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Light Show Lineups
two of the biggest lighting shows of the year are fast approaching, and with diverse conference lineups and booth-upon-booth of products, lighting professionals will have their calendars and tote bags full.
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Tsunamis Disaster Relief Aid
As 2004 draws to a close, the editors of A|L would like to wish everyone a Happy New Year, and say thank you for your support of the magazine over the past year. In light of the recent earthquake and related tsunamis disaster in Sumatra, we encourage our design professional colleagues to visit the
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Rome Prize Deadline
The Rome Prize 2005 deadline for applications is November 1, 2004. Fellowships are awarded in a number of categories, including architecture, design, landscape architecture, and historic preservation. Additional information may be obtained at
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Three competitions encourage fixture design
CITY LIGHTS Three finalists have been selected from a group of 201 anonymous submissions to move to stage two of the Departments of Transportation and Design and Construction City Lights competition for a Manhattan street light (Jan/Feb 2004, page 11). The finalists are Atelier Imbrey Culbert of...
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Lighting the Way: LEDs for the Developing World
In the last several years, the practice of socially responsible architecture has received mainstream attention. Architects and designers are using their talent and skill to create affordable and sustainable designs for communities in need. The work of the late Samuel Mockbee and his Rural Studio...
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Miles to Go
how time flies, but without necessarily the same consequence. that a year can slip by unnoticed is hardly unfamiliar to anyone. It is the amount accomplished in that period that is not always consistent. Some years yield more than others, justifying in their productivity the swift, selfish flight...
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The First Annual A|L Light + Architecture Design Awards
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A|L's Light and Architecture Design Awards Honors Nine
has recognized nine projects from a field of 41 entries. Three projects received the highest recognition of Outstanding Achievement, five projects garnered Commendable Achievement awards, and one project received recognition in the ALVA category for lighting design on a budget.
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Is the lighting industry facing 'commoditization'?
From the redevelopment of Times Square to significant buildings around the world like the Bilbao Guggenheim, lighting has become a key player in the world of architecture.
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Parsons Masters of Light
Parsons School of Design has announced it will replace its current one-year Master of Arts lighting degree with a two-year Masters of Fine Arts program.