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Parking Garage Makes Brilliant First Impression
The AC Hotel SouthPark located in Charlotte, NC was purposefully designed to allow busy travelers to relax, focus and connect with others in a sophisticated, European-inspired environment. Crafting this experience for guests meant creating a refined hotel close enough to attractions as well as the airport. The designers intended to carry this experience all the way into the new parking structure, to ensure there was no compromise to the intended look and feel.
LightFair 2021 Registration now open!
Registration is now open for the LightFair 2021 conference and tradeshow, taking place in-person at the Jacob K. Javits Center in New York, October 27-29, 2021 and with live-streaming access to the conference, October 25-29. The 31st staging of the premier annual event in architectural and commercial lighting features 106 hours of accredited courses in 40 educational sessions presented by more than 75 speakers, numerous networking opportunities, and 300+ exhibitors presenting new advancements in lighting and technology.
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How to Light a Warehouse
In the past, many warehouse facility managers didn’t give much thought to their space’s lighting unless something went wrong or needed to be replaced. All of that has changed. With energy costs steadily trending upward, advancements in LED lighting optics, and the rise of the “internet of things” (IoT), more decision-makers are recognizing the central role that lighting plays in the logistics business—and the need for a well-thought-out warehouse lighting strategy.
Lumetta is proud to announce the release of the 3rd fixture in their VividLite Series: The VividLite DECO
Lumetta’s Introduces the Visionary VividLite DECO. The Latest Addition to Lumetta’s VividLite Series Exudes Sleekness and Revitalizes Your Space.
Kurtzon Explores How Lighting Plays a Healing Role in Modern Behavioral Healthcare Facilities
Behavioral health facilities depend on lighting to provide a safe and secure environment while maintaining a residential atmosphere for the patient. Nearly gone are the unfortunate decades-old perceptions of behavioral health facilities as cold, prison-like institutions with concrete walls, bars on windows, and the ever-present buzzing of flickering fluorescent panel lights. Modern behavioral health facilities are warm and inviting, the anti-septic clinical feel replaced by a more human-centric atmosphere complete with architectural quality designs.