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7 Takeaways from AIA Sustainability Report
The American Institute of Architects recently published a 56-page report “Sustainability in the Architect’s Journey to Specification 2020” that explored attitudes, enablers and barriers that impact how initiatives relating to sustainabile building products are incorporated into projects.
Below, we summarize several of the findings that we believe have increased relevance to lighting specifications. The full report drills down on data and details including interesting perspectives on generational attitudes (Boomers vs. Gen X vs. Millennials) and how strongly Architects are driving decisions vs. the end user.
Our New Edge-Lit Panel Has Curves!
OUR NEW EDGE-LIT PANEL HAS CURVES!
- Standard recessed fixture with a beautiful curved design
- Stylish luminaire complements modern architectural trends
- An edge-lit technology that delivers soft, glare-free illumination
- Optimized building efficiency with integral lighting controls
- Slim 3-3/4” depth for shallow plenum applications
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Introducing WaveLinx Lite Indoor Ambient
Cooper Lighting Solutions is pleased to announce the introduction of WaveLinx Lite in Indoor Ambient. WaveLinx Lite is a Simple, Secure and Scalable solution. It blends the simplicity of standalone installation with the usability of a controlled system for an easily configured space and an exceptional occupant experience enabled by sensor grouping and zoning. The WaveLinx Lite
Learn more about WaveLinx Lite HERE.
Tunable White Positions Itself as a Lighting Tool
White-light color tuning is one of the most exciting advantages of LED lighting, providing the ability to adjust luminaire color output across the white light spectrum. As the timed spectral emission of light plays a part in circadian lighting—the application of light to promote circadian health—this developing trend offers the potential to take tunable white more mainstream.
Galleon LED and Nalley Honda-Buick-GMC-Isuzu
Nalley Honda-Buick-GMC-Isuzu located in Brunswick, Ga., turned to Cooper Lighting Solutions and its local utility, Georgia Power, to assist with providing a solution to provide energy savings, meet IES requirements and help reduce the carbon footprint.