Stuart Reiter, Architectural Lighting Consultant
Stuart has been designing in light for the past thirty years. He has brought success to such diverse lighting projects as a regional dance company performing in Switzerland, to the lighting for a new restaurant concept that included thunder and lightning sequences throughout the day and night. In addition, Stuart has designed venues ranging from small emerging theatre companies to medium size churches and special event centers. As an associate of TSG Design Solutions, Inc. and owner of, Reitlight, Inc. Stuart has the creative talent and experience that makes him highly qualified to work with building owners, developers, architects, electrical engineers, interior designers, and specialty design firms.
He has honed the ability to express exciting visual concepts through varying sources of illumination while making certain the lighting is functional and enhances the completed space. To accomplish this goal, he utilizes his extensive background in theatre lighting techniques to dramatize architectural surroundings. Stuart has been nominated three times for the South Florida Critics Association “Carbonell Award” and received the Carbonell Award in 2003 for the production of “Floyd Collins” at Actors’ Playhouse in Coral Gables, Florida.
Selected Project Experience
CityPlace, West Palm Beach, FL., automated rooftop lighting and Harriet Himmell Theatre
The Undersea World of Discovery Camp at Atlantis, Bahamas
Wilderness Grill, Miami, FL, restaurant with timed lighting sequences and animated storm
Café TuTu Tango, Aventura, Miami, FL, restaurant and Tapas Bar
Inside Out Theatre Company at the Museum of Art, Ft. Lauderdale, FL.
Spady Cultural Complex, Delray Beach, FL.
First Baptist Church of Boynton Beach, Boynton Beach, FL.
Stuart has been nominated three times for the South Florida Critics Association “Carbonell Award” and received the Carbonell Award in 2003 for the production of “Floyd Collins” at Actors’ Playhouse in Coral Gables, Florida.
Professional Development
Theatre Design-University of Florida
United Scenic Artists Local 829
Architectural Lighting Design Master Classes