We’ve been speaking to We’ve been talking with some of the people who are regular specifiers / purchasers of OSRAM DS equipment – now re-branded as Inventronics. In this video we talk to Juan Ferrari, Project Director at Hoare Lea. The role of the lighting designer has developed over the past few years. The design
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. The Invia 48V modular light structure is the latest lighting system from ERCO Lighting. To understand what went into the Invia development we spoke to Nigel Sylvester, Technical Director of ERCO UK. . The line follows the architecture, the light follows the application. Lines lend dynamism to architecture and emphasise spatial dimensions. ERCO combines
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. We’ve been talking with some of the people who are regular specifiers / purchasers of OSRAM DS equipment – now re-branded as Inventronics. In this video we talk to Ben Brunton of Prime Light Electrical, who offers an insight into the very sound reasoning behind choosing quality equipment that does what it claims and
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Earlier this year (2023) OSRAM Digital Systems (DS) became Inventronics. For a lot of us, that was a major ‘who?’ moment. For those who already knew Inventronics there was an admiring shrug and a ‘why not – that could work.’ .. To find out more I sought out my good friend Richard Bushnell, as the
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For over 55 years, Concord has been at the forefront of the architectural lighting industry. Creating innovative and industry defining products that have been mainstays in some of the most iconic buildings throughout Europe and further afield. . It is important to show these products in their intended setting. Which is why, on 21st &
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. So far in this series we’ve talked about dark skies; remanufacturing and the circular economy – the main issues of the day if ever we had any. In this podcast, Dan Griffiths and John Bullock look to the issue of embodied carbon in building services – and, of course, within the lighting industry. .
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. We’re just a month away from LiGHT23 – and I can’t wait to be there. Where? Why, at Business Design Centre in Islington, on 21st and 22nd November, of course! Register here if you haven’t already. 2023, eh? That set my memory glands working and I recall a previous extravagance at Earls Court, just
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. This year’s Circular Lighting Live conference had a very different feel to it. Not because of the change in venue, though The Royal College of Physicians comes with a certain vibe, but because of the sense that Something Has Changed. . . The 2023 edition of CLL felt more confident – more comfortable in
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The Circular Economy has one overwhelming aim and that is to keep products away from the waste stream. There are three Rs that demonstrate the ways that this can be achieved: Reduce – Reuse – Remanufacture. . Setting the primary R of Reduce to one side, because that’s a different discussion altogether, and we’ve certainly
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. Episode 4 of this series of conversations with Dan Griffiths, Technical Manager at Tamlite focused on Dan’s experience of working with the SLL/CIBSE team in the production of TM66 and, in particular – providing a manufacturer’s overview of the process of reporting on a product’s ‘circularity’. . From the feedback that we’ve been getting
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Always start with a provocative headline, especially if its about the potential for LED failures. But first, let’s remind ourselves of the news that broke over the weekend, that more than 100 school buildings have been deemed unsafe because a building material (reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete) is long past its practical (and safe) life. It
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We’ve been looking for a venue that can get us away from our desks and, hopefully, bring higher production values to the podcasts than we’ve got used to. So welcome to Catch at the Old Fish Market in Weymouth, where we can spread ourselves around, enjoy some fine conversation – and have access to some
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