Events

LightFair Preview: Signs of the Times
The Palazzo’s high-end shopping mall and the nearby Neon Museum are just a few of the host city’s stand-out lighting installations to explore.

LightFair Preview: Diversity at the Forefront
Women in the lighting industry are at the forefront of LightFair 2022.

New Logos for the DLC
The DesignLights Consortium (DLC) launched a set of updated logos for DLC-approved products for Solid-State Lighting, Networked Lighting Controls, Horticultural Lighting and LUNA qualified products lists (QPLs).

Controls Market to Grow
Research and Markets unveiled in their Light Control Switches Market Forecast to 2028-COVID-19 Impact and Global Analysis by Switch Solution, Connection Type and End User report that the market is…

Non-Profit to Emphasize the Business Side
A new non-profit organization—the Business of Light—has been launched in honor of lighting designers Barbara Horton and Stephen Lees.

Just Passing Through
A paseo and coordinated lighting plan combine to both separate and unify two public buildings in Southern California. By Paul Tarricone

Project in Pictures: No Windows, No Problem
When a restaurant in the basement of White Collar Factory—one of London’s creative new office developments—never came to fruition, architects at Allford Hall Monaghan Morris (AHMM) envisioned another opportunity for…

Piece by Piece
Behind the decade-long effort to preserve and restore the heritage fixtures illuminating Toronto’s historic Union Station. By Samantha Schwirck

In the ‘Rink’
Layers of light replicate ice and flowing motion at the NHL Store.By Michele Zimmerman

Q+A: Sam Koerbel
The Lytei founder has been busy developing a small but mighty team of ‘lighting cheerleaders’ whose mission is to tell stories and empower new ideas.

Editor’s Note: Let Freedom Ring Again
I write this “Editor’s Note” in the midst of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine where along with the human suffering, the beauty of design has also been willfully destroyed. I refer…

SSL: Something’s Got to Give
The issues dogging connected lighting systems still persist. By Ruth Taylor



