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about. This
section contains short articles on various lighting topics: technology; human
factors; applications; calculations and more. To review the topics and read the
articles click on the index link to the left. The authors of these
articles include: Michael
Lane Michael Lane is the lead lighting specialist at the Lighting Design
Lab and has been with the Lab since its inception in 1987. He has a degree in
Architecture from Washington State University, 1982, and has specialized in the
lighting field for over 20 years. He has worked for lighting design firms in New
York City from 1982-1983, in Boston from 1984-1985 & in Seattle with his own
firm from 1986 until starting at the Lab. Michael
is a member of the Illuminating Engineering Society of North America (IESNA) and
was in the first class to be Lighting Certified (LC) by NCQLP. He also serves
on the IESNA Educational Materials Committee and the American Society of Heating,
Refrigeration, and Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) 90.1 Energy Committee.
As a lighting
educator, Michael has taught numerous classes in 14 states locally, regionally,
nationally and in 3 foreign countries Eric
Strandberg
Eric Strandberg, one of the Lighting Design Lab lighting specialist,
has over fifteen years in the lighting industry. He studied theater and film lighting
at The Evergreen St. College, Olympia, WA, receiving a BA in Lighting in 1987.
From 1985-90 he operated a lighting production company doing live and film work.
In 1990 Eric switched to architectural lighting sales and design in the Seattle
area. Coming to the Lighting Design Lab in 1995 he brings this background in an
effort to promote good design and energy efficiency on commercial projects. In
1997 he became one of the first to take the National Council on Qualifications
for the Lighting Profession (NCQLP)exam to become Lighting Certified (LC).
Edward Bartholomew IALD, IESNA, LEED
For over fifteen years Edward has designed lighting for architectural projects. During this time he has worked on a variety of project types including: retail, hospitality, residential, office and civic. He has collaborated with a variety of clients including: Architects, Electrical Engineers, Interior Designers, Developers and Owners. Edward has a BA from
San Francisco State University in Interdisciplinary Art, and a MFA from the Parsons School of Design in Architectural Lighting Design. He has won numerous lighting design awards and has written several articles on lighting. He has served on several committees for IALD and LightFair including the Conference Committee and New Products Judge.
Edward is a member of the International Association of Lighting Designers (IALD), the Illuminating Engineering Society (IESNA) and is a LEED Accredited Professional.
Craig
Dilouie
Craig DiLouie is formerly publisher/editorial director of Architectural
Lighting Magazine; editor of the NAILD, NAESCO and NALMCO journals; and communications
director for NALMCO. He is the author of The Lighting Management Handbook, which
was used by the NCQLP as a primary source for its LC certification exam. In addition,
he is the recipient of NALMCO's Lumina Award for outstanding service to the organization,
specifically in creating two books used as training guides for lighting management
professionals seeking Senior and Apprentice Lighting Technician certification.
DiLouie is now principal of ZING Communications, Inc., which provides writing,
editing, marketing and consulting services to lighting manufacturers and organizations.
Randal Smith
Randal Smith is the Librarian and Webmaster for the Lighting Design Lab. Beginning
at the Lighting Design Lab in 1989, he edits the Lighting Design Lab News, manages
library resources, and operates the online services. His
career in energy efficiency spans two decades, starting at the Conservation Hotline
for Seattle City Light. A generalist, he has a B.A. in Urban Studies from Wright
State University in Dayton, Ohio. He is very familiar with computers, and has
taught classes on lighting software at the Lighting Design Lab. As
Librarian, he is familiar with lighting products, lighting research, and the types
of information requested most often by lighting professionals. He served on the
first Test Committee for the National Council on Qualifications for the Lighting
Profession (NCQLP) Lighting Certification Exam. Randal has worked as a community
organizer, market research analyst, grant writer and manager in addition to his
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