Foreman & Associates

For over 45 years, Forman & Associates has engineered, sold and managed major lighting installations, across Southern California.
From our roots in the entertainment industry we have expanded into a broad spectrum of architectural and general lighting products.
Today our team includes specialists in Architectural Lighting, Energy Management and retro fits, Industrial Lighting, Controls Systems and Entertainment to support projects of all types.
To support you in executing your designs our engineering support teams provide design and programming support for today's advanced lighting requirements.

Forman & Associates understands the needs of our customers and the challenges in creating specifications and client-centric solutions.
Our strategic approach, provides technical support and design assistance to all of our clients and system designers.
We offer a broad range of products to meet the needs and budgets of every project.

The Second Street Tunnel in Los Angeles is unique from the perspective of its anonymity (it's a tunnel and its on Second Street) and from it fame in the Motion Picture industry in the City.
The tunnel is without question the most photographed tunnel in the world having appeared in a host of movies whenever a "Tunnel" is needed.
Commercials, music videos, TV shows, films, and high end entertainment industry events regularly happen there.
The Los Angeles Bureau of Street Lighting manages the lighting in the tunnel and supports the production community along with all of the other street lighting in the City.

And, through our partners at Forman & Associates and Graybar Electric Supply, GENLED Acolyte(R) will light the way.
More than 15,000 custom GENLED Acolyte(R) fixtures were assembled by hand and tested in our New Jersey headquarters and production facility for installation at SoFi Stadium.
Design firm KGM Architectural Lighting specified our high-end custom Static White RibbonLyte fixtures to illuminate exclusive spaces, provide dramatic uplighting and highlight various architectural shapes and designs throughout the stadium concourse and in the more than 250 luxury suites.

As part of a dramatic update to the main trolley station new LED lighting is installed to provide energy savings and drama for transit system users.
The San Diego Trolley Station at One America Plaza bustles each day with commuters traveling to and from work and tourists out and about seeing the historical sites of the city.
Unlike typical dim and dismal public transportation stops, this station is adorned with a distinguishing feature-a stunning canopy of steel girders and opaque glass designed by acclaimed architect, Helmut Jahn.