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With NASA looking to bring a crewed mission back to the Moon by 2026, and potentially stay there, how the lunar surface is illuminated...

During the ILP’s centenary year, Lighting Journal is speaking to members about how they ‘found’ lighting and how they feel pathways into the profession...

When it came to lighting the iconic glass and steel ‘cube’ that is London’s One Paddington Square, a careful balance had to be struck...

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has the ability to transform lighting design – and in fact already is doing so. It poses important moral, ethical and...

The transformation of the lighting for the Grade II* listed Covent Garden Market Hall had to be all about a slow and steady bringing together of client, council and heritage ‘custodians’. But the extensive testing, consultation and mock-ups all paid off , with the historic site even now having colour-changing capability

This month will see the formal launch of the ILP’s new arm, Women Lighting Professionals (WLP), embracing all genders, race or religion During last summer’s...

The Lights in Alingsås light festival returned to the town of Alingsås, near Gothenburg in Sweden, during the autumn and brought a message of...

Not-for-profit EngineeringUK has announced it is entering a new strategy period – which will set the direction of the organisation over the next 5...