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B E a U T I F U L L I G H T I The Most Beautiful Lighting in the World INTERNATIONALHEADQUARTERS 748 S S. h e r m a101 n , SDallas, t , S TXt e 75081 . Toll Free: (800) 886-7751 Website: www.watsonlighting.com NATIONWIDEREGIONS Bay Area, CA • Tulsa, OK • St. Louis, MO • Greenville, SC Beverly Hills, CA • Little Rock, AR • Chicago, IL • Atlanta, GA Orange County, CA • Houston, TX • Greenwich, CT • Tampa Bay, FL Denver, CO • Austin/San Antonio, TX • Long Island, NY • Palm Beach, FL Scottsdale, AZ • Kansas City, KS • Raleigh, NC • Miami, FL WORLDWIDEREGIONS Hawaiian Islands • Singapore, Malaysia • Bahamian Islands Guam • Tokyo, Japan • Saudi Arabia Caribbean • Canada • Hong Kong, China Sun City, South Africa • Mexico • Europe A Brief Biography of John Shannon Watson – Landscape Illuminator Shannon is recognized worldwide as the leading authority in the field of landscape illumination. Dubbed “Mr. Moonlight” in Time Magazine, his father John, was the pioneer and founder of landscape illumination starting the firm John Watson Landscape Illumination in 1952. Shannon followed in the footsteps of “Mr. Moonlight” for over twenty-three years and has become the heir of their brilliant landscape illumination “design build” company for projects around the world. As a young man and throughout his high school years, Shannon spent his time away from school learning all the different trades of the company. He began in the warehouse and manufacturing division to learn each integral part of lighting equipment and its proper uses. He then became an installer of the lighting units and chief technician of installations around the United States. Before graduating from high school, he mastered the departments of drafting, accounting and operations. At this time in his life, he realized his true calling to become the next great landscape illumination artist like his father before him. Shannon attended Westminster College in Fulton, Missouri and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Business. He and his father agreed that before becoming a great illumination artist, there has to be a strong foundation of business knowledge integrated in your life. During his Summers home from college, he continued to assist in all divisions of the “design build” process of landscape illumination. Also, this was the time he valued most, working hand in hand with his father to learn the true art of landscape illumination design. After college, he immediately began traveling around the world with his father to learn the secrets from the original “master” of landscape illumination design. Their travels took them across the United States, Hawaii, Mexico, the Caribbean, Europe, Africa, China and Japan. Over this time he mastered the art of many different types of landscape gardens and the ability to paint lighting onto a black canvas in all different types of environments. They both strongly believed he should know every aspect and area of expertise in the field of landscape illumination before setting out on his own. His education and experience gained at such an early age enabled him to become “a master as an artist of light” at the early age of twenty-three. With this well rounded knowledge in landscape architecture, artistry and illumination engineering, there probably will never be another individual to react to the design of light as does Shannon Watson. This alone makes him unique to civilization, as he endeavors to make a more beautiful world at night in which to live and enjoy leisure. The field of outdoor lighting in which Shannon encompasses into his world, not only includes private gardens and estates, but also grounds for amusement parks, luxury hotels, condominium projects and private country clubs for ever important nighttime appreciation. His extensive background in illumination and electrical expertise, allows the flexibility to create the perfect nighttime ambiance. He utilizes many different types of lighting sources such as high intensity discharge, light emitting diode (LED) and “cutting edge” sophisticated types of illumination depending on where he is creating designs around the world. Shannon is a member of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity Missouri Beta Chapter, Brook Hollow Golf Club in Dallas, Texas and the Dallas Gun Club. His interests include the Dallas Summer Musicals, The Dallas Cowboys, and actively coaching over sixty youth sport’s teams. His true love though is the ability to hunt and fish around the world with his two sons. He takes his religion seriously and is an active member and philanthropist of the Lovers Lane United Methodist Church. TRopical Illumination Residential Illumination Feature Illumination Marriott Aruba Surf Club Marriott Aruba Surf Club The Marriott organization asked us to create an illumination system