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2024 PRESENTATIONS

ERCO LIGHTING

» HSW: Living Wall –
In person at your office

This is a comprehensive session that allows you to learn how to design optimum lighting for green walls. Within this course, you will:

  • Determine the spectrum and quantity of light plants need in order to survive in a green wall
  • Differentiate between horticultural lighting and architectural lighting for plants
  • Understand basic terminology for the illumination of plants.
  • Better select light distributions and positioning optimal for vertical gardens.

 

BARN LIGHT ELECTRIC

»COURSE: THE DECORATIVE LIGHTING FIXTURE OF THE CENTURY

 In their fully accredited introductory course, you will discover the world and history of Reflective Luminaire Manufacturer Lighting.

Presented by Cole Paulson, National Sales Manager –

In person at your office

CURRENT LIGHTING & CONTROLS

» In person at The Institute (Greenville SC | Hendersonville NC | Austin TX)
» In person at your office

Topics

VISCOR LIGHTING

» Viscor, A Leviton Company
5 Oak Street, Toronto, ON Canada M9N 1A1
www.viscor.com | mbrownell@viscor.com

THE LIGHTING QUOTIENT (ELIPTIPAR)

1. Plane Lighting – Elective Credit / Design Category

The attached PDF isn’t the entireshow – it simply contains a few static screen shots in handout format, to give you some idea of the content. One of the slides shown on the first page includes the Course Description and Learning Objectives.

2. Lighting and the Collaborative Workplace – HSW

Once again, the PDF is just an abridged version. Many of the slide graphics have been refreshed since I created this summary handout. And, Dave Pfund is always looking for opportunities to integrate any updates on shifting trends in the post-COVID world.

3. Let’s Clear the Air – HSW

This is a truly up-to-date COVID presentation, because it deals with UVGI upper room/upper air disinfection – with an eye toward more “architectural” solutions. The attached handout reflects the graphics, etc. that were used when Dave presented at Lightfair 2021 in New York. Preparations for more recent engagements like IALD Enlighten have resulted in some refinements to many of the slides/graphics.

ELITE LIGHTING

» Formal-Forward Lighting (1 LU) Course Number: FRFL1

This course provides a primer on introductory concepts of architectural design and its translation into lighting design that goes beyond the limits of downlighting and traditional linear and transcends into exceptional statement pieces. This course will cover the basic relationship between form versus function and provide examples in support of a form-driven argument for modern-day lighting.

» Merging Lighting and Acoustics 101 (1 LU | HSW) Course Number: SNDMGT1

This is a truly up-to-date COVID presentation, because it deals with UVGI upper room/upper air disinfection – with an eye toward more “architectural” solutions. The attached handout reflects the graphics, etc. that were used when Dave presented at Lightfair 2021 in New York. Preparations for more recent engagements like IALD Enlighten have resulted in some refinements to many of the slides/graphics.

» Paint with Light (1 LU | HSW) Course Number: DCLG1

This course illustrates the latest development in dynamic lighting and how different variations of dynamic lighting can be utilized when planning and designing any space. Dynamic lighting can be utilized to enhance spaces, most importantly influencing human health through mood, energy, productivity, and relaxation. The main three types of dynamic lighting covered in this course are Tunable White, Smart Hue RGB+White, and Dims to Warm, which can be powerfully utilized for creating positive experiences in hospitals, grocery stores, hospitality businesses, and more.

ERCO LIGHTING​

» HSW: Living Wall – In person at your office

This is a comprehensive session that allows you to learn how to design optimum lighting for green walls. Within this course, you will:

  • Determine the spectrum and quantity of light plants need in order to survive in a green wall
  • Differentiate between horticultural lighting and architectural lighting for plants
  • Understand basic terminology for the illumination of plants.
  • Better select light distributions and positioning optimal for vertical gardens.

REQUEST A CLASS

BARN LIGHT ELECTRIC

»COURSE: THE DECORATIVE LIGHTING FIXTURE OF THE CENTURY

In their fully accredited introductory course, you will discover the world and history of Reflective Luminaire Manufacturer Lighting.

Presented by Cole Paulson, National Sales Manager –

In person at your office

REQUEST A CLASS

CURRENT LIGHTING & CONTROLS

» In person at The Institute (Greenville SC | Hendersonville NC | Austin TX)
» In person at your office

Topics

  • Architecture of Lighting Controls
  • Centralized vs. Distributed
  • CCT & Color Metrics
  • Distributed Lighting Controls – Demystifying
  • Advanced Tech & Code Compliance
  • Downlighting for Architectural Applications
  • Effects of Blue Light
  • Forms of Tunable Light
  • Fundamentals of Lighting
  • Healthcare Lighting
  • LED Life Specifications Explained
  • Lighting Controls: A Digital Transformation
  • Lighting Controls for Energy Codes
  • Lighting Design for Exterior Spaces
  • Lighting Design for Interior Spaces
  • Lighting for Life Safety
  • Lighting for The WELL Building StandardTM
  • Lighting Trends & New Technology
  • Light & Color
  • Lighting for Retail Spaces
  • Security for People & Property
  • Visible Light Disinfection

REQUEST A CLASS

THE LIGHTING QUOTIENT (ELIPTIPAR)

1. Plane Lighting – Elective Credit / Design Category

The attached PDF isn’t the entireshow – it simply contains a few static screen shots in handout format, to give you some idea of the content. One of the slides shown on the first page includes the Course Description and Learning Objectives.

