Today in Lighting — Tuesday, May 19, 2026 Sponsored by WAC Architectural — Brilliant style. Built for projects.
Hi, I’m Randy Reid. Here are the stories making news.
A decade-long participatory design project transformed a fenced-off NYCHA void into a welcoming community plaza in NYC. Through careful, restrained lighting and resident collaboration, the space now supports safety, comfort, and ownership while balancing visibility with neighborhood context. Read the full story on designinglighting.com.
Lighting design in education is evolving through neuroarchitecture and healthy lighting principles that support learning, wellbeing, and cognition. Strategies such as glare control, circadian-aware lighting, and daylight integration help create adaptable classrooms that enhance focus, reduce fatigue, and improve student performance. Read more on designinglightingglobal.com.
The Caitlin Clark Foundation, Eli Lilly, and Musco Lighting have opened three new multi-sport community courts in Indianapolis, expanding safe, year-round recreational access for youth. The projects support health, inclusion, and community engagement across schools and public spaces. Read the full story on EdisonReport.com.
The Lumen Gala is less than a month away, celebrating lighting design, innovation, and industry leaders. Tickets, tables, and sponsorship opportunities are still available — make your reservations now before the event sells out. Read more on EdisonReport.com.
Yesterday, the Dow gained 160 points, but NASDAQ lost 134. Dialight up 2%, AMS up 3%.
That’s it — go light up the world. Have a great day. Pray for peace.