Psychologist have long been fascinated by the color teal. And with good reason too! Combining the renewing qualities of green with the serenity of blue, it’s invariably viewed as a hopeful and uplifting color. In some ancient societies it even symbolized infinity.
The world’s largest cruise ship, Royal Caribbean International’s Wonder of the Seas, built at Chantiers de l'Atlantique shipyard in Saint-Nazaire, France, will have four Robe RoboSpot systems installed in its 1,600-seat capacity Main Theater and two more in Studio B, which is the iconic Royal Caribbean ice rink.
The Florida Panthers are best known for their exploits on the ice, but when the hockey team wanted to celebrate with some of their best fans recently, they shed their skates and headed over to the soft pine wood lanes of Strike 10 Bowling.
The Auditorium de Palma de Mallorca is a multifunctional building that accommodates theatre, opera, ballet, musicals and concerts, welcoming around 100,000 total visitors annually to its large, 1,700-seater hall. Emulating its great inspiration, the Royal Festival Hall in London, the hall is designed in such a way that the stage is optimally visible from all seats.
Anolis LED lighting has been installed to illuminate Dark Matter, an exciting new exhibition space in Berlin showcasing the creative work and technical innovation of light artist Christopher Bauder from WHITEVoid.
In February 2022, the international track and field elite met at the ISTAF INDOOR Meeting in Düsseldorf, Germany. In front of 2,650 spectators in Düsseldorf's PSD BANK DOME and live on TV, Olympic long jump champion Malaika Mihambo and Ivorian sprint star Artur Cissé, among others, battled for victory in various disciplines.
Brent Andersen, founder and CEO of Loveland Living Planet Aquarium, who saw the U2 show in Barcelona in 2009, acquired the massive 16-story set piece when the Aquarium expanded in 2019.
The hotly anticipated new installment in the Ghostbusters movie franchise opened last month as yet another box office smash.
A large number of fixtures provided the necessary light and ambiance for a recent gala dinner at the Praça de Touros do Campo Pequeno in Lisbon, Portugal.
During a game of racket ball in the 1830s, a group of London schoolboys noticed that a punctured ball, which squashed on impact with the wall, offered more variety and more intensity of play than its intact counterpart. Thus, to the delight of millions of fans ever since, the game of Squash was born.
