When walking into a store, there are a few noticeable facets that attract the attention of many consumers: the product, the presentation of the product and the atmosphere and aesthetic of the store itself. How the clean-cut appearance of the store encourages a person to have a similar design in their home or how the
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At KLIK USA, we’re always excited about new construction. What really lights us up is when we can be a hometown partner in new construction, especially when the project impacts an entire community. We are proud to be a part of an expansion at Discovery World, an educational science and technology museum in Milwaukee. The
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At KLIK USA, we are proud of what we do, which is to help our clients achieve their design goals with creative lighting solutions. All of our projects and clients inspire us, but there are some projects that truly stand out. As a military family, it has been our honor to be a part of
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In the 1800s, the great landscape architect Frederick Law Olmstead recognized that access to open lawns, pathways, water, and groves of trees was a critical element of wellbeing for people living in cities; places which were often crowded, unhealthy and polluted. He revolutionized park development and landscape design in America, creating some of our most
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Slot canyons – narrow, tall channels carved through otherwise solid rock – can be found anywhere in the world but are particularly numerous in Arizona and Utah. Formed over millennia by water and wind, these elegant, winding gorges in the earth are nature at its finest, and an iconic symbol of the American Southwest. What
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What happens when you mix an abandoned industrial site, thoughtful design and stunning harbor views? You get an award-winning community space; a model for cities looking to combine green design with multi-use public areas. Meet the Coal Loader Centre for Sustainability in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. What was once a desolate, inaccessible landscape of
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“Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.” -Albert Einstein We blogged about the Microsoft Treehouses a few months ago but have since had the chance to see these truly impressive structures in person. What struck us as remarkable was how well the treehouses were integrated into their forest environment, almost paying
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There has been a welcome momentum in improving pedestrian access throughout the built environment. From simple rights-of-way connecting disparate pedestrian thoroughfares through cities, to the increasing presence of shared-use paths on highways, we have entered an age where the sole focus is no longer just automobiles; all travelers are considered. Relatedly, designers are interested in
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Everyone knows happy employees are productive employees. And no industry has embraced this fact more completely than tech. In fact, it’s a virtual arms race to see who can make their employees the happiest. Free food. Massages. Concierge service. Whatever it takes to recruit and retain the top talent. While many companies try to create
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The need for “Turtle-Friendly Amber” lights has been well-documented and well-deployed. Up and down coasts home to sea turtle breeding grounds, great steps have been made to ensure that the hatchlings are protected from light pollution. To be Wildlife-Certified, the LED must produce a spectral distribution between the 590-610 nanometer wavelength. If you’ve ever seen
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