The onset of LEDs in lighting has brought manufacturers and designers back to the... More
Architect magazine's daily aggregation of news from media outlets around the world, intended to keep you abreast of all of the industry’s important developments. It's all of the news you need to keep you in the know and up to date. More
Lighting designers and manufacturers weigh in on the future of this critical system. More
A focus on daylighting often is not a part of an architectural curriculum. But the Daylectric Integrated Design Studio, offered at Ball State University's College of Architecture and Planning, shows that the integrated approach of lighting and architecture can be a richly rewarding course of study for students and faculty alike. More
In keeping with ARCHITECTURAL LIGHTING's editorial mission—to promote dialogue in all forms—it is gratifying when an article prompts spontaneous discussion among members of the lighting community. Such an instance occurred—an e-mail exchange between Dawn Hollingsworth, Jim Benya, Francesca Bettridge, and Gary Flamm—in response to Bettridge's Sept/Oct 2007 article, “Observations From Practice.” More
No matter the type of project, one thing is clear: lighting energy codes are not going away. Designers must learn to communicate with regulatory agencies as they seek a balance between efficiency and creativity. More
James Benya reviews Lightfair 2004 product offerings, from lamps to daylight integration systems. More
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