RTLD offers the diverse talents
of Robert Tant, an award-winning lighting designer, who has been contributing to
architectural lighting design for twenty years. Robert Tant founded RTLD in 1989.
Projects have ranged from large custom private homes to noteworthy Las Vegas casino
resort projects with construction cost in excess of eight hundred million dollars.
Beginning at R.W.S. Associates in 1985 RT worked as a lighting designer on a number of
architectural lighting projects. Those projects included prestigious hotels,
corporate headquarters, office buildings, churches, residences, medical facilities,
restaurants, signage, an ocean cruise ship, memorials, special events, custom retrofit
design, retail stores, landscape lighting, atrium spaces, airport interior, a historical
Biltmore renovation, water features, bank, library, broadcasting studios, building
facades, schools, artwork, and sculptures. A real mix! During this time he also
provided innovative design contributing to the development of a new company,
"Engineered Lighting Products". Robert contributed to the original patents
attained by ELP, providing research, design and development which is known today as a
unique line of interior and exterior specialty indirect lighting fixtures.
Robert Tant attended the Parsons School of Design in New York
City and the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California, studying environmental
design on both coasts of the United States in the early 80s. With a diverse design
background, Robert Tant offers a dynamic individualist insight into architectural
projects. With experience in environmental design, graphics and product development as
well as architectural rendering, sculpture, fine art and assorted hands-on
construction experience, RTLD offers a colorfully diverse portfolio. RTLD
specializes in the creation of exceptional environments. The experiences embodied in RTLD brings an
understanding of light into architecture.
Contact lightyears@earthlink.net for your next
project.
Robert Tant is a past two term President of the
DLF Designer Lighting Forum, Los Angeles
and a past member of the IALD.
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