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IES Illuminance Selector

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Design your projects to IES/ANSI recommended light levels faster than ever through the Illuminance Selector tool. Available through subscription to the full Lighting Library, or as a stand-alone product, this tool features conveniently customizable reports for your individual project needs.

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Thursday, February 23rd 12:00PM ET Join us as we share project outcomes published in CLTC’s LD+A Research article Next Generation Healthcare Lighting and learn about CLTC’s current projects that are addressing questions related to design and spectrum. Webinar participants are eligible for one IES Continuing Eduction Unit (CEU).

Embrace the Horseless Carriage: A Conversation about Digital Lighting Control Adoption in North America

8 June 2023 | 12:00 pm EDT

We live in a digital world, yet lighting control in North America seems stuck in analog technology. This panel discussion will include perspectives from the U.S. Dept. of Energy National Labs, manufacturing, specification, and integration about the challenges they’ve encountered...

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The Little Island That Could

Joining the ranks of New York City’s “little islands”—think Governors, Randall’s and Roosevelt—is no small feat, but a new 2.4- acre public park “floating” on the Hudson River has met the challenge.

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The Little Island That Could

Glowing ‘tulips’ beckon visitors to an oasis floating atop Manhattan’s Hudson River Joining the ranks of New York City’s “little islands”—think Governors, Randall’s and Roosevelt—is no small feat, but a new 2.4- acre public park “floating” on the Hudson River has met the challenge. Designed by Heatherwick Studio in collaboration with Mathews Nielsen Landscape Architects, and aptly dubbed Little Island,...