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Key Components of Energy Efficienct Lighting

Creating an energy-efficient lighting design is much more than simply specifying the fixtures with the least amount of wattage. There are many other factors that go into the design to help reduce energy costs without ever compromising aesthetics nor functionality. Some factors to include are daylighting sensors and lighting controls. One element to consider in …

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Importance of an “Uninterruptible Power System” (UPS)

For building owners, saving on use of electricity is a popular topic. However, the importance of ensuring that the power supply be dependable and clean can be overlooked. Power sags, surges and outages can occur at any time and are capable of damaging expensive electrical equipment. Designing a robust power protection solution is a key …

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Special Event Lighting: American Heart Association

Lux Lighting Design worked with the owners of South Station in Boston and the American Heart Association to create a custom lighting design to celebrate American Heart Month. The “Go Red” lighting display highlighted South Station architecture while creating a “buzz” using red light for the entry arches and a custom projected image on the …

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Landscape Lighting Maintenance

Cleaning As with anything, an occasional cleaning will ensure a longer, quality performance. Periodically, remove dirt, leaves and other debris, which tend to collect around the fixtures. Pay particular attention to inground fixtures and fixtures in low-lying areas. When tackling the cleaning of fixtures, consider moving them to create a different look. Cleaning the lens …

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What Happened Here?

What is the recommended light level for the top of a roof?! Which do you think came first, the house or the lamp post? Oops!

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Lighting Bloopers

What are these flood lights lighting exactly?? Next time, ask a lighting designer.

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What Happened Here?

This would not happen with a lighting designer overseeing the installation! Don’t let this happen to you! Happy New Year

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History of Christmas Lights

Ever wonder how the tradition of hanging Christmas lights began? There is quite the historical background on this tradition, with deeper meanings than one might assume. I think everyone would agree that Christmas lights bring lots of holiday cheer to a sometimes harsh and cold winter season, but how did it all start? First came …

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Visual Environments for Aging Eyes

When designing living spaces for those with aging eyes (ages 50 plus), there are many important factors to consider to help provide a comfortable space for the occupants. There are several types of vision impairments that are common in elderly men and women caused by Cataracts, Macular Degeneration, Glaucoma, and Diabetic Retinopathy. These problems change …

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Lighting Bloopers

Need we say more about team communication??

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