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First Americans Museum, Oklahoma

  • Architecture: Johnson Fain, Los Angeles / Hornbeek Blatt, Edmond
  • Lighting design: Kyle Chepulis, Technical Artistry, New York / James Aitken, Invisible Circus, Portland
  • Photography: Ryan Linton
  • Project location: Oklahoma City / United States
  • Country: United States
  • Website: www.famok.org

The First Americans Museum is the largest museum for indigenous Americans apart from the Smithsonian's Native American Museum, and one of the largest exhibition-based museums. The exhibition spaces are illuminated by Parscan spotlights, with general lighting via Optec spotlights.

First Americans Museum, Oklahoma

Parscan spotlights were used for all exhibition lighting. Here, a lower wattage could be achieved compared to spotlights from other manufacturers. This means a lower utilization of energy.

First Americans Museum, Oklahoma

Despite comparatively low wattage, the spotlights feature high quality of light and a long service life for sustainable use in museums.

First Americans Museum, Oklahoma

The integrated dimming function enables the light to be optimally modified to the exhibits and the exhibition concept.

First Americans Museum, Oklahoma

First Americans Museum, Oklahoma

First Americans Museum, Oklahoma

ERCO Parscan spotlights

First Americans Museum, Oklahoma

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