Events
LRC to Develop New Plant Lighting Education Program
With support from the Nuckolls Fund for Lighting Education, the LRC is developing a new course curriculum on lighting for plant growth and health.
IoT Alliance Merges Into Zhaga
The Zhaga Consortium and the IoT Ready Alliance have joined forces, aligning their efforts to proceed as a single organization under the Zhaga Consortium.
Driven by Speed
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
Compete or Complement?
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…
SSL: Light at Night
Light at Night A collaborative approach helps balance dark-sky considerations with safe and responsible design By Bruce Kinzey
Q+A: Michael Myer
The Pacific Northwest National Laboratory researcher describes how the Interior Lighting Campaign is winning the hearts and minds of busy facility managers...one light at a time
From the Storm LEDs Emerge
An epic flood, damaged infrastructure and a new lighting system. The story of the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel By Paul Tarricone
AIP Finalizes Acquisition of Current by GE
GE has announced the completed sale of its Current, powered by GE business unit to American Industrial Partners.
NEMA Report Discusses the Value of Grid Modernization for Customers and Utilities
The National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) published NEMA GRID MOD R1-2018 Reviewing the Business Case and Cost Recovery for Grid Modernization Investments.
Major Hotel Chain Adopts Circadian Solution
IHG (InterContinental Hotels Group) has partnered with Healthe by Lighting Science to pilot test the use of circadian lighting to help guests sleep better while traveling.
Managing Retrofit Risk
The nitty-gritty details regarding downlights and linear luminaires By Norma Frank
The IALD Is Golden
The International Association of Lighting Designers (IALD) is celebrating an historic milestone — 2019 marks 50 years serving its membership and the lighting design profession.
3D Printing for Lighting Gets a Boost from LRC Workshop
How will 3D printing affect the lighting business? Hoping to answer that question, a group of manufacturers in the lighting industry recently came together earlier this year to discuss and…
Editor’s Note: Hit Refresh
A sneak peek of LD+A's redesign, as told by editor/publisher Paul Tarricone in his upcoming Editor's Note. Keep an eye out for the full issue on or around April 1.
Clear Skies Ahead
Careful design solutions can ensure that birds maintain a view of the stars during migration By Jane Slade