1953
First track installation (Yale Art Gallery, New Haven, CT). Track Installed below Louis Kahn’s tetrahedral ceiling beams
First track installation (Yale Art Gallery, New Haven, CT). Track Installed below Louis Kahn’s tetrahedral ceiling beams
Price fabricated and installed this chandelier designed by Richard Kelly in the Barbizon-Plaza Hotel (New York, NY)
Seagram Building’s lobby instalation (Structural Architect: Ludwig Mies van der Rohe; Interior Architect: Philip Johnson Lighting Designer: Richard Kelly)
First track-mounted wallwasher installation (The Museum of Modern Art, New York, NY)
Linear wallwash system installed in the Four Seasons restaurant (Interior Architect: Philip Johnson; Lighting Designer: Richard Kelly)
Price constructs the MoMA Tensegrity mast, along with Shoji Sadao and Buckminster Fuller.
Company relocates to East 60th Street, adjacent to the Queensboro Bridge.
Installation of custom wallwashers, illuminating the 50ft. walls of the Place Ville Marie building (Montreal, Canada; Architect: I.M. Pei)
Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library installation (Yale University, New Haven, CT; Architect: Skidmore, Owings and Merril)
Custom installation in the United States Pavilion, Expo 67 (Architect: Buckminster Fuller).
Introduction of Autotrak
First Quartz Halogen wallwasher
Kimball Art Museum installation (Lighting Designer: Richard Kelley). Kelley said of Price, "The subtlety with which he can control the handling of electric light is simply superb."
The Museum of Fine Arts (Houston, TX; Architect: Mies van der Rohe). Price serves as lighting designer, as he did throughout his career.
Introduction of the Parhoop, at the installation in The National Gallery (Washington, DC; Architect: I. M. Pei).
Price installing Uminair fixtures in the ceiling of the First City National Bank (Houston, TX; Architect: SOM New York & Wilson, Morris, Crain & Anderson).
Expansion into low-brightness fluorescent fixtures
Price receives the Illuminating Engineering Society's Richard Kelly Lifetime Achievement Award
Grand Louvre Pyramid installation (Paris, France; Architect: I.M. Pei)
Introduction of our most popular track system, SightLine
In-house manufacturing of optical accessories begins
Milwaukee Museum of Art Quadracci Pavilion installation (Architect: Santiago Calatrava; Lighting Designer: George Sexton Associates)
Company relocated to Long Island City, Queens (across the East River from its Manhattan location).
Getty Villa installation (Malibu, CA; Architect: Machado and Silvetti Associates; Lighting Designer: LAM Partners)
Exterior installation of Spredlite wallgrazing system in the Museum of Modern Art (MOMA)
Illumination of the Greek and Roman Galleries, one of fifteen major installations in the Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York, NY; Lighting Designer: Renfro Design Group)
LED Square, our first LED luminaire, is selected for the IES Progress Report
Introduction of the first LED recessed fixture
Introduction of the first LED track fixtures.
Custom LED luminaires, designed to match the original 1950s fixtures, installed in the United Nations General Assembly Hall (New York, NY)
Introduction of the industry's first LED combination downlight/wallwasher.
Opening of the Edison Price Lighting Gallery
Introduction of our first surface-mounted LED
World Trade Center PATH Station installation (New York, NY; Architect: Santiago Calatrava; Lighting Designer: Fisher Marantz Stone)
Artima LED/5 and APlus were selected for the IES Progress Report.
Edison Price Lighting hits an important milestone: installations in 450 museums and galleries since its founding.
Edison Price Lighting opens the exhibition, Refraction, featuring artwork by lighting designers and light inspired artists.
Bluetooth fixtures, with embedded beacons, was selected for the IES Progress Report.
WAFER is our first extremely shallow LED at 3.5" total.
U.S. Embassy London installation (London, UK; Architect: Kieran Timberlake; Lighting Designer: Fisher Marantz Stone)
Artima LED/5 VNSP 5° spot was selected for the IES Progress Report.
Edison Price Lighting donates $50,000 to the Illuminating Engineering Society's Nuckolls Fund for Lighting Education.