Lately, Cooper Lighting, an industry leader in delivering innovative lighting products and transformational lighting technology, offered efficient lighting solutions to the University of Kansas’ Studio 804 design team, including Halo LED recessed downlights, Neo-Ray Straight and Narrow suspended luminaires, and Sure-Lites LED Edge-lit exit signs. The team selected these energy-efficient products to illuminate Galileo’s Pavilion, a student designed building on the campus of Johnson County Community College (JCCC), and meet the sustainable goals on the ever-expanding college campus.
 
"Cooper Lighting assisted us in acquiring energy efficient task specific lights for all our space types,” said Stephanie Stone, LEED AP BD+C, University of Kansas Studio 804 graduate. “Its Neo-Ray fixtures with emergency back-up options and modern exit signs allowed us to keep a clean modern aesthetic. The Halo LED downlights, which are featured throughout the space, allowed us to cut energy costs significantly to maintain our overall theme of sustainable, efficient design.”
 
“We are honored to once again work with the University of Kansas’ Studio 804 team as they continue their great work designing aesthetically pleasing, sustainable buildings,” said Mark Eubanks, president of Cooper Lighting. “Both our Halo LED and Neo-Ray solutions, as well as our LED exits are an ideal fit for this particular project providing energy-efficient illumination to Galileo’s Pavilion. We are happy to providecontinued support to such a great program that places importance on designing facilities that aid in sustainable education for the university and community.”