US Lighting Consultants

Manhattan architectural lighting design firm founded in 1992 by Addison Kelly, designing lighting for commercial work including conference centers, offices, retail, entertainment, and hospitality projects, plus new-construction and adaptive-reuse commissions. Team members hold backgrounds spanning architectural, theatrical, and energy-management lighting. Kelly, who studied lighting design at Parsons School of Design after starting in graphic design, is the daughter of mid-century lighting designer Richard Kelly and has served as a past president of the Illuminating Engineering Society's New York chapter. The firm's projects have included a daylight-sensor-controlled lobby lighting refresh at One Battery Place in Manhattan's Financial District and the Crocus City pedestrian bridge in Moscow.