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Safety: Assessing Horticultural Lighting
Optical radiation should be chief among concerns. By Jerry Plank
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Coloring Outside the Lines
‘Inside-the-box’ applications such as warm dimming and eye-catching façades are well established, but the true power of dynamic lighting lies in more unconventional uses. Here are five examples. By Craig…
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Policy: The IES Goes to Washington
All the ‘hallowed halls’ where we make our mark. By Alex Baker
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Mission Accomplished
State-of-the-art lighting is the International Spy Museum’s very own secret weapon. By Samantha Schwirck
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Editor’s Note: Season 2 of The Office
The alt office has arrived—not as an answer to Dilbert’s exploits—but out of necessity. By Paul Tarricone
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Down to Earth and Reaching for the Sky
The lighting plan at a Utah resort unites the great outdoors with tranquil interiors. By Paul Tarricone
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Color: Specify and Conquer
A look at two barriers to TM-30 use and how to master them. By Tony Esposito and Jess Baker
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NEMA Releases LED Replacement Standard
The National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) has published NEMA LL 10-2020 Replacing HID Lamps with LED Lamps: Light Output Equivalency Claims.
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Canadian City Launches Smart Street Lighting
The City of Laval has given the green light for a project to convert 37,000 fixtures to LED luminaires with smart controls.
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HLB Announces Transition
HLB Lighting, one of the world’s leading lighting design firms, has announced that Barbara Horton, senior principal and Co-Chief Executive Officer has retired after a 41-year career with the firm.
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Carving Out A Place For History
Concealed, indirect sources transform a centuries-old campus building into a gathering space with museum-quality lighting. By Samantha Schwirck
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Inside Out
At Columbia College Chicago, a lighting plan matches the creativity of its students, while connecting them to the world at large. By Katie Nale
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Flexible is the New Normal
A design’s ability to adapt during uncertain times has never been more important. Are lighting controls up to the challenge? By Matt Ochs