Sky Zone facade lighting

Project photography shows a Sky Zone entry at night. The earlier photo is a white architectural wash on the tower and arches. The later photo is a blue and violet wash on the same facade, with the Sky Zone sign still lit in white. This is permanently aimed facade lighting, not a rented event look.

Sky Zone entrance at night with white architectural lighting on the facade arches — Before: white light on the arched entry and tower.

Sky Zone entrance at night with blue and violet facade lighting on the arches and columns — After: blue and violet light on the same arches and columns.

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Facility type: Trampoline park / family entertainment
Visible signage: Sky Zone
Application: Exterior facade and entry lighting
Location: Not identified in the project files
Color: White wash, then blue and violet
RGB / RGBW: Color change is visible; whether the fixtures are RGB or RGBW is not labeled
Control protocol: Not recorded
Fixture count / wattage / voltage: Not recorded
Mounting: Architectural wash on arches, columns, and the tower — exact method not recorded

Fixture count, wattage, voltage, mounting height, and control protocol were not recorded with this media.

The two photographs are the same building from a similar position in the parking lot. What changed is the color and distribution of the facade light, not the architecture. Palms and the entry arches pick up the color in the later photo.

No city, county, or street is printed in the frames. The photos are not offered as proof of a Palm Beach, Broward, or Miami-Dade address. They are evidence that Avision has photographed this kind of commercial facade color lighting on a named entertainment building.

People and a rental truck are incidental in the frames. They are not part of the lighting scope.