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A new non-profit organization—the Business of Light—has been launched in honor of lighting designers Barbara Horton and Stephen Lees.

A paseo and coordinated lighting plan combine to both separate and unify two public buildings in Southern California. By Paul Tarricone

When a restaurant in the basement of White Collar Factory—one of London’s creative new office developments—never came to fruition, architects at Allford Hall Monaghan Morris (AHMM) envisioned another opportunity for…

Behind the decade-long effort to preserve and restore the heritage fixtures illuminating Toronto’s historic Union Station. By Samantha Schwirck

New corporate workspace design embodies the culture.

Study finds exit signs may be deficient. By Norma Frank

Seven concepts coming soon to education near you. By Brienne Musselman

Layers of light replicate ice and flowing motion at the NHL Store.By Michele Zimmerman

The Lytei founder has been busy developing a small but mighty team of ‘lighting cheerleaders’ whose mission is to tell stories and empower new ideas.

I write this “Editor’s Note” in the midst of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine where along with the human suffering, the beauty of design has also been willfully destroyed. I refer…

The issues dogging connected lighting systems still persist. By Ruth Taylor

Significant changes and additions included in California’s energy code. By Charles Knuffke

Franklin & Marshall College’s new visual arts center echoes the form of the centuries-old trees surrounding it. By Samantha Schwirck

Over five days, LightFair will present nearly 300 exhibitors within five pavilions: the Design Pavilion, the Outdoor Pavilion, the Smart Pavilion, the New Exhibitor Pavilion and The Collective.

It’s a truism at this point, but the pandemic has changed how I perceive time. In some ways, the last two years have felt like Groundhog Day—most days are the…