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Wednesday, September 16
 

11:00am CDT

OMG The 80's are Historic? - Gregory Bateson Building Case Study
Wednesday September 16, 2026 11:00am - 12:00pm CDT
The Gregory Bateson Building in Sacramento CA was "the most sustainable building" in the united states when it was built in the 1980's. This among other features gave the building a historic listing/presence. While renovating the building there was a focus on preserving the lighting to maintain the historic character while also updating it to meet current energy codes and light level recommendations. Trying to accomplish this sparked wild discussions of what is historic when it comes to recently antiquated light sources. 
Speakers
avatar for Sanjana Adavi

Sanjana Adavi

Lighting Designer, CannonDesign
Sanjana Adavi is an emerging professional in the lighting design industry. After studying Architectural Engineering at Penn State University, she joined the Cannon Design Lighting Studio in 2023. Over the last three years, she has built a diverse portfolio in architectural lighting... Read More →
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Coffield King

Coffield began his career working in architecture firms with a strong focus on 3D visualization and custom detailing. Projects included larger commercial buildings, as well as the design and fabrication drawings for custom light fixture installations. Over the last 16 years he has... Read More →
Wednesday September 16, 2026 11:00am - 12:00pm CDT
TBA

1:00pm CDT

Now You See Me - Now You Don't
Wednesday September 16, 2026 1:00pm - 2:00pm CDT
This course introduces a practical, application-based approach to understanding lighting design by focusing on where light comes from, how it interacts with people, and how it directly affects the way spaces are used. Designed for non-lighting professionals, the presentation translates lighting concepts into real-world examples that are easy to recognize and apply.Through case studies such as casino gaming tables, classrooms for the hard of hearing and sign-language users, sports facilities, and safety-driven environments, participants will explore how the angle, direction, and distribution of light can either support or hinder visual comfort, communication, performance, and safety. Special attention is given to glare control, contrast, and visibility, and how improper lighting can negatively impact both users and activities within a space.The course also introduces the concept of layered lighting—ambient, task, and accent—and explains how combining these layers thoughtfully can create flexible, functional environments that respond to different activities and user needs. By the end of the session, participants will have a clearer understanding of how lighting decisions influence behavior, comfort, and effectiveness in a wide range of applications.

CEU: 1.0 AIA
Speakers
avatar for Julia M. Gordon

Julia M. Gordon

Senior Lighting Designer, Schuler Shook
Julia M. Gordon is a Certified Lighting Designer (CLD) and seasoned design professional with nearly 30 years of experience in architectural lighting. Known for her creative vision and ability to craft compelling visual experiences, Julia’s work spans a wide variety of project types... Read More →
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Leigh Gice

Leigh Gice has been lighting up the industry (literally!) for over 20 years. From the bright lights of live performance and film sets to the sleek glow of architectural design, she’s done it all. Her journey has taken her from backstage to boardrooms, where her passion for lighting... Read More →
Wednesday September 16, 2026 1:00pm - 2:00pm CDT
WAC - TM 3101
 
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