by Industry Announcement | May 14, 2026 | News
At a recent VLDC session during Light + Building, Dean Skira stepped onto thestage and addressed a topic the lighting industry has wrestled with for decades:light pollution. Rather than revisitingfamiliar critiques, Dean offered afundamentally new way of thinking...
by Industry Announcement | May 12, 2026 | News
Inter-lux Flexible Lighting is a premium flexible linear lighting solution engineered to contour seamlessly to any shape or surface, delivering consistent, uniform illumination with a clean, polished aesthetic. Other notable features of Inter-lux Flexible Lighting:...
by Randy Reid | May 12, 2026 | News
At Parsons School of Design, lighting designers, educators, and technologists gathered to confront AI’s ethical frontier — before someone else defines it for them. There was an unusual honesty in the room at Parsons School of Design’s Starr Foundation Hall...
by Industry Announcement | May 12, 2026 | News
A City Seen in a Different Light An Evening with Hervé Descottes, Lighting Designer New York after dark belongs to a different kind of architect — one who works not with steel and concrete, but with luminance, shadow, and the quiet language of light. Hervé Descottes,...
by Bridget Leary | May 12, 2026 | News
The Numbers Are Everyone’s Business: A Guide to Open Book Management for Design Firms How open book management is transforming lighting design firms from the inside out When Barbara Horton asks the question — “What if your team understood the numbers as...
by Randy Reid | May 12, 2026 | News
In the busy foyer of Hall 4.1 at Light + Building in Frankfurt, the EdisonReport studio hummed with constant conversation. Between interviews and passing crowds, Christopher Knowlton sat down and began with a simple but telling observation: the lighting design...
