diffuse distribution for the uplight component. Recessed mini-louver downlights from Lightheaded are also placed around the room for focused lighting that is quiet within the ceiling, keeping glare to a minimum. An nLight touchscreen from Acuity Brands offers users multiple scenes to choose from, as well as individual control over each fixture type.

In the staff lounge, soft lighting brings a cozy feel to the space and the pop of color from the navy blue Twin pendants provides a hint of cheerfulness and contrasts with the teal blue color scheme.

Dakota Dunes
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Dakota Dunes

The Dakota Dunes Resort Hotel is owned and operated by the Whitecap Dakota First Nation, and is located just outside of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. The project is part of a larger resort property, and along with the hotel includes the world class Dakota Dunes golf links and Dakota Dunes Casino. The hotel features Indigenous themes with the overall design concept exploring the four elements: Fire, Water, Land and Air.

In the reception/lobby area, linear lines of light outline the black mirror-like ceiling which repeats the elements of Fire throughout the space. Guests are then guided to the long corridor where they can experience elements Water, highlighted by the delicate Celeste drop pendants from Eureka. In the Moose Woods Home Fire Grill, Land is brought to the fore with elements of metal in the large dome pendants and ring-shaped chandeliers. The effect is softened with the fan-like pendants in charcoal and sand colors, which are made of an acoustic felt with sound absorbing properties. Frosted glass and metal pendants over the booths highlight rather than obscure the custom logo and artwork.

Guest rooms are not overlooked, with recessed and pendant lighting in the bed area giving height to the space. The integrated lit mirror in the bathroom area looks stylish and provides the perfect task lighting.

Royal Sask Museum - Scotty
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Royal Sask Museum – Scotty Exhibit

When the Royal Saskatchewan Museum was looking to display their newest finding, they turned to Alfa Engineering and Christie Lites Saskatchewan to bring 70 million years of history to life again in a new exhibit displaying the largest Tyrannosaurus Rex ever discovered. This 13 meter long and 8,800kg carnivore is 65% in tact and towers over visitors to the exhibit. With some help from a theatrical background and direction from the Royal Saskatchewan exhibit curators, Christie Lites used a scale model of the proposed exhibit to come up with the lighting scheme which consist of ETC ColorSource Spots to light both the skeletal remains as well as other features along side a set of ColorSource Cyc fixtures used to bring the back wall to life. An ETC Mosaic control system is used to transition the backdrop from sunrise through sunset and back during the day along with button stations along the upper floor of the exhibit which change a focused fixture red to highlight certain bone features as they learn. ETC DataTrack and Arch fixtures are also used throughout the space to highlight some of the smaller displays.