January-February 2016 Table of Contents

The International Year of Light held great promise, but, in terms of lighting design, the initiative fell short of expectations. Read more

30 giant illuminated seesaws are on view through Jan. 31. Read more

The iconic fixture gets an update. Read more

Accept & Proceed's annual set of Light Calendars has become a graphic design tour de force. Read more

Artist Liz West explores light and color in her latest work. Read more

LUCI's new publication serves as a resource for urban lighting. Read more

Dutch artist Herman Kuijer has transformed two highway underpasses into permanent light art installations. Read more

Changes in lighting technology over the past decade have served as catalysts for transforming every aspect of the industry, from business to design, and if the recent past is any indication, the coming year promises more of the same. Read more

Unique and tragic events called for an unconventional lighting solution for this memorial in the MIT campus. Read more

Bollards, wallwashers, floodlights, and more round out the latest in exterior illumination. Read more

The transition from conventional to solid-state lighting components is still far from plug-and-play—and the lack of universal standards is not helping. Read more

The breath of work, high level of creativity, and technical prowess showcased in the following selection of international projects prove that the tenets of good design hold true no matter the project brief or location. Read more

Lightbrigade Architectural Lighting Design gives a flagship bank branch in Toronto a powerful new presence. Read more

A clever, detail-oriented display illuminates China’s top eyewear brand. Read more

Interview with lighting designer Gerd Pfarré, principal, Pfarré Lighting Design, Munich. Read more