As the lighting industry moves beyond energy efficiency as the sole measure of sustainability, attention is turning towards the full lifecycle of products. This is especially true for how they are managed at end-of-life.
Zumtobel and its sister brand Thorn, both lighting brands of the Zumtobel Group, have helped breathe new life into the historic Templemore Town Hall with a tailored lighting solution for the newly opened Templemore Library and Enterprise Centre.
The University of Chester has once again installed Luceco’s range of LED lighting in the new School of Education building at Exton Park. Originally the first purpose-built teacher training college in the UK, the University has refurbished the former Molloy Hall building to become the new home of Chester’s School of Education with a range of new dedicated facilities.
As part of East Midlands Airport’s five-year £120m investment programme for its 60th anniversary, Luceco worked with electrical contractors, Fredk Lamb to re-light the extended area of the check-in hall with an energy efficient, dimmable lighting solution.
Luceco recently worked with Senate Group at Peoples Ford in Speke on a two phase project. Firstly, refurbishing the new OMODA/JAECOO showroom in phase one before moving on to its existing Ford Car and Transit Centre in phase two.
As the darker months set in, many people experience a dip in mood and energy levels, often linking it to Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). The change in seasons, especially the reduced exposure to natural sunlight, triggers this type of depression. Fortunately, SAD lighting can help combat the symptoms of this condition, and it's becoming increasingly popular as a natural, effective treatment.
Bradford Grammar School (BGS), a high-performing independent grammar school, has partnered with NVC Lighting, one of the UK's leading suppliers of high-quality and cost-effective commercial LED lighting solutions, to transform its estate and achieve savings of over £65,000 annually on energy costs.
Jessica Nagle, winner of The LIA’s University Project Brief and a former finalist, began her journey into the lighting industry while studying at Nottingham Trent University. Attending The LIA’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) and Annual Lunch provided her with a valuable opportunity to engage with key industry leaders, innovators, and fellow emerging talent.
