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The Saul Goldin Memorial Lighting Design Competition was established to encourag and recognize students in Southern California who have shown an understanding of light and its effect on Architecture. These awards have been established by the Illuminating Engineering Society of North America, Los Angeles Section (IESLA). The IESNA is an international organization whose purpose is to promote lighting education and to develop recommended lighting practices.
IESLA Mission Statement- "To improve the lighted environment by bringing together those with lighting knowledge and by translating that knowledge into actions |
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LumenWest 2009 IESLA is happy to announce that Lumen West 2009 is coming up soon! Dress to impress! It will be a great time to celebrate our local TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW! THEME: Glam A Black Tie Affair DATE: Saturday, June 27, 2009 PLACE: Conference Center at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels (Downtown Los Angeles) PRICE: Saturday, June 27, 2009 Prices vary. See link below for details
The deadline for submission of this year’s projects is February 13, 2009. All projects will be judged on-line by a panel of judges from around the Society. Local Sections will still be able to have their customary awards programs so the Los Angeles Section will continue to have the Lumen West Awards with live local judging as before with winning projects receiving hardware at the Lumen West banquet in June. For more information on the submittal process as well as a short tutorial, please go to the IES web site at the following address: http://www.iesna.org/programs/ia.cfm Two big changes this year (other than the on-line submission) are the price increase to $100 per project and an increase to 300 words for the narrative. We hope you will all participate and that the Los Angeles Section will have its usual great showing for the lighting awards program.
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