Various lighting sources were utilized in Club Emerald; in-floor fixtures illuminate the draperies, colored LEDs highlight architectural details, decorative pendants add style, and recessed cans light the table tops. The system is controlled by a computer that enables various lighting scenes.

The grand two story atrium connects the North and South towers. The door man's station is made from bamboo panels finished with a dark water based stain. Concealed architectural lighting grazes the rippled two story wall made from natural mineral panels; wave-like shadows simulate abstract art. The...

The Green Room features a wide-screen TV, surround sound, and couture furnishings. The rich dark bamboo wall houses A/V components and separates the Green Room from the Board Room.

The entrance to Club Emerald reveals one of its several lounge areas. The cocktail table, made from renewable resources, is constructed from fallen Alder branches. Green Guard Certified high-back settees create intimate seating groups.

Each and every item in the Emerald lobby, was chosen for its style and environmental qualities. The team at John Robert Wiltgen Design, Inc. created a space where chic design co-exists with earth friendly materials.

The South tower gallery features a collection of back lit rectangular boxes illuminated by an LED system, which operates at twenty-five percent of the cost of incandescent lighting. This technology produces stunning results and is the ultimate form of "green" illumination.

Symmetrical galleries flank the two story atrium entrance. Back lit mirrors installed at eye level reflect residents and their guests integrating them into the interior architecture.