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First Festive, Then Down to Business
As we exit 2022, what does 2023 have in store? By Jerry Plank
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Threading the Needle
A pedestrian bridge is stitching landscapes together in Ohio. By Michele Zimmerman
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Gardens Aglow
“Winter Cathedral” by Mandylights returns for this year’s “Lightscape” experience.
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Editor’s Note: Out to the Woodshed
As we emerged from the first wave of the pandemic in June 2020, it was comforting to see restaurant dining—albeit outdoor—return to the New York suburbs. By Paul Tarricone
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3D-Printed Building Scales New Heights
3D printing continues to make inraods in the built environment, with the announcement of what’s being billed as “the tallest 3D-printed building in the world.”
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2023 IALD Awards Opens For Submissions
The IALD is calling all individual lighting designers, or lighting design teams to submit to the longest running international lighting design awards program.
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General Lighting Market Forecast To Grow By $50 Billion
Research and Markets unveils in its new report Global General Lighting Market 2023-2027 that the general market is expected to grow by $50.7 billion and accelerate at a CAGR of…
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Desert Dream
A meandering interior ‘canyon’ leads into the ‘valley’ where the Phoenix Suns play. By Samantha Schwirck
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Into The Deep
Controls make the experience at a new vacation-town attraction. By Michele Zimmerman
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Moonstruck
A dreamy overhead pendant rises to the occasion at Washington D.C.’s Conrad Hotel. By Michele Zimmerman
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Project in Pictures: Lobby Double Take
A digital art piece composed of LED screens and acrylic lenses brings inspiration to a new life-science building in Massachusetts.
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Practicality and Romance
Saving energy while keeping the feel of sunset and flame. By Lorne Whitehead and Jason Livingston
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Workplace Showdown
The continuing disconnect between employers and employees. By Paul Pompeo
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Can-Do Curriculum
From kids to codes to connectivity, here are five things lighting professionals should keep top of mind to improve educational facilities. By Chris Andrews

