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SUMMARY:WILD Welcome Party @ WAC
DESCRIPTION:Women in Lighting + Design (WILD) welcomes everyone to Dallas for the sixth annual ArchLIGHT Summit with this special pre-show reception open to all participants (attendees\, exhibitors\, agents\, sponsors and more). Enjoy food\, drink\, networking\, and entertainment with your peers.\n\nJoin Us for this not-to-be-missed kickoff!\n\n Casual attire recommended.
CATEGORIES:NETWORKING AND SOCIAL
LOCATION:WAC - TM 3101\, Market Center Boulevard\, Dallas\, TX\, USA
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DTSTART:20260915T140000Z
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SUMMARY:Exhibit Hall Open
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CATEGORIES:TRADE SHOW
LOCATION:ArchLIGHT Summit Show Floor\, Market Center Boulevard\, Dallas\, TX\, USA
SEQUENCE:0
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SUMMARY:AI as a Lighting Designer’s Assistant: Practical Tools for Analysis\, Comparison\, and Clarity
DESCRIPTION:AI is already showing up in the lighting industry—sometimes in places designers don’t even see—so this session takes a practical\, no-hype look at how lighting designers can use AI as an assistant rather than a threat. Instead of focusing on futuristic promises\, the talk centers on real-world design tasks and the importance of asking the right questions\, exploring how thoughtful prompts and well-defined inputs allow AI to support analysis\, comparison\, and documentation while keeping design authorship firmly in human hands. Through candid examples and lessons learned\, the session highlights where AI actually helps (and where it absolutely doesn’t)\, offering a grounded\, approachable conversation about using these tools strategically to save time\, reduce friction\, and stay in control as the profession evolves.
CATEGORIES:PRACTICAL
LOCATION:TBA\, Market Center Boulevard\, Dallas\, TX\, USA
SEQUENCE:0
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SUMMARY:TBD
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LOCATION:TBA\, Market Center Boulevard\, Dallas\, TX\, USA
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SUMMARY:Digital Practice Management with BIM Focus
DESCRIPTION:BIM is transforming how architects\, lighting designers\, and manufacturers collaborate and manage projects. This session will explore how digital practice management helps firms streamline workflows\, improve coordination\, and maintain strong BIM standards. Attendees will learn how to develop efficient BIM templates\, train teams effectively\, and integrate BIM into their lighting and architectural workflows. Through real-world examples\, we’ll show how structured BIM implementation can reduce inefficiencies\, enhance teamwork\, and improve project outcomes.
CATEGORIES:PRACTICAL
LOCATION:TBA\, Market Center Boulevard\, Dallas\, TX\, USA
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SUMMARY:A Proposed Two-Parameter Approach To Recommended Lighting Levels
DESCRIPTION:Illuminance\, measured in foot-candles or lux\, has long been the metric used to recommend lighting levels for specific applications. &nbsp\;From Waldram’s Designed Appearance Method to Cuttle’s Mean Room Surface Exitance (MRSP) approach\, there has been considerable interest over the years in moving away from illuminance as a basis for lighting design in favor of luminance and exitance.\n\nThis session will provide participants with a perspective of illuminance recommendations over time\, along with a bit of history of some of the approaches to design criteria beyond illuminance. But it then takes the perspective that two metrics are likely necessary to adequately address end users’ perception of the adequacy of illumination in various applications.\n\nThis paper explores the combination of illuminance and MRSP in a systematic way through a series of analyses of representative applications to determine the efficacy of these metrics for lighting design recommendations and practice. Both illuminance and MRSE are determined for a series of scenarios using multiple room sizes\, reflectances\, and lighting systems for several application types (e.g.\, office\, classroom\, conference room\, etc.). Proposed recommendations for these two parameters are then suggested for a variety of applications.\n\n
CATEGORIES:TECHNICAL
LOCATION:TBA\, Market Center Boulevard\, Dallas\, TX\, USA
SEQUENCE:0
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SUMMARY:The Museum Multiverse
DESCRIPTION:The world of museums is a multiverse of experiences. These experiences span from historic houses\, with the most subtle lighting\, to the most immersive and interactive environments where lighting is a noticeable interpretive element. Join us to learn from creative designers who have brought these amazing experiences to life. Dig into the details as each panelist will share design\, technical and relationship insights from a past project at a worldclass museum. &nbsp\;They will delve into the competing requirements of creating a compelling experience for the visitors while being a good steward of the objects. The panel will then engage in some curated questions to contrast experiences before opening up for audience questions. This is an expanded and revised version of a presentation that was given at ETC NYC recently.&nbsp\;
CATEGORIES:CASE STUDIES
LOCATION:TBA\, Market Center Boulevard\, Dallas\, TX\, USA
SEQUENCE:0
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SUMMARY:LP-30: A Phase-by-Phase Approach to TM-30
DESCRIPTION:This introduces ANSI/IES LP-30\, which presents a phase-by-phase implementation of TM-30\, from schematic design to construction documentation. &nbsp\;TM-30 is a method for evaluating color developed by the Illuminating Engineering Society (IES) that uses design intents of Preference\, Vividness and Fidelity to assess and improve lighting quality. By understanding the TM-30 information gathered at each stage of design\, designers can create lighting solutions with a broader range of color rendering goals that meet specific requirements and enhance overall environments. Integrating TM-30 into design processes and specification documents ensures that the desired lighting characteristics are achieved and maintained throughout the project. The informative presentation will be followed by a demonstration of light sources that support the design intents of Preference\, Vividness\, and Fidelity and their influence on color perception.
