Contemporary Jewish Museum San Francisco, California Auerbach Glasow French worked in close association with the architectural team to provide a lighting design that meets the unique aesthetic and demanding technical requirements of the Museum. The firm designed the architectural lighting for the interior public areas, event spaces, galleries, education center and the administrative offices for the Museum. They were also retained to light the inaugural exhibitions. The new 63,000 square foot facility includes the adaptive reuse of the landmark Willis Polk 1907 Jesse Street Power Substation. The project presented unique lighting challenges with the retention and integration of many elements of the historic substation, 10,000 square feet of new exhibition space, and the dynamic, non-traditional geometry of the galleries and public spaces. Theatre consulting by Auerbach Pollock Friedlander. Owner: Contemporary Jewish Museum of San Francisco Design Architect: Studio Daniel Liebskind Architect of Record: WRNS Studio Photography: Bitter & Bredt Press Release