Events
Drawn to Life
Freehand sketching is a critical tool for collaboration and innovation More than just ubiquitous, digital tools for designers have become an integral part of the building process from concept to…
Setting the Scene
An inspired façade is the breakout star at Arizona State University The Arizona State University Media and Immersive eXperience (MIX) Center welcomes students participating in the ASU Herberger Institute for…
Not Just Skating By
Nature inspires Troy’s Ice Rink and Pavilion Troy, Michigan, a city tucked north of Detroit, has always attracted outdoor enthusiasts with its wooded trails, expansive parks, and quiet lakes and…
Bringing Modern Illumination to Old-World Aesthetics
Sustainable urban development settles into Tudela Tudela, the second largest city in Navarre, Spain, owes its heritage to Jewish, Muslim, and Christian influences. Founded in 802 under Muslim rule, Tudela’s…
Sightlines: Investing in Unity
It’s transformation time In the LD+A, May 2025 “Education” column, “Investing in Change,” IES Director of Education and Standards Brienne Willcock outlines a compelling case to create a unified, resilient,…
Diversity: Light Justice NOW Awards
Celebrating the social impact of lighting The inaugural Light Justice NOW Awards, organized by program partners Light Justice and designing lighting, were presented in May at LightFair 2025 in a…
Lighting the Way to Wellness: How Circadian Rhythms and RGBTW Lighting Are Revolutionizing Design
In an era where well-being is as valued as aesthetics, lighting design has transcended its traditional role of mere illumination. Today’s designers are tasked with creating environments that nurture our…
Biggest and Best ArchLIGHT Summit to Date Set for September 16-17 in Dallas
Building on the success of the sold-out 2024 ArchLIGHT Summit, Dallas Market Center will host the latest edition of the fast-growing commercial lighting expo and CEU platform September 16-17, 2025.…
Enhancing Safety in Industrial Plants
Six benefits of LED upgrades By now, nearly everyone is familiar with LEDs and likely have them throughout their homes. But while LED illumination is the dominant choice in residential…
Link by Link
Renewing a bridge and Hungarian pride Hungary’s Chain Bridge, it is said, belongs to everyone. Stretching across the Danube, the suspension bridge first connected the cities of Buda and Pest…
History: Project Runway
Photography and lighting in fashion Lighting is a fundamental aspect of fashion photography and runway shows, yet its significance is often overlooked. In this column, I explore the historical progression,…
Ask an EP: Rachel Kim
This marketing specialist at GigaTera Lighting discusses finding a balance between engaging messaging and the technical aspects of illumination. Why light? My introduction to lighting came through frequency—gigahertz—which framed it…
Editor’s Note: LightFair or Foul?
I’m writing this note after returning from my first LightFair experience, where for three days I walked the show floor, spoke to attendees and exhibitors, and joined education sessions. Most…
Let’s Get Elemental
Orlando International Airport celebrates Florida’s natural beauty When you think of the Orlando International Airport (MCO), you may think of large crowds dressed in their best Disney, Star Wars, or…
Daylight at the Museum
The Yale Center for British Art lets the (diffused) sunshine in New Haven, CT’s Yale Center for British Art (YCBA), home to the largest collection of British art outside the…