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June 05, 2009

Light in Architecture
Designing with Light by Victoria Meyers; Natural Light; Natural Light in Residences

Victoria Meyers of hMa published her book Designing with Light based on several projects by the firm that use natural light to create architectural space.

06-053-10Aexterior detail: hMa's Holley House in Garrison, NY

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Several of the firm's projects, including Holley House, White Space (featured on the book's cover), Pratt Pavilion, and the soon to be completed Battery Park City Community Center, feature light as a major component of the overall design.

Juliana curran terian design center nycgallery view: hMa's Juliana Curran Terian Pratt Pavilion

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Designing With Light by Victoria Meyers on Amazon.com.  

To read more about hMa's use of natural light in their projects, go to the website about the book, www.designingwithlight.us.  To see more of hMa's projects, visit their website, www.hanrahanMeyers.com.

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