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Illuminating Boston: The Diamond Necklace Project Phase One - A Plan for Lighting 25 Cultural and Historic Sites in Downtown Boston Illuminating Boston: The Diamond Necklace Project A project of Light Boston, Inc. Ripman Lighting Consultants and McGinley Hart & Associates Light Boston and the authors wish to acknowledge the generous support and enthusiasm of: Mayor Thomas M. Menino, City of Boston The Boston Foundation The Boston Landmarks Commission The Massachusetts Port Authority We are grateful to the following representatives of the City of Boston for their contributions: Antonia M. Pollak, Director, The Environment Department Ellen J.L ipsey, Executive Director, Boston Landmarks Commission Joseph F. Cassazza, Commissioner, Public Works Department Peter Scarpignato, Executive Assistant, Public Works Department Joseph Banks, Superintendent, Street Lighting Division Linda Mongelli Haar, Director of Planning and Development, Boston Redevelopment Authority Nathalie Beauvais, Assistant Director of Planning and Zoning, Boston Redevelopment Authority We also thank the following: The Olde South Publishing Company for permission to use excerpts and to reproduce the axonometric plans for each site from their Bird's Eye View of Boston; Arts and Cards, Susan Cole Kelly and Richard Wood for the images credited; Steve Dunwell, Photographer, whose assistance and work have been of great value to this project. O 2000 Light Boston, Inc. LIGHT BOSTON, INC 87 Mount Vernon Street, Boston, Massachusetts 02108 VOICE 617.523.1800 FAX 617.723.8127 Contents The Diamond Necklace Project Vision, Purpose, Intent Phase One: The First 25 "jewelsn of the Diamond Necklace Map of the 25 Phase One Sites Recommendations for Illuminating the First 25 Jewels of the Diamond Necklace Designingt he Necklace: Models, Process, Consensus Shining Success Stories In and Around Boston The Site-Selection Process Implementing the Diamond Necklace: Partnerships, Maintenance, Review and Regulation Lighting Guidelines and Resources "Good" Lighting Defined Illuminating Landmarks: Iconic Buildings, Spaces, and Structures Light Sources, Fixtures, and Controls Boston's Public Street Lighting Lighting Techniques Appendix Site-Selection Scoring System A Glossary of Lighting Terminology
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