The exterior lighting market is changing rapidly and LEDs are a huge driving factor behind this change. Clearly, discharge lighting still has its place but with ongoing LED development, it is only a matter of time before discharge lighting will become obsolete.

But as with all leading-edge technologies, choosing a moment to release a static product offering is troublesome, especially in the construction industry with such long gestation times.

How can we ensure our end-product is as dynamic as the cutting-edge LED manufacturers output?

With the current focus on sustainability and energy use high on today’s agenda, it seems timely to holistically consider the issues affecting the carbon footprint of street lighting.

Is manufacturing, delivery or the operation of the light the key to the equation?

This article discusses the life cycle analysis and importance of each element.

This article discusses the practical considerations and implications for architects when specificying the Cor-Ten (Corten) material in the public realm and urban areas.

This post contains detailed material information, specification suitability and protection of the material for longevity.

The lighting industry is undergoing a fundamental change with the advent of LEDs. Visit any lighting exhibition or read the lighting press and it is full of companies promoting LED luminaires; it is almost as if the traditional discharge lamp and luminaire no longer exists. However, this article discusses the fact that discharge lighting still has its place and LED technology may not be suitable for all applications.