2. Lighting and the Collaborative Workplace – HSW

Once again, the PDF is just an abridged version. Many of the slide graphics have been refreshed since I created this summary handout. And, Dave Pfund is always looking for opportunities to integrate any updates on shifting trends in the post-COVID world.

3. Let’s Clear the Air – HSW

This is a truly up-to-date COVID presentation, because it deals with UVGI upper room/upper air disinfection – with an eye toward more “architectural” solutions. The attached handout reflects the graphics, etc. that were used when Dave presented at Lightfair 2021 in New York. Preparations for more recent engagements like IALD Enlighten have resulted in some refinements to many of the slides/graphics.

REQUEST A CLASS

ELITE LIGHTING

» Formal-Forward Lighting (1 LU) Course Number: FRFL1

This course provides a primer on introductory concepts of architectural design and its translation into lighting design that goes beyond the limits of downlighting and traditional linear and transcends into exceptional statement pieces. This course will cover the basic relationship between form versus function and provide examples in support of a form-driven argument for modern-day lighting.

» Merging Lighting and Acoustics 101 (1 LU | HSW) Course Number: SNDMGT1

This is a truly up-to-date COVID presentation, because it deals with UVGI upper room/upper air disinfection – with an eye toward more “architectural” solutions. The attached handout reflects the graphics, etc. that were used when Dave presented at Lightfair 2021 in New York. Preparations for more recent engagements like IALD Enlighten have resulted in some refinements to many of the slides/graphics.

» Paint with Light (1 LU | HSW) Course Number: DCLG1

This course illustrates the latest development in dynamic lighting and how different variations of dynamic lighting can be utilized when planning and designing any space. Dynamic lighting can be utilized to enhance spaces, most importantly influencing human health through mood, energy, productivity, and relaxation. The main three types of dynamic lighting covered in this course are Tunable White, Smart Hue RGB+White, and Dims to Warm, which can be powerfully utilized for creating positive experiences in hospitals, grocery stores, hospitality businesses, and more.

REQUEST A CLASS

Amerlux eLumnNation Webinars

Amerlux is a leading provider of continuing education for architects and other AIA members. Focused on ground breaking lighting technologies, Amerlux continues to forge new paths with thoughtfully engineered lighting design and its associated technologies. These are presented through our ongoing webinar series.

Each webinar will will earn AIA CE credits, and if you happen to miss the live presentation of the webinar, we will be happy come to your office and give them in person or through a video-conference call.

Available Webinars

How to Provide a Continuous Clean Sweep: An Introduction to UV-Free, Antimicrobial Lighting

Credits: 1LU | HSW

This course will introduce a new kind of commercial lighting that’s approved to do what traditional UV lighting isn’t—constantly disinfectant bacteria and viruses, including COVID-19, with people present. Learn why 405-nanometer antimicrobial light meets the international standard for unrestricted use around people, how it differs from UV light, how it harnesses its germicide power and its effectiveness in real-world applications.

More Than Just A Flick of a Switch: An Introduction to Lighting Controls

Credits: 1LU

This course introduces the critical role of LED lighting controls and strategies in well-executed lighting designs—plus their functions, expanding capabilities and rising potential for building automation systems.Viewers will also learn how to change the appearance and function of a space, alter atmosphere and mood, increase productivity and user satisfaction, generate and collect data and automate a building with modern lighting controls such as 0-10V dimming, DALI, PoE and Bluetooth Mesh.

Setting the Retail Stage: How Light Helps Move Merchandise

Credits: 1LU

This course introduces how to leverage a lighting design to influence a customer’s mood, direct them to key merchandise and affect how they perceive a brand.Viewers will also learn how lighting impacts retail, how color temperature sways shoppers’ emotions, what color rendering is and how it best showcases merchandise when to use full gamut and standard LEDs.

Boost Productivity with Lighting Solutions

This course will help viewers discover how in an office, lighting isn’t just about seeing—it’s also about feeling.The session will detail how lighting can make office employees more productive, enhance their mood and health, and increase a company’s ROI—all with tunable LED white lighting controls.

How Lighting Makes Office Employees More Productive

Credits: 1LU | HSW

Discover how light can make office employees more productive.Research shows office light directly impacts employees’ health, morale and productivity. Learn what lighting capabilities and controls are needed to make workers feel good, think well and produce more.

Applications for Tunable White Lighting in Healthcare

Credits: 1LU

This course will introduce and explain how tunable white lighting works, discuss possible health benefits healthcare settings can realize with its impact on circadian rhythms, and introduce innovative healthcare applications for tunable white lighting.

How Tunable White Lighting Can Elevate Any Hospitality Space

Credits: 1LU

This course will introduce and explain how tunable white lighting works, discuss possible health benefits travelers can realize (such as alleviating jetlag) and introduce innovative applications for tunable white lighting in hotels and airports.

LED Color Rendering: When, where and why to use full gamut LEDs vs. standard

Credits: 1LU

This course will introduce and explain the differences between leading color quality scales and equip attendees with knowledge for specifying a variety of projects.Viewers will learn how the CRI scale works how the TM-30 scale works, and discuss their strengths and weaknesses for calculating color and light quality.

Wellness, Work & You: Lighting in the WELL Building Standard

Credits: 1LU | HSW

This course dives into human-centric lighting and how it is important to the WELL Building Standards. Beginning with an explanation of WELL building and its 10 key elements, the course moves into lighting aspects of human-centric building design, discussing how light affects human circadian rhythm cycles, and how it affects the body’s mechanisms. The course deep dives into the 8 features of the WELL Building lighting standards: 2 pre-conditions and 6 additional optimizations.

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