In an effort to demonstrate how to promote safety while reducing power demand by lighting the parking lot area more uniformly, the Lighting Research Center (LRC) at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute…

Six steps to a successful ‘confidential replacement search’ By Paul Pompeo

Architecturally pleasing and structurally sound, a California high school is now ready for quakes By Paul Tarricone

The case for a curriculum framework By Brienne Willcock

Art—in its many forms—takes center stage at an international talent agency’s Beverly Hills headquarters By Rebecca Falzano

How a former pen factory transformed into a multipurpose media hub By Katie Nale

Traditionally, architectural lighting has been engineered to deliver horizontal illuminance to the workplane in order to provide adequate illumination for visual tasks. By Charles Jarboe

A human-centric office sets an example in spite of strict energy requirements and a limited luminaire vocabulary. By Katie Nale

Wireless controls for high-bay fixtures

WAC Lighting announces the Highwire LED Pendant, available in 43-in. and 50-in. sizes. The smaller size includes six 12-in. and two 6-in. downrods and the larger size features three 12-in. and…

Why we still need women’s groups to build tomorrow’s leaders. By Megan Carroll and Kelly Roberts

Can It Work for Lighting? By Nadarajah Narendran and Jennifer Taylor

Alfred R. Borden, founder and principal of The Lighting Practice, has received the LIT Design Awards’ 2019 Lifetime Achievement Award.

The City of Stockholm has joined the TALQ Consortium via its Partner Program, created to address municipalities, utilities, consultants, research centers and others that are interested in details of the…

Gathered at the PG&E Energy Center, about 30 California IES and IALD Members shared their concerns and frustrations with Title 24, Part 6, California’s Building Energy Efficiency Standards. By Alex…