Whether you’ve enjoyed a hockey game at the Bell Centre in Montreal, shopped at a Wal-Mart store or flown through Pearson International Airport in Toronto, you’ve likely stood under a Peerless-Electric luminaires
Founded in 1987, with a head office in Montreal and business across Canada and throughout the United States, Eureka is a North American leader in decorative lighting solutions manufacturing. The firm’s Plate Out just won over the 38-member jury of the Red Dot Award: Product Design 2015…
Lighting Design Innovations, founded by the partnership of Paul and Kimberly Mercier, incorporates lighting into architecture, in a way that both humanizes and complements the space and environment.
When Galina Zbrizher of Total Lighting Solutions in Vancouver, BC started working in the lighting industry about 30 years ago, lighting design and technologies were still in the early stages of development. She participated in shaping the industry by serving on the Board of Directors of the International Association of Lighting Designers (IALD)…
A new custom lighting design developed by Montreal-based Lightemotion has made its mark in downtown Montreal…
Once upon a time, office space was a combination of cubicles and file cabinets, computer terminals and conference areas. But changes in technology have helped transform the look and feel of the workplace. Current research and emerging practices suggest that attention to office lighting design can go a long way in making the office work better, feel more comfortable and invite greater collaboration.
Angus Lighting defines itself as a source of cutting edge, innovative, exciting and award-winning lighting design. For over 30 years, this industry leader in specialty lighting has been collaborating on the creative and technical requirements of the architect, designer and engineer to deliver architectural lighting solutions.
The Government of Canada has registered a revision to the current minimum energy performance standards for light bulbs which came into effect on January 1, 2014 and December 31, 2014. The revision aligns with lighting standards currently in effect in the US and provide Canadians with more lighting options; specifically, a mercury-free halogen bulb that closely resembles and performs like a traditional incandescent bulb.
This project is funded [in part] by the Government of Canada.
Ce projet est financé [en partie] par le gouvernement du Canada.
