A standing-room-only crowd gathered for the Lighting Industry Resource Council (LIRC) meeting during IALD Enlighten Americas. Before the breakout sessions, the agenda covered three important developments: the evolution of Light + Intelligent Building North America, a new strategy for attracting students to lighting design, and expanded resources for IALD members.

Cheers of “Cooper!” and “Lighting!” kicked off the IALD Enlighten Americas opening reception in Austin, where lighting designers gathered to celebrate community, a century of lighting design, and the next generation.

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Recognized for Her Creative Approach to Exploring Human and Environmental Needs Through Light We're excited to celebrate Yue (Zora) Liu,…

DLFNY’s commitment to lighting education extends beyond its $1 million Nuckolls Fund gift. In Part II of our conversation, industry leaders discuss trade-school scholarships, elementary classroom programs and how scholarship recipients are selected.

NALMCO reported 28 new members and an 80% renewal rate among its 2025 recruits. Its annual business meeting also celebrated industry service and lighting retrofit excellence.

DLFNY’s $1 Million Commitment to Lighting Education Is a “Wake-Up Call” The Designers Lighting Forum of New York’s $1 million…

Reducing energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions while maintaining road safety and limiting the environmental impact of artificial light are…

DarkSky International will bring together lighting professionals, scientists, conservationists, and advocates for its Under One Sky 2026 virtual conference, taking…

Before They Can Choose Lighting, They Have to Find It Light shapes how people experience every space they enter: where…