Liteline’s Orbit 4″ adjustable downlight allows for easy directionality to precisely aim light in almost any direction. With 80-degree tilting and 360-degree rotation this fixture is perfect for creating a seamless look throughout your space. Perfect for sloped ceilings with a steep roof pitch, this fixture can adjust to shine straight down.
This course introduces participants to AI-enabled Luminaire Level Lighting Control (LLLC)—a major technical advancement in commercial smart lighting. The program explores how artificial intelligence enables true self-commissioning lighting systems, eliminating many of the complexities traditionally associated with setup and configuration. Participants will gain a clear understanding of: How the technology works and the role of AI in self-commissioning. Key differences between AI-driven self-commissioning systems and conventional LLLC offerings. Where the greatest value is realized in real-world applications, from energy optimization to reduced installation costs. By the end of the course, participants will understand how self-commissioning fits within the broader LLLC landscape, the advantages it provides, and how it effectively eliminates the trade-offs between capital expenditure and energy conservation—unlocking smarter, more sustainable lighting solutions.
Perched high above Okanagan Lake in Vernon, BC, The Edge Restaurant at The Rise Resort was envisioned to be a destination. Set against one of Canada’s most breathtaking landscapes, the goal for The Edge was to create an immersive hospitality experience and set a new standard for gatherings in the Okanagan. To bring that vision to life, The Rise Resort partnered with Falkbuilt HQ to execute refined interiors and exteriors with precision. Surrounded by sweeping lake and valley views, honouring the natural beauty of the region with refined design was high priority for everyone involved. Falkbuilt’s scope included dramatic timber applications, solid and glass walls, operable partitions, paneled ceiling treatments, bespoke guest washrooms, and striking custom millwork. The result is a mountaintop destination that equally balances the architecture and panoramic views. And for the lighting? That’s where LightForm comes in.
Certolux’s CRUi Red and Amber LED Luminaires are a high-performance solution for recessed lighting in critical cleanroom lighting environments. Built for ISO Class 3–8 applications, it combines durability, precision, and compliance with stringent standards. Its IP65 rating ensures dust-tight protection and resistance to water jets, making it ideal for wet locations and high-pressure washdowns up to 2500 psi. Available in red or amber LED configurations or combined with white LEDs, the CRUi series delivers reliable illumination tailored to specialized requirements.
Lighting plays a bigger role in the guest experience than most people realize. It sets the mood the moment someone walks through the door, affects how comfortable a room feels, and even influences how guests perceive cleanliness, safety, and quality. Done well, lighting helps create the kind of space that feels familiar and welcoming – a true home away from home. In fact, many of the same essential lighting rules apply to hospitality spaces as to homes! For many hotel owners and operators, lighting is also one of the most overlooked opportunities for improvement, often because of outdated perceptions about LED technology. While early LED lighting earned a reputation for being overly bright or cold, today’s LED solutions – like those by Philips and Signify – are a very different story. Modern LEDs offer warm, inviting light, precise control, and significant efficiency gains, making them well suited to the unique demands of hotels and other hospitality spaces.
Concordia University in Montreal supports more than 45,000 students from 150 countries and is home to the Concordia Stingers athletics program. With varsity sports ramping up in the fall when daylight hours shrink, Concordia needed a field lighting system that could deliver consistent performance for games, practices, intramurals, and community use. At the same time, the University is working toward a net-zero carbon campus by 2040, making energy efficiency and long-term operational sustainability a key priority. LEDVANCE supported Concordia and its partner network with a sports-lighting solution designed for performance, reliability, and easier long-term operation.
Termont Montréal Inc., operator of the Maisonneuve Terminal at the Port of Montreal, mandated Concept Illumination to modernize the site’s outdoor lighting system. As a busy maritime hub governed by strict safety and operational standards, the terminal required a solution that ensured long-term compliance with the Canadian Labour Code while improving reliability, lowering energy consumption, and reducing light pollution. To identify the optimal approach, Concept Illumination carried out a detailed assessment of the existing infrastructure, including the masts, mounting arms, and operational flows across the terminal. This informed a design solution that replaced the fixtures while reusing the existing structures, validated through photometric analyses based on two extreme operating scenarios: a fully empty terminal and one at maximum container capacity.
