Lighting, Art & Science

Seminar A: Light and Shadow. Sustainable Lighting for Urban Landscapes

By: Elias Cisneros

Elias Cisneros

This seminar will highlight how “Energy”, presented here as -shadows and light - played a key role during ancestral societies, in our present day, and will keep doing so in the future. Elias will talk about creating a Space within a Space, using light. Our privacy, the connectivity, speed of mobility and handling the big data are some of the issues that are being analyzed in order to achieve a human centric lighting design for urban and public spaces.

Seminar B: Making an Emotional Connection with Lighting (1 CEU)

By: Ron Steen

Ron Steen

Light is used in a variety of applications and the important subject is PEOPLE. Colour preference is about people and applications. Discover how lighting design and light contributes to enhancing experiences. The effects of light sources on and below the black body locus will be discussed and how it affects perception and enhances colour appearance in a variety of applications. Explore how you want people to feel comfortable, attractive, confident, and good about themselves. An in-depth study on the cosmetic industry will also be explored.

Seminar C: The Science and Application of Circadian Lighting (1 HSW CEU)

By: Erica Voss

Erica Voss

With growing emphasis on healthy built environments, circadian lighting is a popular topic that many designers and end-users are being asked to explore. This lecture will outline the science behind circadian lighting, telling an easy-to-understand story that helps explain what we should expect from circadian lighting, as well as address important design considerations, who should expect to benefit from circadian lighting and what those benefits are.

Seminar D: The art + science of visual communcaiton

By: Dan Hagen

Dan Hagen

When one hears the term ‘digital signage,’ the first thing that comes to mind is the technology – or, more specifically, the hardware behind such mainstream applications as menu boards and video walls. Technology, however, is just the means to an experience, not an experience. In this seminar, we will discuss how to create out of the box experiences and to look ahead at technology as a way to tell your clients story.

Seminar E: Controls (1 CEU)

By: Kevin Parsons

Kevin Parsons

Deciphering NEW ASHRAE 90.1-2016 lighting control requirements and determining how to meet code compliance is challenging. With different states and municipalities adhering to different versions of ASHRAE 90.1-2016, gaining an understanding of what each revision requires and how to adjust plans and energy management systems to address the needs of each unique space can have a huge impact on energy savings.

Details

    Vancouver

  • Date: June 12, 2018
  • Time: 9 AM - 7 PM
  • Location: Parq Vancouver (39 Smithe St)
  • Victoria

    Hotel Grand Pacific
  • Date: June 14, 2018
  • Time: 9 AM - 7 PM
  • Location: Hotel Grand Pacific (463 Belleville St)

Participating Manufacturers

Manufacturers

RSVP (Vancovuer)

Please RSVP below or email Joyce (jwong@sls-lighting.com) by June 5.

RSVP (Victoria)

Please RSVP below or email Joyce (jwong@sls-lighting.com) by June 5.