ARCHITECTURAL LIGHTING Celebrates 25 Year Anniversary

Craig DiLouie January 11, 2012

On December 8, 2011, ARCHITECTURAL LIGHTING magazine celebrated its 25th Anniversary with a special PechaKucha event. Held at Jack’s Studios in NYC, this event brought together a cross section of the lighting industry, including leading designers, manufacturers, researchers, educators and students, to celebrate innovations in lighting design and emerging lighting technologies.

Check out the 25 Anniversary issue here.

You may recall that I served as the magazine’s editor and subsequently its publisher from 1995 to 2001, celebrating the 10- and 15-year anniversaries. Today, ARCHITECTURAL LIGHTING continues strong under the editorial leadership of Elizabeth Donoff.

I’m very pleased to announce that Elizabeth recently invited me to return to ARCHITECTURAL LIGHTING as a contributor on technology and code topics. In the first several issues of 2012, I will be covering light and color, regulations impacting availability of incandescent reflector lamps, and ASHRAE/IES 90.1-2010, the new national energy standard.

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