RC Lurie Multiuse RFI
NEW AIA – CEU:
LUMINOUS SURFACES
FEBRUARY 10TH
Discover the power of designing with luminous surfaces for any architectural form and scale to enable immersive experience of space. Join us for an in depth look at luminous surfaces, the newest lighting category in architecture and design and develop a working knowledge of how to apply and integrate innovative LED technologies in projects.
Can Lighting Design Make Us More Creative?
Technologies and businesses are evolving, leading to an evolution in what it means to work in an office space or classroom. Flexible work hours are the new norm; co-working spaces replace standard office cubicles, and a shift toward dedicated creative spaces aims to invigorate focus, energy and innovation.
PEERLESS® RENNA™
EVERYONE DESERVES GREAT LIGHTING
Renna delivers design freedom. With its minimalist form factor and configurable dimensions, create a one-of-a-kind look with Renna or keep it simple with a linear run.
Create a Positive Healthcare Experience
From office spaces to retail environments, multiple studies show that proper lighting improves human health and productivity. Healthcare settings are no exception and in fact, healthcare settings connect human health and productivity.
LIGHTING + LUNCH
TUESDAY, JANUARY 14th
11:30 AM – 1 PM
Exhibiting Manufacturers: LUXXBOX THE LIGHTING QUOTIENT LITHONIA LIGHTING PEERLESS
NEW PRODUCT ALERT!
OREX™ BY KELVIX
Offering up to 500 lumens per foot, Orex is a simple indoor/outdoor line voltage solution to long run lengths requiring high output levels.
LIGHTING + LUNCH
FEBRUARY 11th
11:30 AM – 1 PM
Exhibiting Manufacturers: COOLEDGE DELRAY EXTANT
LUMINII ACQUIRES SENSO LIGHTING
Luminii, an industry-leading manufacturer of specification grade architectural LED lighting systems, announced it has acquired Calgary, Canada based lighting manufacturer, Senso Lighting.
MAKE-IT-YOUR-OWN
SCHOOL DESIGN
As Koning Eizenberg approached an adaptive re-use project for a new, private 6–12 school at the University of California, Los Angeles, they pursued a sort of open-ended result. To start, there was no Geffen Academy; no students and teachers, just a concept and an existing campus building designed by Ehrlich Architects. “The idea was to…