DEI and sustainability converge in DOE’s L-Prize Competition. By Kate Hickcox

The definition of ‘light and health’ is expanding to include some unusual projects. By Paul Tarricone

Once upon a time, LD+A published an annual theme issue on “sustainable design.” By Paul Tarricone

Roadways are one key area where the ‘LED revolution’ has left some faded soldiers still on the battlefield. By Norma J. Frank

Seven 2022 honorees weigh in. By Paul Pompeo

The lighting design process should be a collaborative vision, not a preconceived notion of what the light fixture or luminaire needs to be. By Chip Israel

Lighting from the ground up adds to the inviting atmosphere of a historic cemetery in Pennsylvania. By Michele Zimmerman

What I Might Have Found—A UFO could be the perfect immersive space for superior tech. By Mark Lien

Research and Markets unveiled their new report LED Lighting Market by Installation, Product Type, Sales Channel, Application and Geography.

An estimated 8 million metric tons of plastic end up in our oceans each year, but LightArt, a custom fabrication and design studio, is working to lower that number with…

Field trials examining germicidal ultraviolet light (UV-C) as a replacement for fungicides at Kinderhook Farm in Stephentown, NY have begun.

The Academy of Motion Pictures takes 63,000 sq ft of an upcycled Streamline Moderne-style department store and uses it to not only tell the story of cinema, but to provide…

A new, colorful entry canopy reaffirms an aquarium as a focal point at the Omaha Zoo.

Permanent site lighting recasts the grounds of the Shakespeare Festival in Saskatoon into a year-round venue. By Samantha Schwirck

Using light as a shared shorthand within cities. By Jane Slade