CATEGORIES:TECHNICAL
LOCATION:TBA\, Market Center Boulevard\, Dallas\, TX\, USA
SEQUENCE:0
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SUMMARY:Why DALI Makes Sense for Outdoor Lighting Control
DESCRIPTION:The scale of outdoor lighting offers bigger challenges for controls selection and operation. Installation costs\, encompassing wiring and labor\, can be prohibitive. Post-installation adjustments can require burdensome additional efforts. \nWouldn’t it be great if there was some control solution that bypassed these challenges yet offered superior control capabilities and ease of installation? Enter DALI! By using this open standard\, project professionals can unlock a range of benefits including:\n• Multi-vendor compatibility for luminaires\, drivers\, sensors\, and controllers without being locked in to a single vendor’s solution\n• Design flexibility and future proofing with individual addressability\, ease of grouping or regrouping\n• Flexible design and future-proofing\n• Reduced operating costs with predictive maintenance reports on failing components\n• Centralized remote monitoring with fault detection and integration into other building management systems\n\nThis session delves into the use of DALI standards for designing outdoor control projects like parking garages and other site lighting applications. The panelists explore common misconceptions\, best design and installation practices\, and lessons learned from real-world projects.
CATEGORIES:TECHNICAL
LOCATION:TBA\, Market Center Boulevard\, Dallas\, TX\, USA
SEQUENCE:0
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SUMMARY:Who Is the Integrator—and Why Your Lighting Project Depends on Them
DESCRIPTION:As lighting control systems become more sophisticated\, the role of the controls integrator has become increasingly important—yet often misunderstood by design teams. This session explains what a lighting controls integrator actually does and why their involvement can be critical to project success. Attendees will learn how integrators bridge the gap between architectural intent\, engineering documentation\, and field execution\, helping to coordinate complex systems\, resolve issues during commissioning\, and protect lighting quality. Through real-world examples\, the presentation highlights common project challenges that arise when integrator roles are unclear or introduced too late\, and how early collaboration can reduce risk\, improve system performance\, and support long-term operation. This session provides lighting designers\, architects\, and engineers with practical insight into when and how integrators can save time\, preserve design intent\, and deliver lighting control systems that perform as intended throughout the life of the building.
CATEGORIES:PRACTICAL
LOCATION:TBA\, Market Center Boulevard\, Dallas\, TX\, USA
SEQUENCE:0
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SUMMARY:Confessions of an Old School Lighting Auditor
DESCRIPTION:When upgrading a facility or exterior space with a new lighting system\, capturing the existing conditions is absolutely fundamental to the success of any retrofit project. Without an accurate assessment\, lighting practitioners cannot possibly deliver an effective retrofit cost and savings proposal. &nbsp\;Join us as we explore the proven process of collecting existing conditions and maximizing the chances for a successful project.\n\n\n
CATEGORIES:PRACTICAL
LOCATION:TBA\, Market Center Boulevard\, Dallas\, TX\, USA
SEQUENCE:0
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SUMMARY:Network Lighting Control Solutions
DESCRIPTION:Highlighting the capabilities of using a singular platform of controls. &nbsp\;Leverage the core and shell of a building control system to control the lighting\, as well as deploy an infrastructure of fully networked building. &nbsp\; Allows users to be able to have a smart building\, running efficiently\, &nbsp\;automatically and provides key data points to allow for key business decisions.
