Why lighting? I really lucked into lighting. I went to the Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE) for architectural engineering, thinking that it would be very technical but that I would get to work on buildings which I was hoping would satisfy my creative side. At MSOE, you

Why lighting? Light has biological effects on the human body. A variety of diseases, including cancer and diabetes, appear to have links to the circadian rhythm according to recent research studies. Various nocturnal animal species also suffer from light pollution,

Why lighting? The mix of art and engineering. In lighting, you’re working to save the world with energy efficiency, but you still care how things look. The goals are not just dollars, like in so many things, and the projects still have a direct impact on the biggest issues