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ScrollHectic OP t1_je809qi wrote

Not the best picture but gives an idea. Uplighting is on all sides

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iborg089 t1_je8r0eg wrote

Looks great 👍🏽 drove by today.

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Nwk_NJ t1_jeabh2z wrote

The lighting looks amazing. This is a huge building and much more of an addition than I initially realized. It adds a ton to the skyline and profile of the city. Will try to take a picture too. Hoping Shaq 2 lights up well too. Maybe national newark will one day relight and a few others, including halo, should brighten us up a bit.

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NewNewark t1_jeb4hqa wrote

Its not about the brightness, its about the design.

For any streetlight design, including the standard cobra or the "historic" looking lamps the city loves, the side facing the building can be shielded by simply using a thin piece of metal, as shown here

https://www.cloudynights.com/topic/618113-street-light-shielding/#

Of course the better option is to instead use a lamp design that properly lights the street and sidewalk instead of sending 3/4 of the light in the wrong direction (up, into bedrooms)

https://images.adsttc.com/media/images/620f/e040/3e4b/3104/6c00/0009/slideshow/fi2.jpg?1645207589

Just because something is bad now doesnt mean it is ok to get worse.

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ScrollHectic OP t1_ject60s wrote

That's taken into consideration when they do the lighting design. They avoid affecting any apartments when choosing where to put the up lights. And they typically shut off at a certain time. Believe me, no landlord is going to sacrifice lost rent because of up lighting

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Nwk_NJ t1_jecukc1 wrote

That era was great. Like 07-16 skyline was lighting up all over the place. Really hoping we hit a new stride w some of these buildings. Bc I legit felt a big stall and regression the last 3-5 years, even before the pandemic. Starting with the military park fiasco.

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