The Richard Kelly Grant was established by the New York Section of the Illuminating Engineering Society in 1980. Originally conceived as a scholarship program and later opened to young persons working in lighting in North America, the Grant is administered by the New York Section under the auspices of the IES.
Craig DiLouie
Focal Point Offers AIA-Accredited Course on Lighting Quality
With the growing trend toward more human-centric designs in the commercial marketplace, Focal Point is providing the architecture and design community a tool to better understand how technology allows the quality of light to be tailored to human preference.
Product Monday: Wide Area Emergency Light by Dual-Lite
Dual-Lite’s EV4D-02WAL emergency light is suitable for indoor and damp locations. It features a wide area lens to achieve 50-ft. multiple spacing in long hallway applications such as conference centers, hotels, and oversized open spaces when mounted at 7.5 ft. to ensure a good egress path.
Get a Grip on Lighting: Showing Some Love for the Lens
In this week’s featured episode of Get a Grip on Lighting podcast, hosts Greg Ehrich, LC, former President of NAILD and owner of Premier Lighting, and Michael Colligan, an entrepreneur and inventor, talk to Louvers International about lenses/diffusers and their role in an effective luminaire design.