LIGHTING & LIGHTING CONTROLS SUPPLEMENT THE LEADING LIGHTING EVENT
LuxLive returns to ExCeL London from 13-14 November 2019, and is the leading event for anyone who supplies, buys, specifies or designs lighting
The lightspace london exhibition
curates an exclusive display of what’s new and trending in lighting design. In the lightspace seminar arena, talks by authoritative experts cover award- winning case studies and outstanding lighting applications.
WOMEN IN LIGHTING LuxLive and lightspace london have teamed up with Women in Lighting to support gender balance in the lighting profession. Founded by Light Collective, the project
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s the only showcase specifically dedicated to innovation in lighting,
LuxLive is where more than 200 international brands launch new solutions and discuss innovative technologies with an audience of over 6,000 specifiers and end-user buyers. LuxLive delivers visitors with high
purchasing power from key specifiers and buyers, as well as end-user verticals, including architecture, construction, infrastructure, retail, entertainment and hospitality, industrial estates, health, education, and many more. Its location in London - a global lighting
design hub - and its historical ties with the UK market make LuxLive a firmly established event for both suppliers and manufacturers selling into the British market. It also offers a platform for those companies seeking to get involved in international projects via architectural and consulting engineering practices who operate out of the capital. Co-located with LuxLive is lightspace
london, an event for architects and lighting designers to discover inspirational ideas from iconic and new-to-market international brands. Both LuxLive and lightspace benefit from the interaction between their audiences, maximising their attendance in London to deliver two days of business generation, networking and learning. The organiser, Clarion Events, has
secured over 100 world class industry speakers to deliver cutting edge sessions packed with inspiration. Smart Spaces
and Wellbeing, Emergency Lighting, Women in Lighting and Illuminating City, are just some of the exciting features visitors can enjoy over two days, completely free of charge.
SMART SPACES The Smart Spaces arena is where the keynote presentations and major panel discussions take place, all focusing on intelligent buildings. Digital platforms, including the Internet
of Things, are creating enhanced workplaces and delivering data for actionable insights into energy, productivity and utilisation. Lighting is increasingly seen as the backbone of this new world, a digital network that’s present wherever people are. In this special seminar, these exciting
technologies and the innovative applications will be explored.
EMERGENCY LIGHTING At this time of heightened concern about fire safety standards, it’s more important than ever that emergency lighting is fully compliant with all relevant standards and is maintained and tested regularly. In this special seminar, the top experts
in the field will be brought together to answer all the key questions, and emerging technologies and protocols will be explored, such as automatic testing, internet-connect systems and stay-put lighting.
LIGHTSPACE LONDON
is a celebratory endeavour that will set out to create an inspirational digital platform for women working in the architectural lighting industry to promote their passion and achievements, narrate their career path and goals, celebrate their work and elevate their profile in the lighting community. Paule Constable, lighting designer and
winner of four Olivier awards, two Tony awards, plus more will deliver a special keynote to kick-off a Women in Lighting event taking place on 13 November at 4.30pm in the lightspace arena.
KEYNOTES Top keynotes not to be missed: • Simon Slupik, chair of mesh working group at Bluetooth SIG and CTO of Silvair discusses why Bluetooth Mesh is the silver bullet of wireless lighting control • Ken Munro, Pen Test Partners looks at security and smart buildings and how to keep the things inside them secure from hackers • Ruth Kelly Waskett, associate at Hoare Lea talks about daylight in workplaces and getting it right • Sarah Gaventa, executive director of the Illuminated River Foundation and Jonathan Gittins, associate director of Atelier Ten talk about the infamous Illuminated River Project in London • Dr Navaz Davoudian of University College London explores research into the effect of urban lighting on behaviour, environmental psychology and social interaction • Geraldine O’Farrell, senior building services engineer of Historic England looks at emergency lighting and exit signage in heritage buildings.
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