Category Archives: Lighting Education
guangzhou international lighting exhibition: embedded lighting slides
Thank you to all those who attended my conference session as part of the THINKLIGHT forum at the Guangzhou International Lighting Exhibition. Here is a Dropbox download link to my full slide presentation (a large PPT file which includes video),
guangzhou international lighting exhibition: embedded lighting slides
Thank you to all those who attended my conference session as part of the THINKLIGHT forum at the Guangzhou International Lighting Exhibition. Here is a Dropbox download link to my full slide presentation (a large PPT file which includes video),
lightfair 2017: my conference session report card
Not too often do people put their performance evaluations into the public domain. However, I’m so impressed with the attendee evaluations I received for my Lightfair 2017 conference session “Ambient Luminescence and Experiential Design” that I will post them for
lightfair 2017: my conference session report card
Not too often do people put their performance evaluations into the public domain. However, I’m so impressed with the attendee evaluations I received for my Lightfair 2017 conference session “Ambient Luminescence and Experiential Design” that I will post them for
guangzhou international lighting exhibition
In two weeks I will be presenting “Embedded Lighting” as part of the THINKLIGHT conference track at the Guangzhou International Lighting Exhibition. I’m looking forward to exploring this major global lighting show, organized by the same Messe Frankfurt organization that
guangzhou international lighting exhibition
In two weeks I will be presenting “Embedded Lighting” as part of the THINKLIGHT conference track at the Guangzhou International Lighting Exhibition. I’m looking forward to exploring this major global lighting show, organized by the same Messe Frankfurt organization that
addison kelly
Last week, at the end of my Lightfair conference presentation titled “Ambient Luminescence and Experiential Design“, a crowd of people came up to me at the end of the conference to ask me questions, connect, etc. Patiently waiting until the
addison kelly
Last week, at the end of my Lightfair conference presentation titled “Ambient Luminescence and Experiential Design“, a crowd of people came up to me at the end of the conference to ask me questions, connect, etc. Patiently waiting until the
lightfair 2017 presentation: ambient luminescence and experiential design
Thanks to all who attended my conference presentation titled “Ambient Luminescence and Experiential Design“. As promised, here is the presentation in PDF format: BradKoerner_2017_Lightfair_Philadelphia_FINAL DRAFT Here is the PDF of the handout material (a collection of articles I wrote originally on
lightfair 2017 presentation: ambient luminescence and experiential design
Thanks to all who attended my conference presentation titled “Ambient Luminescence and Experiential Design“. As promised, here is the presentation in PDF format: BradKoerner_2017_Lightfair_Philadelphia_FINAL DRAFT Here is the PDF of the handout material (a collection of articles I wrote originally on
IES richard kelly grant – call for entries
Open to anyone 35 years or younger in North America, the Richard Kelly Grant seeks “…to recognize and encourage creative thought and activity in the use of light. Cash award(s) will be granted to the person(s) who preserve and carry
IES richard kelly grant – call for entries
Open to anyone 35 years or younger in North America, the Richard Kelly Grant seeks “…to recognize and encourage creative thought and activity in the use of light. Cash award(s) will be granted to the person(s) who preserve and carry
a new concept for “glare”
When exactly does a romantic “sparkle” become a bothersome “glare”? I’ve been considering this question now for some time, particularly in relation to Richard Kelly’s six qualities of light. To me, the primary factor that tips the balance between a
a new concept for “glare”
When exactly does a romantic “sparkle” become a bothersome “glare”? I’ve been considering this question now for some time, particularly in relation to Richard Kelly’s six qualities of light. To me, the primary factor that tips the balance between a
