IESNY Moonlighting 6 at Home Deadline
If you are interested in displaying your art in our Moonlighting 6 Virtual Interactive Gallery, please complete this online application about you and a sample of your art by Friday, August 14, 2020.
https://iesnyc.org/form.php?form_id=53
ORA + Gantom Virtual Shorts
Each week we will highlight new products from one of our manufacturers as well as life hacks that we can’t live without— and lucky participants will win a $100 gift card for Seamless! Registration Required.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSex3FaS46T176LZ5TgspEBd5ZCvs4lxOK41OlbGVUIzGe-YAg/viewform
ORA + Gantom Virtual Shorts
Each week we will highlight new products from one of our manufacturers as well as life hacks that we can’t live without— and lucky participants will win a $100 gift card for Seamless! Registration Required.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSex3FaS46T176LZ5TgspEBd5ZCvs4lxOK41OlbGVUIzGe-YAg/viewform
ELS - Cooper Lighting - Halo Home
30 min webinar
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwkd-6rqDwrE9PrmTIz2XoJyKaVldV0tw6_
International Lights Week 12 Contest Due
Trivia Challenge Week Twelve! Questions announced July 5th – entries due at noon on Tuesday, August 11th
Thank you to everyone that played last week, winners were announced on Instagram and LinkedIn. This week we have a new round of questions, and a new round of prizes. Each week we will post questions about three or four of our manufacturers. Email the correct answers to us, and we will draw 5 winners every week. Prizes are an Apple AirPods Pro and four $50 gift card prizes to Grubhub or Amazon. In addition, International Lights has committed to donating $10 per qualified entry, split evenly between Feeding America and the Equal Justice Initiative. Click below for the questions and a summary of the rules. Check back every Wednesday for an updated challenge.
https://internationallights.com/wp-content/uploads/InternationalLights-VTS-Trivia-Aug5.pdf?e88813&e88813

Leducation 2020
New York Hilton Midtown,
1335 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10019
IES Webinar Series: TM-21 – The Ethical Specification of LED Lifetime
TM-21 – The Ethical Specification of LED Lifetime
The end of the lamp-and-luminaire convention heaps responsibility on the lighting specifier to select solid-state fixtures that will meet end-user needs for years or decades to come. The lion’s share of specification-grade LED luminaires available today feature limited preconceived field service capabilities, so failures result in total luminaire replacement. The associated costs of this reality are difficult to explain and defend. To protect client interests and their own, specifiers can learn to identify credible LED lifetime claims in a market increasingly afflicted by noise. ANSI/IES LM-80 and TM-21 are widely misused by suppliers across the global lighting industry with some vendors presenting LED lifetime claims exceeding the average human life expectancy of most countries. Join us for a clarifying discussion about the purpose and continued relevancy of these standards, and best practices of applying them to specification.
Webinar participants are eligible for one (1) IES Continuing Education Unit (CEU).
PRESENTERS: Brienne Willcock and Alex Baker
Online Instructions: Url: https://www.ies.org/education/webinars/
Login: Registrants will receive login details via email prior to Webinar.

Save the Date - IESNYC Holiday Party
Associated with The IES New York City Section
The IESNYC Invites You to Join Us to Celebrate 2019 with our Members and the New York City Lighting Community at our Holiday Party!
FREE ADMISSION FOR ALL
Registration Required
Each year the IESNYC supports charitable donations. This year, we are fundraising for Light Up The World (LUTW), a non-profit organization that works in communities that don’t have access to electricity. The organization provides these communities with solar photovoltaic systems and helps them transition away from using fuel-based lighting. LUTW empowers communities to move towards a more sustainable future.
Donate to LUTW through the IESNYC by using the following link to our
webpage or by bringing cash to the Holiday Party
Making Lighting Controls Occupant Friendly
Register Here
Topic: Making Lighting Controls Occupant Friendly
Presenter: Randy Thomas of Legrand
Session Qualifies for LC credit with the NCQPL


