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TECHNOLOGY / THE ARC SHOW IALD ENLIGHTEN EUROPE CONFERENCE
Running alongside The ARC Show 2011 will be the International Association of Lighting De- signers (IALD) Enlighten Europe Conference, located on the Gallery Level. These renowned speakers will deliver invaluable insights, sharing their inspiration and experiences whilst talking through the completion of concepts including pioneering projects from private to public buildings and spaces, world leading retail environments, art works and much more. Prices are £90 for a one day pass and £150 for a two day pass.
Wednesday 12th 10.00am : INTRODUCTION
10.15am : Leni Schwendinger “The Luminous Landscape; an Artist’s Ap- proach to Design”
Leni will present a survey of projects that typify her unique approach to site design after dark – differentiating design and art. The imagery and stories serve to underscore her main points: interpret site through in-depth research, consider the inhabitant/ visitor experience throughout the design process, and explore new territory with each project.
11.00am : Durham Marenghi “The Stadium as Theatre for HDTV” Durham Marenghi will explain and illustrate his approach to the theatrical lighting of stadium events for live audience and HDTV and the deployment of temporary lighting systems for large scale public and civic oc- casions. Durham has illuminated the Royal Opening of St Pancras high speed railway station, was responsible for the lighting of Buckingham Palace for the Queen’s Golden Jubilee, lit the opening of the new Shak- thar FC stadium in Donetsk and designed the lighting for the Opening and Closing Ceremonies of the Winter Olympic Games in Turin.
12.00pm : COFFEE BREAK
12.15pm : Jason Bruges “Artistic Interactions in the Public Realm” Jason will talk about recent commissions which are examples of this transformation that include Olympic bridges, sports arenas, stations, road infrastructure and substations in the UK, Europe, Russia, North America and the Middle East. He will also be talking about his inspiration for creating catalysts for conversation and change as well as his fascination for ephemeral architecture.
1.15pm : LUNCH
2.15pm : Philip Rose “Under the Influence”
Thursday 13th
Having worked at Speirs + Major for over 10 years Phil will explore the influences that have shaped his passion for light, whether they come from film, theatre, architecture, art, or music.
3.15pm : Leni Schwendinger & Jason Bruges “How do you communicate your idea in the public realm?”
The exciting projects that both Leni and Jason have developed and delivered have gone through a creative process. The clients brief and then interpretation often inspires imaginative solutions. However, it’s not always possible to have exactly what you want. In this session Leni and Jason discuss how even the best laid plans of mice and men don’t always work out as planned. Dealing in the public realm brings its own series of challenges. Our speakers explain how they communicate their ideas by developing strategies with all the agencies involved and how their grand designs come to fruition.
4.15pm : COFFEE BREAK
4.30pm : Mark Sutton Vane “Real Ways to Save Energy”
Mark will talk about recent projects where his practice has saved energy by using new and not so new techniques. Mark will show examples of LED lighting and some of the challenges and opportunities presented by new technologies and new ways of looking at lighting holistically. The talk will also cover Sutton Vane Associates’ involvement in the lighting of the 2012 Olympic Park.
5.30pm : FINISH 6.00pm : Drinks reception
9.00pm - 10.00pm : NightSeeing™ A walking tour of London forming the sec- ond part of Leni Schwendinger’s presenta- tion.
10.15am : INTRODUCTION
10.30am : Value of Light Panel “How do you put a value on lighting?” - chaired by Paul James. The panel: Lee Penson - Founder, PEN- SON; John Mellor - Director, SCG (Strategic Consulting Group); Mary Rushton-Beales - Founding Principal, Lighting Design House
11.30am : COFFEE BREAK 11.45am : Value of Light Panel (cont.)
12.30pm : Maida Hot “Illuminating Retail - A case study on how cutting edge technology and savvy design produces commercial and sustainable results”
In this talk we are guided through the de- sign requirements of the retail environment and how the lighting designer interprets this. With the rapid development of LED technologies and the physical properties of the lighting equipment it now means design details can be smaller. However, there are still considerations about depth of throw, colour rendering, heat, dimming and control as well as the sustainability issue. What are the best tools available to lighting designers today? How can retail environments create individual personalities and push their brand envelope as it can’t all be all about LEDs.
1.30pm : LUNCH 2.30pm : LED Panel
“What are the leading manufacturers doing for the architectural lighting design industry?” - chaired by Dr Geoff Archen- hold
The panel: Kevin Theobald - Principal, KTLD; Ian Cathcart - National Sales Man- ager, Solid State Lighting Division, OSRAM UK; Derek Tibbitts - Regional Sales Director, CREE Northern Europe
5.30pm : FINISH
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