November-December 2015 Table of Contents

Editorial
Is the Future of the Lighting Design Profession in Jeopardy? Comment Is the Future of the Lighting Design Profession in Jeopardy?

The lighting design community needs to take action if it is to increase the number of people who study lighting design and pursue it as a career. Read more

Briefs
2015 Robert Bruce Thompson Annual Student Light Fixture Design Competition Briefs 2015 Robert Bruce Thompson Annual Student Light Fixture Design Competition

For this year’s competition, students were asked to design a pendant-style fixture for a wine bar. Read more

Aether Pops Up in New York City Projects Aether Pops Up in New York City

Merchandise is displayed in a mobile-style format. Read more

Design + Technology
Sonoma Recording Studio In Focus Sonoma Recording Studio

The Northern California Redwoods provide the setting for a musical retreat. Read more

New Practice Paradigms Report New Practice Paradigms

A new generation of lighting designers is daring to reimagine the structure of lighting design practice for the next decade and beyond. Read more

Euroluce 2015 Products Euroluce 2015

Standout luminaires from this celebration of decorative lighting. Read more

Plugging In To BIM Technology Plugging In To BIM

Designers and software developers sound off on where today’s lighting software stands to improve. Read more

Features
Rich Brilliant Willing Makes Its Move Profile Rich Brilliant Willing Makes Its Move

The up-and-coming fixture maker is breaking out of Brooklyn to formalize its place in the New York lighting design community and beyond. Read more

The Nature of Control Profile The Nature of Control

Austin-based startup Ketra entered lighting with an innovative microchip capable of making the source mimic the dynamic range of natural light. Then it decided to design an entirely new lighting system. Read more

One-on-One
One-on-One with Mark Rea One-on-One One-on-One with Mark Rea

Interview with Mark S. Rea, Ph.D., Professor and Director, Lighting Research Center, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Read more

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