CATEGORIES:TECHNICAL
LOCATION:TBA\, Market Center Boulevard\, Dallas\, TX\, USA
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SUMMARY:“Selectable” Lighting: One Size May Not Fit All
DESCRIPTION:In recent years there has been a proliferation of LED products with combined attributes of selectable wattage\, CCT\, beam angles\, etc. A primary benefit of integrating these features is a reduction in the SKU or part numbers for manufacturers and suppliers\, but is it beneficial to the design community? &nbsp\;In this panel discussion which brings perspectives from the lighting design and lighting manufacturer’s perspectives\, we compare and contrast selectable lighting attributes in luminaires and consider which applications may benefit and where the use of a “one size fits most” lighting approach should be avoided.&nbsp\;
CATEGORIES:DESIGN
LOCATION:TBA\, Market Center Boulevard\, Dallas\, TX\, USA
SEQUENCE:0
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SUMMARY:Spec to Site: Bridging Design\, Integration\, and Commissioning
DESCRIPTION:As protocols\, networked systems\, and software-driven platforms evolve faster than traditional project delivery models\, the gap between design intent and field reality in modern lighting systems continues to widen. This one-hour panel\, proposed by members of the United Lighting Controls Forum (ULCF) and the Council for Lighting Controls Startup and Integration (CLCSI)\, is designed for technicians\, integrators\, distributors\, and industry leaders who are navigating this rapid change firsthand.&nbsp\;Panelists will represent both the technician perspective through ULCF members and the distributor and sales channel perspective through CLCSI members\, offering a balanced view of the challenges shaping today’s lighting and building environments. Drawing from direct involvement in design\, coordination\, commissioning\, startup\, and long-term system support\, this moderated discussion will focus on lessons learned rather than debating whether emerging technologies are “good” or “bad\,” the panel will center on what the boots on the ground are actually experiencing\, the gaps between involved parties and how they are looking to bridge the.Topics will include the real-world impacts of new and evolving protocols\, interoperability challenges\, documentation and labeling gaps\, and the growing role of IT infrastructure and network security in lighting systems.&nbsp\;Attendees will leave with clearer insight into where friction is occurring\, what markers indicate a successful installation in this new landscape\, and how stronger collaboration across manufacturers\, distributors\, integrators\, and technicians can improve outcomes.&nbsp\;This session aligns directly with the mission of the ArcLight Summit conference by fostering informed dialogue\, raising competency\, and helping the industry adapt responsibly to rapid technological change.\n\n
CATEGORIES:TECHNICAL
LOCATION:TBA\, Market Center Boulevard\, Dallas\, TX\, USA
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SUMMARY:Sip n' Connect
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CATEGORIES:NETWORKING AND SOCIAL
LOCATION:TBA\, Market Center Boulevard\, Dallas\, TX\, USA
SEQUENCE:0
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DTSTART:20260915T230000Z
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SUMMARY:DALI Dinner Reception
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CATEGORIES:FOOD
LOCATION:ArchLIGHT Summit Show Floor\, Market Center Boulevard\, Dallas\, TX\, USA
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SUMMARY:Exhibit Hall Hours
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CATEGORIES:TRADE SHOW
LOCATION:ArchLIGHT Summit Show Floor\, Market Center Boulevard\, Dallas\, TX\, USA
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SUMMARY:A Primer to Working with Lighting Designers
DESCRIPTION:Successful lighting design is built on collaboration. This presentation offers an accessible introduction to working with Lighting Designers\, exploring how their expertise integrates with architectural and interior design teams. Through real-world perspectives\, attendees will learn how to engage Lighting Designers more effectively\, streamline coordination\, and elevate the visual and experiential quality of their projects.