Isolation and Darkness: Surviving Winters in Antarctica
Just visiting Antarctica, even as a tourist is something few people have the means, or the luck, to achieve. Those who work there during the summer season are even rarer. Most of these hundreds of workers leave at the end of the summer season and only some special bases remain operational twelve months a year. This means that a small handful of hardy people must live and work through an Antarctic winter. One such base is the British Antarctic Survey’s Halley VI Station.
This presentation will explore how to meet the circadian needs of humans in completely artificial environments when they are sharing space with colleagues on different work/relax shift patterns.
The author, Martin Valentine, designed the lighting for Halley VI and the whole design for this new base was informed by over 40-years of endocrinological medical data gathered from previous stations. Now, 5-years since the station became occupied, the story and solution for Halley VI has a resonance and provides lessons to all in the field of human centric lighting.

IES + DLFNY : TWA Terminal and Hotel: Saarinen's Masterpiece Revived
Eero Saarinen’s 1962 TWA Flight Center at JFK, which epitomized the Jet Age, and lay vacant since 2001, reopened to the public on May 15, 2019 as the highly anticipated TWA Hotel at JFK International Airport. Beyer Blinder Belle (BBB) played a central role in creating a second life for the historic building and as project and preservation architect, restored and transformed the structure for MCR Development. One Lux Studio designed the lighting for what was the Flight Center and is now the hotel's reception space in addition to the building exteriors, being faithful to preserving Saarinen’s design, while using updated fixtures. Flanking the terminal are the hotel’s two new wings, designed by Lubrano Ciavarra with Stonehill Taylor providing the interior design for the guest rooms and lobbies. Below grade is a conference center, designed by INC Architecture & Design, that contains a a banquet hall and multiple meeting rooms. Cooley Monato Studio designed the lighting for both the hotel and the event spaces, keeping the spirit of ’60 alive for our modern age.
The lighting designers from One Lux and Cooley Monato Studio will take the guests of the IESNYC and DLFNY on a tour of the restored and new spaces of one of New York’s iconic and much beloved buildings demonstrating how lighting contributed to this significant project.
TWA Hotel Photo by David Mitchell
PRESENTERS
Jack Bailey, Partner, One Lux Studio
Rob Merow, Associate, One Lux Studio
Emily Monato, Founding Principal, Cooley Monato Studio
Andressa Lopes, Principal, Cooley Monato Studio
SCHEDULE
SHUTTLE BUS TO TOUR SITE: Leaves at 5:00PM
Price includes the bus to the TWA Hotel
SHUTTLE BUS PICK-UP LOCATION:
620 Atlantic Avenue (Barclay Center Stadium)
cross street: Flatbush Avenue
COCKTAILS AND REFRESHMENTS to be held in the 1962 Ballroom: 6:00PM to 7:00PM
SITE TOUR: 7:00PM - 9:00PM
If you're driving
The TWA Hotel at JFK Airport is located at One Idlewild Drive, Jamaica, New York 11430-1962. Upon entering the airport, proceed toward Terminal 5 and follow the traffic signs to our main entrance. If you’re taking a ride-sharing service, type TWA Hotel into the app. Valet parking is available for $10 (up to 30 minutes), $20 (up to one hour), $30 (up to two hours), and $48 (daily maximum charge or overnight stays when you collect your car by 11 am). Self parking is also available in JFK's yellow lot between Terminals 5 and 6.
$20.00 IESNYC Member
$20.00 DLFNY Members, Guests and Students

IESNYC and Open House NY Collaboration
In collaboration with the IESNYC, five projects are featured:
HLB’s The Equitable Building at 120 Broadway
L’Observatoire’s The Spur at the High Line
CBBLD’s Belvedere Castle in Central Park
Lumen Architecture’s Poster House
LOOP Lighting’s Claus Porto New York, which won an Award of Excellence at this year’s IESNYC Lumen Awards.
Reservations are required and can be made at OHNY.org starting October 8th at 11:00 am.