University of Michigan

Founded in 1817, Ann Arbor's University of Michigan is the oldest institution of higher education in the state. The university campus spans 3,177 acres, and has a student population of well more than 50,000 undergraduate and postgraduate students.

Santa Claran Casino

The Santa Claran Casino Resort is a hotel and casino located in Española, New Mexico, and built by the Santa Clara Pueblo tribe. The resort offers casino gaming with hundreds of slot machines and table games, as well as a hotel, restaurants, entertainment, and event facilities.

Jim Thorpe Office Building

The Jim Thorpe Office Building was built in 1938 on Lincoln Avenue in Oklahoma City, OK. Grand Light has restored all the historic lighting fixtures of the building, including exterior standing lamps, suspension lights, ceiling pendants, wall lights, elevator signs, and a court sign, some dating back to the 1930s.

Yale University – Connecticut Hall

Completed in 1752, Yale University's Connecticut Hall was originally a student dormitory for 200 years before being converted to office and meeting space for the academic faculty of the college. Connecticut Hall is one of the oldest surviving colonial era collegiate buildings in America, and is the second oldest structure built for Yale College. In 1965, the building was designated as a National Historic Landmark.

Playland Amusement Park

Grand Light partnered with Playland Amusement park to restore historic light fixtures, as well as fabricate a number of replications. The custom fabrication component of the project included an assortment of exterior mounted fixtures and wall sconces.

Delacorte Public Restroom

Central Park is home to many famous attractions, including the Delacorte Theater. Adjacent to it is the Delacorte Public Restroom, a facility accessible to all parkgoers. Originally constructed in 1912, the building underwent a renovation in 2025 to restore its historic character and functionality.

Weeks State Park

Weeks State Park is located in Lancaster, New Hampshire, and is home to the John Wingate Weeks Historic Site. The 438 acre Mount Prospect estate was built at the behest of U.S. congressman, senator, and Secretary of War John Wingate Weeks, and was donated to the state of New Hampshire by his children in 1941.
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