William B Gorlin
Engineering in Briarcliff, NY
License number
Massachusetts 52322
Issued Date
Jan 5, 2016
Expiration Date
Jun 30, 2018
Type
Structural Engineer
Address
Address
Briarcliff, NY 10510
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.