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Project Description: Durham, North Carolina Project Size: 5,500 SF  Durham is known for an industrial urban fabric borne out of its textile and tobacco origins. Amidst rapid growth in the Triangle, Durham’s ethos has been to retain and repurpose the fabric of its industrial past for an emerging creative community. The transformation of 401 Foster

Educational Events  Topic: Webinar | Lighting 101: Basics of Circadian Lighting Date: Thursday, April 13th A LIVE webinar featuring Andrea Wilkerson, Senior Lighting Research Engineer at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. Andrea discussed terms commonly used in the lighting industry such as circadian lighting and melanopic lighting and associated metrics. Key research results to keep in mind

From the Editor LEDucation had over 7,000 preregistered attendees and over 380 exhibitors and 26 in person session. In my humble opinion, people are ready to get back together! Thanks to our colleagues at IESNYC for sponsoring the sessions! The show floor was jam packed for two days with manufacturers and OEMs, architects, lighting

National Register of Historic Places First Presbyterian Church, Charlotte undertook a 16-month renovation of the 1895 Sanctuary and 1947 Welcome Center.

This issue's member spotlight is on Turquoise Shaw!

At our Holiday and Membership Appreciation Luncheon, we had the honor of recognizing four new members reaching thirty years IES membership milestone and Emeritus status.

Congratulations to our North Carolina Illumination Awards 2022 winners!

Webinars and In-Person events happening this month!

Thanks to you the Raleigh Section is Thriving!

The IES Raleigh Section (Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, And east all the way to Wilmington) Table Top Trade Show in Research Triangle Park (RTP) located in Raleigh, NC was an amazing experience.

This year's Annual Conference was smaller and better than in the past, about 300 people attended.

EDWIN F. GUTH AWARD FOR INTERIOR LIGHTING DESIGN Award of Excellence