Architectural Decorative Lighting CEU with Eureka

Course description

The role of decorative lighting is evolving with the advent of Solid-State lighting (SSL). From colorful, decorative elements to fully functional architectural loT devices, we will explore the fixture design process as it has evolved in the last 10 years and finish with a discussion on how we can best serve the lighting, interior, and architectural design communities with relevant and innovative lighting.

Learning objectives

• Define architectural decorative lighting
• Discuss the unique properties of Solid State Lighting
• Recognize changing times in the lighting industry
• Recall how lighting fits in the Design & Development process

Continuing education

This seminar will qualify for 1 AIA LU | HSW CEU, 1 FBPE PDH and with IDCEC for 0.1 CEU, This course may also be suitable for continuing education credit with other organizations that accept self-reported credits. Please check with your organization in regard to self-reported credits.

Presenter

Presented by Patrick Dunleavy, Business Development Manager – USA, Eureka

Patrick Dunleavy is a Business Development Manager with a passion for lighting who understands the importance of
continuous education, especially in an industry excelling at the speed of light!

The advent of LEDs opened a Pandora’s box of design possibilities, allowing the creative juices of luminaire designers to conquer boundaries not seen before.

Being on the manufacturer side of the lighting industry for over 30 years, presenting AlA-accredited courses is essential to the growth of the industry, as technology continues to create complexities and challenges that need to be better understood to allow for designs and solutions to advance.