This “Editor’s Note” was supposed to be about the return of LightFair or the theme of this issue—hospitality—and the comeback of restaurants and hotels post-pandemic. But the best laid plans…

A programmable façade merging light and video welcomes fans to a new arena in Cincinnati. By Paul Tarricone

True North Square, a new mixed-use development in Winnipeg, Manitoba, has transformed the city’s downtown area.

With the installation of 16 “balloon lights” on the esplanade of Munich’s Allianz Arena, the stadium’s exterior lighting is now on par with its interior.

Illuminated parasols encourage a community to reconnect.

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Barbara Horton is the eighth recipient of the IALD Lifetime Achievement Award given to pioneers in the lighting industry.

A unique and integrated “solar tree” system by ASCA produces electricity for e-bike charging stations for apartment buildings in Löchgau, Germany.

Problems with the supply chain impact replacement components. By Jerry Plank

A design shrouded in mystery sets the tone for a restaurant inspired by famous mobsters. By Michele Zimmerman

A new IES committee conducted a first-of-its-kind member survey on topics related to diversity. An introduction from the committee on the purpose of this survey and a look inside the…

A temporary lighting solution becomes a permanent upgrade for this Manhattan synagogue. By Samantha Schwirck

Designers should leverage the art and science of darkness. By Jane Slade

The Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh has used a “beautiful ruin” built in 1886 to carve out some space for a new generation.

Oculus Light Studio used changes in color temperature to guide guests through the ocean’s surface into the depths of the sea and earn an IES Illumination Award of Merit.