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Two-thirds of women want better-lit streets at night

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Nearly two-thirds of women (63%) want to see more lighting on streets to make them feel safer at night, government-backed research has found. The survey...
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France’s Hervé Descottes honoured with American Academy Architecture Prize

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French lighting designer Hervé Descottes has been awarded the Architecture Prize by the American Academy of Arts and Letters, the first time this prestigious...
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York among European cities to join ‘Art of Darkness’ project

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York has been named as one of 11 ‘follower cities’ joining the European ‘Art of Darkness’ project. It will mean the city, which is aiming...
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From the edition – ‘HOW DO WE GET MORE OF THE SKILLSETS WE NEED?’

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The ILP surveyed local authority members over the summer to find out what was most keeping them awake at night. Skills, asset management, attachments,...
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From the edition – ‘CRAFTING A LIGHTING LEGACY’

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For the first How To Be Brilliant of the autumn, SEAM Design’s Marci Song discussed how to craft a build environment legacy as a...
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From the edition – ‘A CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE ASSET OF OUR FUTURE CITIES’

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A keynote speaker at the London and South East Region’s ‘Serendipity in Lighting’ event, Brian McGuigan outlined how column-based sensor technologies are transforming our...
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LED may be one cause of increased headlight glare, study argues

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The driving public isn’t imagining it – there is evidence that modern car headlights are brighter than they used to be, and LED and...
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Get ready for a seriously spooky How To Be Brilliant

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How To Be Brilliant is set to go gothic next week for a special Halloween-inspired talk by Jono Kenyon (above) and Martha Godfrey, director...
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Major cities heating up, and will need to rethink night-time spaces, as climate change accelerates

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The world’s major cities now experience a quarter more very hot days per year on average than they did three decades ago, according to...
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From the edition – ‘PORTRAYING QUALITY’

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The layered, integrated and discreet new lighting scheme within Exeter College’s dining hall at Oxford University has ensured its magnificent portraits can be properly...
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From the edition – ‘THERE IS CLEARLY A SIGNIFICANT RISK TO MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC’RISK PUBLIC’

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The sudden spate of flags being hung from lampposts and in other public places during the summer prompted the ILP to issue a warning...
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