IES Event Calendar

We are very proud to announce the IES Albuquerque Section is hosting its Annual Golf Tournament. Monday, October 19th, 2020 – 8 am Registration – 9 am Shotgun Start

Where does one find the inspiration to begin the design process? Chip Israel, FIES, FIALD, LC, LEED-AP and IES Past President will present a design brief that culminates from 3 decades of design, 7,000 built projects and 300 design awards.

Join us Friday, October 20th at 12pm for online learning with our two speakers Leah Robinson and Rudy Barber as they present The Downlight Dilemma; state inspector requirements for downlight access in hard ceilings.

Presenters: Tina Nguyen, Rich Brilliant Willing Lighting Description: This one-hour CEU program discusses how today’s decorative luminaires can – and do – provide functional lighting for commercial applications. Beginning with discussion of different lighting effects (and how to describe them), we will look at various techniques for applying and integrating decorative luminaires to functional lighting needs. We will conclude with guidelines to luminaire selection according to light output, direction, and color. Objectives: Apply functional lighting techniques using decorative luminaires. Integrate decorative luminaires…

To be environmentally responsible, the Vancouver Section does not provide the IES FOL-15 course material. You will be required to purchase the IES Fundamentals of Lighting Student Edition course material from the IES website (if you want a hardcopy, please be aware that it takes about 3 weeks to arrive). Follow the instructions on the IES website to download and open the files. The total number of pages is in excess of 1,000 so you will need some type of…

We encourage all EPs (5 years or less in the industry) to take advantage of this opportunity to meet other lighting professionals for casual happy hour.

Please click here to register. An invoice will be sent via Square to request payment. The IES Ottawa is offering Lighting Basics as a 1/2 day virtual seminar on Wednesday, October 21, 2020. This course is an ideal introductory seminar for those who are new to the lightning industry or who deal with lighting as a small part of their larger work responsibilities. It also serves as an excellent stepping stone for those wishing to pursue more advanced courses in the future. For…

Is it possible to achieve net zero and maintain good design?

This class, held on eight Wednesday evenings (and one Tuesday, due to a holiday), is a joint IES San Francisco and Pacific Energy Center (PEC) class that is a great technical intro to lighting for those entering the lighting fields, including designers, sales people, energy specialists, contractors and specifiers.

To be environmentally responsible, the Vancouver Section does not provide the IES FOL-15 course material. You will be required to purchase the IES Fundamentals of Lighting Student Edition course material from the IES website (if you want a hardcopy, please be aware that it takes about 3 weeks to arrive). Follow the instructions on the IES website to download and open the files. The total number of pages is in excess of 1,000 so you will need some type of…

Share your funny (or not so funny) lighting mishaps, installations gone wrong, theatrical lighting that didn’t work, or just funny pictures and stories with other Albany IES members.

The Albany IES Section is proud to present our October 2020 virtual AIA Presentation, Designing Interior Space with Indirect Lighting, presented by Chris Smith-Peterson with Ecosense Lighting.

Modern lighting controls systems are more complex than they used to be and specifying them is a growing challenge.

Lighting! Pop Culture! St. Louis! Lighting! Movies! Music! More Lighting! And more!