Case Studies
Case Study:
Changing the Game: Keystone Transforms Lighting at Cooperstown Dreams Park
Dreams Park was founded in 1996, a time when metal halide lighting was dominant. But as lighting has evolved to LED, so has Dreams Park, as it has upgraded its facilities with state-of-the-art systems and materials.
For nearly 140 years, the Lighthouse on Turtle Rock has watched over the Schuylkill River. Recently, after nearly seven years of continuous, 24/7 operation, the original Keystone LED lamp—a 27-watt model that produced 2790 lumens—reached the end of its life. A new Keystone lamp has now taken over.
Zeller, a nationally recognized leader in commercial real estate, set out to reposition a Class-A office space at Two Concourse Center in suburban Indianapolis into a vibrant tenant social hub designed to attract and retain top tenants. To bring their vision to life, they partnered with Marvel Lighting and selected
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In early April 2024, winter hit the Dells Dome at the Woodside Sports Complex a little too hard. A major storm dumped more than a foot of heavy snow on the area, collapsing the inflated dome and throwing (very) cold water at the facility’s schedule. It was going to be
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When Sheet Metal Workers’ Local 36 St. Louis headquarters opened in 2012, it was a model of sustainability and energy efficiency. Its lighting, however, was provided by fluorescent tubes. And that became an issue.
A bright, welcoming showroom and a little dazzle. Jim Carlo, the founder of JR Motors RV & Marine, wanted more than basic interior and parking lot lighting for his new dealership building in Lake Havasu City, Arizona.
McDonald Associates’ warehouse met all its needs, but had one major issue: high energy costs. “Our energy bills were so high—$1,000 a month,” said Patrick McDonald, Principal and Outside Sales Representative. “A big reason was the lighting in our warehouse. We knew it needed to be upgraded.”