Offering five days and over 225 hours of educational options, Lightfair International 2004 will present a comprehensive, annual architectural and commercial lighting conference. With course levels ranging from general interest to intermediate and masters, Lightfair offers a technically challenging lighting education program.
The Lightfair Institute and seminars have been developed to be complimentary to the Daylighting Institute, providing AIA, ASID, IIDA, IESNA, and IFMA accreditation (upon individual association approval). The Lightfair Institute will be comprised of five Immersion courses, four Masters Courses, and ten Workshops. The Conference Seminars will consist of 27 broad-based, in-depth architectural lighting seminars, and will take place simultaneously with the trade show, Wednesday, March 31 - Friday, April 2, 2004, at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
Daylighting Institute Courses, Monday, March 29 - Tuesday, March 30, 2004: Daylighting Institute course topics and speakers will be announced later in November 2003.
LIGHTFAIR Institute Courses, Monday, March 29 - Tuesday, March 30, 2004:
Basic Lighting
Craig Bernecker, The Lighting Education Institute
Intermediate Lighting
Dee Ginthner, University of Minnesota
Stefan Graf, Illuminart
Fred Oberkircher, Texas Christian University
The Luminous Analysis of Architecture
David DiLaura, University of Colorado
AGI32: Recommended Practices for Lighting Simulation
Leora Radetsky, Lighting Analysts
Lumen Micro: Recommended Practices for Lighting Simulation
Lance Livingston, Lighting Technologies
Masters Courses, Monday, March 29, 2004:
Ian Lewin on Spectral Effects
Ian Lewin, Lighting Sciences, Inc.
George C. Brainard on Health
George C. Brainard, Thomas Jefferson University
Kaoru Mende on Design
Kaoru Mende, Lighting Planners Associates, Inc.
Naomi Miller on The Aging Eye
Naomi Miller, Naomi Miller Lighting Design
Workshops, Tuesday, March 30, 2004:
Energy Codes Update 2004
James Benya, Benya Lighting Design
Daylighting - What You Really NEED to Know
Matthew Tanteri, Tanteri + Associates LLC
The Anatomy of the LED
Kevin Dowling, Color Kinetics
George Mueller, Color Kinetics
Cutting Edge Retrofitting and Relighting
Fred Hauber, Eastern Energy Services, Inc.
Stan Walerczyk, Lighting Wizards
Retail: The Challenge of Maintenance, Energy and Other Technical Considerations
David Apfel, David Apefel Lighting Design
Megan Carroll, Philips Lighting Company
Ronald Kurtz, Randy Burkett Lighting Design
Speaking Photometrically
Kevin Houser, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Designing the Green Building…Design for LEED Certified Buildings
Dorene Maniccia, The Watt Stopper
Michael Zeuger, Astorino
Groovy LED's…Innovative Architectural Applications
Grant Harlow, TIR Systems Ltd.
Brent York, TIR Systems Ltd.
Safe Specs: Specifying and Commissioning Controls
Joseph Good, Spectrum Engineers
Lighting Certification: An LC Exam Review Workshop
William Daiber, Lighting Consultant
Fred Oberkircher, Texas Christian University
Thomas Scott, Winona Lighting
Food for Thought - A Gastro-Illuminating Tour
David Singer, Arc Light Design
Seminars, Wednesday, March 31 – Friday, April 2, 2004:
Understanding LEED and the Impact of Lighting on Sustainable Design
Marc Cohen, CTG Energetics, Inc.
Hospitality Lighting…What’s Fabulous and Trendy
Babu Shankar, Integrated Lighting Design
LEDs…Innovation, Application, and Product Evolution
Steve Johnson, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Nadarajah Narendran, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Techniques in Architectural Cove Lighting
Peter Ngai, Peerless Lighting
Preserving the Night…A History of Light Pollution, it’s Causes, Effects, and Solutions
David Crawford, International Dark Sky Association
Scott Davis, International Dark Sky Association
Bon Appetit…Techniques for Successful Restaurant Lighting Design
David Singer, Arc Light Design
Health Care Providers See the Light and Want the Light
Jill Klores, 2clighting
Lighting and the National Electrical Code
Robert Schentur, Integrated Engineering Consultants, Inc.
Light, Color, and Humans: Light as the link Between Ambience and Humans
Susanne Weber, L + RC
Asian Influence in Design
Lien Chou, Brandston Partners, Inc
The Great Debate…T5 vs. HID
James Benya (Moderator), Benya Lighting Design
John Green, Holophane
David Parkansky, Alanod Aluminum GmbH
Paula Ziegenbein, Osram Sylvania
Daylighting Control
Rick Mistrick, Penn State University
Douglas Paton, The Watt Stopper
Francis Rubinstein, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Creating One Emotion
Paul Gregory, Focus Lighting, Inc
The Ilumination of Glass
James Baney, Schuler & Shook, Inc.
Michael DiBlasi, Schuler & Shook, Inc.
Robert Shook, Schuler & Shook, Inc.
Designing and Implementing an Urban Lighting Master Plan – Beyond Footcandles to Economic Growth
Marc Morfei, Center City District
Sandra Stashik, Grenald Waldron Associates
Designing for Humans
Michael Essers, FU- Berlin
Michael Rohde, L-Plan, Lighting Design
Lighting Software Help Desk
Michael Cassidy, Arup
Matt Franks, Arup
Functional & Friendly: Lighting Design for the Aging
Dawn De Grazio, Holophane
Lamp & Ballast Update 2004
Jim Anderson, Phillips Lighting
Roy Sierleja, GE Lighting
Howard Wolfman, Osram Sylvania
The Art of Light and Space
Nobuho Nagasawa, SUNY Stony Brook University
What’s, How’s, and Why’s of Residential Lighting
Steven Klein, Klein Lighting, LLC
Lighting for Videoconferencing Today
Andrew Beldecos, CDAI Incorporated
Brooke Carter, Domingo Ganzalez Associates
Renee Cooley, Cooley Monato Studio
Lee Hedberg, Engineered Lighting Products
James Yorgey, Lutron
Surfaces and Sources…To Light or Not to Light
Robert Prouse, Brandston Partnership Inc.
How Lighting Can Satisfy, Stimulate, and Motivate
Carol Jones, Battelle / Pacific NW National Laboratory
Roadway Lighting Research Past, Present and Future
Richard Stark, ERS Engineering
Stimulating the Mind…The Impact of Lighting on Learning
Craig Bernecker, The Lighting Education Institute
Love Your Contractor- Partnership in Design Build
Robert Lanteigne, Lighting Designer
Lightfair International is sponsored by the International Association of Lighting Designers (IALD) and the Illuminating Engineering Society of North America (IESNA). Registration information will be available January 2004.