Lighting and Lighting Controls

Sofitel Rome chose custom Lutron Palladiom keypads embedded into the bed’s headboard so guests can turn all lights off without getting up. Matched to the headboard’s cream leather, the keypads disappear into the room design. Courtesy: J-Ph Nuel-Gilles Trillard, Lutron
Lighting and Lighting Controls May 16, 2024

Lighting control for luxury hospitality: A guide for electrical engineers

Sophisticated lighting controls and connected analytics can enhance guest experiences at luxury hospitality venues

By Ana Maria Huertas Iragorri
Lighting and Lighting Controls May 13, 2024

2024 40 Under 40: Christoph Gisel, IALD, 39

Associate/Americas South Lighting Leader, Arup; BFA, Interior Architecture and Furniture Design, Konstfack University College of Arts, Crafts and Design

By Consulting-Specifying Engineer
Lighting and Lighting Controls May 13, 2024

2024 40 Under 40: Tzu-Hao Kuo, 33

Lighting Designer, BR+A; MFA Lighting Design, Parson’s School of Design

By Consulting-Specifying Engineer
Lighting and Lighting Controls March 20, 2024

Sustainable lighting choices under LEED indoor environmental quality guidelines

Understand how LEED influences lighting design and how to apply ideas that go beyond energy efficiency and move into necessary design trends

By Katherine Clark, PE
Courtesy: CFE Media and Technology
Lighting and Lighting Controls January 4, 2024

Lighting: How codes, guidelines affect lighting design

Good lighting and lighting controls enhance building design, conserve energy and increase productivity, safety, security, personal comfort, sales, attendance and profit.

By Consulting-Specifying Engineer
Figure 3: A connected lighting and shading system from Lutron allows SOM to take advantage of the abundant natural light in its New York City office. Courtesy: Dave Burk, Lutron Electronics
Lighting and Lighting Controls December 19, 2023

Connected systems create a new era in advanced lighting control

Connected lighting systems can help improve user experience and optimize operational capabilities. Learn key considerations when specifying these systems.

By Chris Udall
Figure 1: An example of multiple lighting zones in a corporate lobby. Courtesy: IMEG Corp.
Lighting and Lighting Controls December 12, 2023

How light systems are evolving to be smarter

As lighting technology continues to evolve, designers and specifiers are faced with the challenge of keeping up with the changes

By Richard Vedvik PE, CHEPP, Principal, IMEG, Rock Island, Illinois
Lighting and Lighting Controls December 5, 2023

Designing lighting control systems to meet the needs of all users

When designing lighting control systems, technology, energy efficiency and the user must be considered

By Michael McTavish