Avraham Mor:  

CLASS OF 1997
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Winnetka, IL

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Avraham is from Chicago, Illinois. Avraham's schools include New Trier High School. Avraham later attended The University of Kansas (Theater and Film, Architectural Engineering) . Avraham works(ed) at Lightswitch Architectural. Music Avraham likes includes Bon Jovi, Elton John, Sting. Books Avraham likes include The 4-Hour Workweek, Steve Jobs, Farenheit 451. Movies Avraham likes include Hanukkah: Rock of Ages -The Chanukah Story in 8 hit songs, Walk on Water, The Secret of My Success. TV shows Avraham likes include The Middle, How It's Made, Great American Brew Trail. More about Avraham:"Avraham Mor is a leading architectural and theatrical lighting designer with over ten years of experience in a variety of applications, locations, and clientele. Avi’s work spans commercial, hospitality, educational, and residential projects—ranging from business interiors, hotels, restaurants, and outdoor events to educational institutions, museums, condominiums and private residences. Key design credits include: The Wit Hotel – Chicago, Chicago Model City – Chicago Architecture Foundation; The Fairfield Hotel – Chicago; Ancient Americas at The Field Museum – Chicago; Joe’s Seafood Prime Steak and Stone Crab - Las Vegas; and an extensive renovation of the Polar Play Zone and the Oceanarium at the John G. Shedd Aquarium - Chicago. Avi easily intuits the artistic expression that will best represent a project. He seamlessly ensures successful project completion with a fine balance of the complex issues of codes and environmental requirements while managing client budget allocations. Avi’s creativity is enhanced by his attention to ...Expand for more
detail and thorough documentation. He redefines the boundaries of lighting design by creating an environment that blends the best of traditional techniques with the latest in technology, allowing him to create the desired effect. His designs are eco-conscious, and he is on the forefront of the green revolution in lighting. Avi joined Lightswitch in 2004 and was instrumental in forming Lightswitch Architectural in 2009 as a directing partner. Previously, Avi was a Project Manager for Chicago Spotlight, Inc. and was a Lighting Designer for GPW & Associates and Schuler Shook. Avi’s experience makes him a leader in the field and he is a frequent speaker and panelist at international industry conferences. He has been recognized by The U. S. Department of Energy, where he serves as a committee member and forum reviewer for The Next Generation Lighting Industry Alliance, as well as speaking at several conferences on the future of Solid State Lighting (SSL) and luminaire technology. Avi also has his thoughts and work published in magizines arround the globe. Avi received his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Architectural and Theatrical Lighting design from the University of Kansas in Lawrence. He is a member of the Illuminating Engineering Society (IES) and a Past-President of the Chicago Section. Avi is also a professional member of the International Association of Lighting Designers (IALD) and the Midwest regional coordinator. Avi also is a member of the Auxiliary Board of the Chicago Architecture Foundation and Affiliate member of AIA Chicago and National and Local USGBC member. Avi is a LEED Accredited Professional.".
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