Juno Lighting Group recently announced the grand re-opening of its Des Plaines, IL-based lighting education center. The center, which is designed to provide architects, interior designers, lighting designers, engineers, contractors and builders with information about the changing nature of lighting technology, is made up of three facilities:
As light sources have evolved over the past several years, new technologies, including solid state lighting, have emerged that offer increased energy efficiency and operational savings. The IdeaLab, which was first opened in 2001, allows visitors to compare the appearance, performance and energy savings of various incandescent, fluorescent, metal halide and LED luminaires in six different residential and retail vignettes.
The Lighting Science Room, a new addition to Juno Lighting Group’s education center, features interactive displays designed to deepen visitors’ understanding of different lamp technologies and the fundamental principles of lighting. Hands-on demonstrations are designed to teach the interaction of the amount, quality and distribution of light, technology comparisons and the relationship of surface texture and color to fixture selection and placement.
The conference center provides a large scale meeting space featuring a downlight system comparison and different mock ceilings to facilitate hands-on installation training of track and recessed products.
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