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LED luminaires with sensors could be one tech tool for facilitating a safe return to the office. By Tanuj Mohan

The Trustees of the Jonathan Speirs Scholarship Fund (JSSF) have announced that Laura Carcano and Lawrence Lynch are the winners of the Fund’s 2020-2021 award.

One year removed from the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, LD+A asks its readers how they have adapted and what they expect moving forward.

Professionals representing four major industry sectors discuss the challenges and opportunities they expect for the year ahead. By Paul Pompeo

A roundtable discussion with members of the design and manufacturing communities provides insight into how the pandemic may reshape the modern office. By Katie Nale

This bridge doesn’t just transport people from point A to point B. It also aids in the movement of what’s above. By Samantha Schwirck

After more than a decade of planning, the Newark Community Economic Development Corporation has transformed a nondescript and underutilized parking lot in downtown Newark, NJ into a lively destination for…

Nearly two centuries later, this heritage site in Toronto has a lighting design worthy of its stature. By Paul Tarricone

What a multigenerational lighting clan has learned along the way. By Paul Pompeo

From an aerial perspective to a terrestrial one, a colorful entrance canopy outside a New York airport makes a statement from both sides By Katie Nale

Virtual learning doesn’t measure up to the in-person experience. By Brienne Musselman

Once dark and dated due to its ‘dumbbell’-styled design, a high-rise’s lobby shapes up with new lighting. By Paul Tarricone

Setting the stage for a luminaire-level revolution. By Charles Knuffke

If the walls of 200 Gray’s Inn Road could talk, they’d have a lot to say about the state of the world.

LEDs have changed everything, except the physics of lighting. By Chip Israel