for the entrance to their newest time share project in Aruba. They asked for the lighting units be located in the trees and be as low maintenance as possible. We created this gorgeous system that will last every night, all night for four years before the first lamp would need to be changed out. JWLI Equipment Used 7X 175 watt mercury vapor downlighting unit with an extra long cutoff shield 7SC 175 watt mercury vapor uplight with a short cutoff shield 13WW 13 watt fluorescent wall washer on stake with a short cutoff shield J W Marriott Ihilani J W Marriott IhIlani The wonderful operations group at the J W Marriott Ihilani came to us with a specific task in mind: increase the aesthetic effects through- out the guest inhabited areas, reduce the energy consumption currently necessary and reduce the ongoing maintenance constantly nee d e d by their existing exterior illumination system. We were happy to surpass their expectations in all three areas. We have maintained the signature John Watson Landscape Illumination effects with twice the system life and 80% less operating cost than what is typically utilized. JWLI Equipment Used LED X 13 watt LED downlighting unit with an extra long cutoff shield LED C 15 watt LED uplight unit with a short cutoff shield 75R30 Our custom quartz unit with a hard-glass weatherproof lamp, shield, base and mounting stake The Center for Brain Health The Center for Brain Health The nighttime ambiance for the Center for Brain Health was created with a vision that was first centered in security and safety, and second, to create aesthetically pleasing areas for outdoor events in the private gardens. Nighttime brightness levels for all parking and walking areas were very important for patients, visitors and employees. Aesthetically illuminated gardens and social areas enable events such as fundraisers and corporate outside meetings in the gardens to take place at night. JWLI Equipment Used 1X 100 watt mercury vapor downlighting unit with an extra long cutoff shield 1SC 100 watt mercury vapor uplight with a short cutoff shield 1R 100 watt mercury vapor recessed uplighting unit with a walk over grill 250 250 watt mercury vapor flood uplighting unit with a 3 inch cutoff shield VNSP 100 watt mercury vapor recessed uplighting unit with a walk over grill Residential Estate Residential Estate The soft and subtle nighttime illumination of our residences enables there to be an incredible comfort level of all three aspects of lighting. The “Magic of Moonlight” encompasses the width, length and height of your home, trees and gardens. We aesthetically create our “design-built” process to be safe and secure without the feel of being harsh or “commercial”. JWLI Equipment Used 1X 100 watt mercury vapor downlighting unit with an extra long cutoff shield 1SC 100 watt mercury vapor uplight with a short cutoff shield STLNC 100 watt mercury vapor uplight unit with a short cutoff shield Raffles Resort Private Villa Raffles Resort Private Villa A private villa owner at the Raffles Resort on Canouan Island contracted us to create an aesthetically pleasing security illumination system for their residence. What is more beautiful than having your own personal moonlighting every night of the week? JWLI Equipment Used 13X 13 watt LED downlighting unit with an extra long cutoff shield 15SC 15 watt LED uplight unit with a short cutoff shield 26WW 26 watt flourescent wall washer on stake with a short cutoff shield ARCHITECTURAL FEATURE ILLUMINATION Unit LAMP LAMP LAMP LIFE USAGE Distance TYPE (COLOR) WATTAGE HOURS (Feet) R20SP Halogen (Warm) 21 5k Small Feature 15 R20FL Halogen (Warm) 21 5k Larger Feature 10 R30SP Halogen (Warm) 75 3.5k Small Feature 25 R30FL Halogen (Warm) 75 3.5k Larger Feature 20 RSP/RFL Quartz (Warm) 150 12k Larger Feature 20 SQFL Quartz (Warm) 200 2k Wall or Signage Feature 15 RSP/RFL Quartz (Warm) 250 4.2k Larger Feature 30 SQFL BH Quartz (Warm) 500 2k Security Flood 50 STLNC Incandescent (Warm) 25 1k Small Feature (2’x3’) 40 VNSP Incandescent (Warm) 120 3k Medium Feature (4’x6’) 55 561 SP Incandescent (Warm) 300 2k Large Feature (5’x12’) 50 561 FL Incandescent (Warm) 300 2k Larger Feature (10’x30’) 40 13 SL Fluorescent (Warm/Cool) 13 10k Wall or Signage Feature 4 26 SL Fluorescent (Warm/Cool) 26 10k Wall or Signage Feature 4 32 SL Fluorescent (Warm/Cool) 32 10k Wall or Signage Feature 4 64 SL Fluorescent (Warm/Cool) 64 10k Wall or Signage Feature 4 DM6 Dimmer 600 Tree or Wall Mounted 30 DM10 Dimmer 1000 Tree or Wall Mounted 30 STLNC 561SP VNSP R30SP R20FL Downlighting “Moonshadow” ILLUMINATION Unit LAMP LAMP LAMP LIFE USAGE Distance TYPE (COLOR) WATTAGE HOURS (Feet) MV5 Mercury Vapor (Moonlight) 50 24K Tree/Eave Mounted 20 MV1 Mercury Vapor (Moonlight) 100 24K Tree/Eave Mounted 40 MV7 Mercury Vapor (Moonlight) 175 24K Tree/Eave
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