Ready, set, don’t go. A panel of designers reflects back on projects that hit an unexpected detour and what changed once they got back on track By Paul Tarricone

Tunable light could potentially improve student learning, increase teacher satisfaction and trim energy use. A recent pilot project explored these benefits By Bob Davis and Sarah Safranek

Toyota and Mazda’s divergent paths both end at a new North American headquarters By Samantha Schwirck

Don't miss this year’s evening tours.

LD+A will host a panel discussion entitled “Careers in Lighting: What’s Hot and What’s Not” on Wednesday, May 22 from 3:00 pm-3:45 pm in “LFI Live,” Booth 5455.

LIGHTFAIR’s 2019 program offers more than 170 hours of accredited educational options covering a broad spectrum of topics. Highlights from this year’s agenda, organized by day, include:

Keynote Speaker Caleb Harper and Opening Day Speaker Alex Kenjeev provide food for thought.

New to the Conference is the IoT & Connected Lighting Forum.

The business case for controls, beyond energy By Gary Meshberg

John Bachner, founder and executive director of the National Lighting Bureau (NLB), is stepping down after 43 years. Bachner will be replaced by Randy Reid, editor of the EdisonReport.

With support from the Nuckolls Fund for Lighting Education, the LRC is developing a new course curriculum on lighting for plant growth and health.

The Zhaga Consortium and the IoT Ready Alliance have joined forces, aligning their efforts to proceed as a single organization under the Zhaga Consortium.

The newly expanded, fast-paced Echo Logistics headquarters in Chicago is organized around a streets and neighborhoods concept, with lighting to guide the way By Rebecca Falzano

In New York—and cities like it—the question is whether exterior lighting should continue to create stand-alone beacons or be ‘curated’ as part of a larger master plan. A recently arrived…

Light at Night A collaborative approach helps balance dark-sky considerations with safe and responsible design By Bruce Kinzey