CATEGORIES:PRACTICAL
LOCATION:TBA\, Market Center Boulevard\, Dallas\, TX\, USA
SEQUENCE:0
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SUMMARY:OMG The 80's are Historic? - Gregory Bateson Building Case Study
DESCRIPTION: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.&nbsp\;
CATEGORIES:CASE STUDIES
LOCATION:TBA\, Market Center Boulevard\, Dallas\, TX\, USA
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SUMMARY:Unpacking The Rainbow Connection – Lighting Design for Human Health and Wellbeing
DESCRIPTION:For decades\, architectural lighting design has focused on vision and aesthetics. More recently\, however\, discoveries and a growing understanding of the connection between light\, human circadian biology and certain chronic health issues have challenged lighting designers to also account for how light affects physiological wellbeing. Considerations related to the intensity\, direction\, duration and timing of exposure to short wavelength blue light has altered both product and practice. Now\, the industry is beginning to learn that wellbeing isn’t just influenced by blue light\, but also far red and near infrared (NIR) radiation. New products\, bold claims\, and nascent science offer an intriguing story of how an NIR-rich interior lighting spectrum like sunlight could improve cognition\, boost mood\, reduce pain\, repair tissue\, and more. This presentation will introduce the science of photobiomodulation\, outlining what is currently known and what could change in the future. It will also cover how lighting practice might change\, and what to watch for as the science emerges.\n\nDesigning with photobiomodulation in mind will be a substantially different exercise than designing for vision or even for circadian effect. This is primarily because photobiomodulation works through the mitochondria present in living cells rather than only through the eyes. Thus\, there are important discussions about the dose of light\, where it is delivered\, and how it can function independently of lighting for vision. There are also broader questions about accounting for potentially large increases in energy use\, balanced with the potential benefits to society. This presentation will help attendees be at the forefront of what could be the next major disruption to lighting practice\, allowing them to deliver better solutions for clients.
CATEGORIES:DESIGN
LOCATION:TBA\, Market Center Boulevard\, Dallas\, TX\, USA
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SUMMARY:Now You See Me - Now You Don't
DESCRIPTION: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.\n\nCEU: 1.0 AIA
CATEGORIES:CASE STUDIES
LOCATION:WAC - TM 3101\, Market Center Boulevard\, Dallas\, TX\, USA
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SUMMARY:Lighting to Support Human Health and Wellbeing
DESCRIPTION:Unlock the powerful biological potential of light and transform how people feel\, function\, and sleep in your buildings. This evidence-based course translates cutting-edge light-and-health research directly into your practical workflow\, moving beyond aesthetics to show you how light affects the visual\, perceptual\, and circadian systems. You'll master the cause-and-effect of key design variables (spectrum\, timing\, duration) on human outcomes like task performance\, alertness\, and glare control. Critically\, you will demystify and learn to apply advanced metrics from standards like WELL and CIE S 026 to achieve targets such as vertical illuminance at the eye\, EV/EH ratios and controls. Through real-world case studies\, you'll gain the step-by-step strategy for implementing "bright days\, dim evenings\, dark nights\," empowering you to design environments that directly improve occupant sleep\, safety\, and overall well-being.
CATEGORIES:DESIGN
LOCATION:TBA\, Market Center Boulevard\, Dallas\, TX\, USA
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SUMMARY:Equitable by Design: Dynamic Lighting Systems for Neurodivergent Accessiblity
DESCRIPTION:Using the recently completed La Nubé STEAM Discovery Center as a case study\, this presentation explores how dynamic lighting and complex control systems can address the sensory needs of neurodivergent visitors through accessible and equitable lighting design. La Nubé is the first children's museum in the United States where the exhibit lighting can change to meet the unique needs of its visitors: a full suite of stimulus control modes modulate the exhibits to maximize accessibility and minimize environmental stimuli for neurodivergent individuals. The presentation delves into the lighting and control system challenges these requirements presented\, and how to navigate similar challenges to advance accessible lighting in future work. Topics include design advocacy and client coordination\; systems design strategy and pitfalls\; sensory-friendly design strategies\; project-specific lessons learned\; and real-world impacts from museum staff and local advocacy groups.
CATEGORIES:DESIGN
LOCATION:TBA\, Market Center Boulevard\, Dallas\, TX\, USA
SEQUENCE:0
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SUMMARY:IALD Texas Closing Party @ Eurofase
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CATEGORIES:NETWORKING AND SOCIAL
LOCATION:Eurofase Showroom - TM 4002\, Market Center Boulevard\, Dallas\, TX\, USA
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