As the residential and multi-dwelling unit (MDU) market continues to evolve, lighting plays an increasingly important role in how people experience their homes. From safety and visibility to comfort, efficiency, and long-term reliability, the demands of residential lighting go far beyond aesthetics. With a strong foundation in commercial and industrial lighting, CSC LED is entering the residential lighting market to support builders, developers, contractors, and property managers with dependable, purpose-driven solutions designed specifically for residential and MDU environments.
Luminis has announced updates to its Clermont family of interior and exterior luminaires. The luminaire is now available in a Ø12” size; this version is also offered in a bollard mount. This family debuted in an Ø18″ format and is now available in Ø12”. Both sizes feature its signature, refined profile. Versatile in design, Clermont works with multiple mounting options: pole, post top, bollard, catenary, wall, ceiling, and suspended.
Barbican’s FOM Diamond checks all the boxes for use in general lighting applications where performance, aesthetic, scale, design and budget are a concern. 2-Core LED technology provides excellent low-glare performance by delivering soft and even illumination on walls, and work surfaces while providing subtle up lighting to avoid the ‘cave effect’ of direct only fixtures. The FOM system allows for many configurations to fit any space you have. Using the FOM linear system is a cost-effective alternative to traditional direct/indirect linear fixtures. Their multi-LED core on the direct side offers improved lateral light distribution for even horizontal light levels, as well as improved vertical illumination in a low glare and visually interesting form. Barbican’s unique hardware ensures your space feels considered and beautiful, while their QuickShip program helps you have your fixtures on-site, on-time.
Join Liteline for the launch of the HORIZON Track Head, an architectural lighting solution designed for precise control and flexibility. Its clean design and adaptable performance make it well suited for a range of professional applications, including architectural, hospitality, office, and gallery environments. Horizon integrates seamlessly into track lighting systems to support intentional, focused illumination where accuracy and versatility matter.
For years, solar lighting was treated as a niche – useful, but not quite ready for large-scale outdoor applications. That perception has officially changed. Today, advancements in LED efficiency, battery performance, and smart control technologies are pushing solar-integrated lighting into mainstream adoption. And for manufacturers, system integrators, and solution providers, this shift is opening one of the biggest growth opportunities in the outdoor lighting segment.
As part of the Iroquois Ridge Community Centre’s pool renovation, the deck lighting was upgraded to Metalumen’s NATAI luminaires, improving safety, energy efficiency, and overall visual clarity in a space where bright, reliable light is essential. One of their engineers visited the facility and captured a few photos of the NATAI in action. Metalumen is proud to see their team’s work helping create a brighter, safer experience for the Oakville community.
Lighting is more than just illumination; it shapes safe, healthy, and effective learning environments. Studies have shown that proper lighting can improve concentration, reduce fatigue, and even boost student performance. As schools modernize, LED lighting has become an essential tool for supporting safety, security, and well-being while improving energy efficiency and reliability. Well-designed lighting is a key component of school security. Consistent, high-quality illumination helps limit dark areas that can increase the risk of accidents or unwanted activity. Interior spaces such as hallways, stairwells, and common areas benefit from evenly distributed light that improves visibility for both students and staff.
The Richmond Cultural Centre Annex in Richmond, BC, showcases how thoughtful lighting design can transform a space, proving that lighting is more than just illumination—it’s an opportunity to think outside the box. By combining character, creativity, and functionality, the fixtures and designs in this project enhance the space’s purpose while providing optimal illumination for every activity.
SATCO Products announces the launch of Momentum, a linear architectural lighting system designed to move with modern spaces. Combining clean aesthetics, modular flexibility, and intelligent engineering, Momentum gives designers and specifiers the freedom to shape light with confidence and precision. Designed as a single, scalable system, Momentum adapts seamlessly across commercial, hospitality, institutional, retail, and modern office environments. Field-selectable wattage, correlated color temperature (CCT), and adjustable up and down light distribution allow each fixture to be tailored on site, reducing complexity while expanding design possibilities.
This project is funded [in part] by the Government of Canada.
Ce projet est financé [en partie] par le gouvernement du Canada.
