William B Gorlin
Land Surveyors in Briarcliff, NY
License number
Utah 188525-2203
Issued Date
Apr 16, 1996
Expiration Date
Mar 31, 2017
Category
Engineer/Land Surveyor
Type
Professional Structural Engineer
Address
Address
Briarcliff, NY
Professional information
System And Method For Automatically Altering A Theme Associated With A Room Or Similar Space
US Patent:
8025582, Sep 27, 2011
Filed:
Dec 22, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/341613
Inventors:
Rick Gray - Las Vegas NV, US
William B. Gorlin - Briarcliff Manor NY, US
Stephen A. Sywak - Cornwall NY, US
Murphy Gigliotti - Brooklyn NY, US
Frederick L. Smith - Park Ridge NJ, US
Jean Labadie - Laval, CA
William B. Gorlin - Briarcliff Manor NY, US
Stephen A. Sywak - Cornwall NY, US
Murphy Gigliotti - Brooklyn NY, US
Frederick L. Smith - Park Ridge NJ, US
Jean Labadie - Laval, CA
Assignee:
Wynn Resorts Holdings, LLC - Las Vegas NV
International Classification:
A63J 1/02, E04B 1/346
US Classification:
472 77, 40427, 40436, 523111, 52 64, 52 72, 523113, 160334, 472 75, 472 57
Abstract:
A system and method for changing a theme associated with a given space (e. g. , restaurant). A wall system includes a wall panel having multiple themes depicted thereon or multiple wall panels each having a theme depicted thereon. Using a series of winches, chain drives, cables and pulleys or the like, the wall panels are moved to change the theme of the space. A ceiling system includes two ceiling panels movable via a series of winches, chain drives, cables and pulleys. Once separated the ceiling panels expose a theme different than that depicted while closed. Audio and/or visual cues may be provided to alert patrons to a theme change.
System And Method For Automatically Altering A Theme Associated With A Room Or Similar Space
US Patent:
2011009, May 5, 2011
Filed:
Jan 7, 2011
Appl. No.:
12/986518
Inventors:
Rick Gray - Las Vegas NV, US
William B. Gorlin - Briarcliff Manor NY, US
Stephen A. Sywak - Cornwall NY, US
Murphy Gigliotti - Brooklyn NY, US
Frederick L. Smith - Park Ridge NJ, US
Jean Labadie - Laval, CA
William B. Gorlin - Briarcliff Manor NY, US
Stephen A. Sywak - Cornwall NY, US
Murphy Gigliotti - Brooklyn NY, US
Frederick L. Smith - Park Ridge NJ, US
Jean Labadie - Laval, CA
International Classification:
B23P 23/00
US Classification:
294011
Abstract:
A method for changing a theme associated with a given space (e.g., restaurant). A wall system includes a wall panel having multiple themes depicted thereon or multiple wall panels each having a theme depicted thereon. Using a series of winches, chain drives, cables and pulleys or the like, the wall panels are moved to change the theme of the space. A ceiling system includes two ceiling panels movable via a series of winches, chain drives, cables and pulleys. Once separated the ceiling panels expose a theme different than that depicted while closed. Audio and/or visual cues may be provided to alert patrons to a theme change.
System And Method For Automatically Altering A Theme Associated With A Room Or Similar Space
US Patent:
8475287, Jul 2, 2013
Filed:
May 25, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/115872
Inventors:
Rick Gray - Las Vegas NV, US
William B. Gorlin - Briarcliff Manor NY, US
Stephen A. Sywak - Cornwall NY, US
Murphy Gigliotti - Brooklyn NY, US
Frederick L. Smith - Park Ridge NJ, US
Jean Labadie - Laval, CA
William B. Gorlin - Briarcliff Manor NY, US
Stephen A. Sywak - Cornwall NY, US
Murphy Gigliotti - Brooklyn NY, US
Frederick L. Smith - Park Ridge NJ, US
Jean Labadie - Laval, CA
Assignee:
Wynn Resorts Holdings, LLC - Las Vegas NV
International Classification:
A63J 1/02, E04B 1/346
US Classification:
472 77, 472 57, 472 75, 40427, 40436, 523111, 52 64, 52 72, 523113, 160334
Abstract:
A method for changing a theme associated with a given space (e. g. , restaurant). A wall system includes a wall panel having multiple themes depicted thereon or multiple wall panels each having a theme depicted thereon. Using a series of winches, chain drives, cables and pulleys or the like, the wall panels are moved to change the theme of the space. A ceiling system includes two ceiling panels movable via a series of winches, chain drives, cables and pulleys. Once separated the ceiling panels expose a theme different than that depicted while closed. Audio and/or visual cues may be provided to alert patrons to a theme change.