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19 - Light Voices #6 – Grace Gallagher
„Good lighting is not seen"
SOUND BITES
– "Good lighting is not seen and bad lighting is what's noticed."
– "Once I got an internship in lighting, it was game over from there."
– "If someone is epileptic, they could have a seizure – just being super cognizant of that has been very eye-opening."
– "Meet as many people from as many walks of life as possible – that's where you learn."
TAKEAWAYS
– What transportation lighting design actually is: roads, bridges, tunnels, airports
– Why good lighting is invisible – and bad lighting is what people notice
– The health dimension: how tunnel light spacing can trigger epileptic seizures
– From architectural engineering → Denver Airport internship → masters in building systems with lighting concentration
– Summer in Copenhagen: studying renewable energy and climbing windmills
– IES New York City mentorship programme as a way into the local industry
– Advice for getting into the field: get as much exposure as possible, talk to people, try things
LINKS
WSP – Transportation Lighting
Illuminating Engineering Society (IES)
IES New York City Chapter
University of Colorado Boulder
Become an European Lighting Expert (ELE)
European Lighting Expert (ELE)
Check out Events in the lighting Community
Events shared by SLG
Events shared by LiTG
Events shared by LTG
Events by IALD
International Events by CIE
Regional Eventy by CIE
LiTG, Deutsche Gesellschaft für LichtTechnik und LichtGestaltung e.V. & LTG Lichttechnische Gesellschaft & SLG - Schweizer Licht Gesellschaft
Licht hören Podcast
Video- & Audio editing: Jonas Kolecki
Images have been generated by Ai.
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By Johanna Stückler, Paula Longato für die Lichtgesellschaften aus Deutschland, Österreich und der Schweiz (LiTG, LTG und SLG)„Good lighting is not seen"
SOUND BITES
– "Good lighting is not seen and bad lighting is what's noticed."
– "Once I got an internship in lighting, it was game over from there."
– "If someone is epileptic, they could have a seizure – just being super cognizant of that has been very eye-opening."
– "Meet as many people from as many walks of life as possible – that's where you learn."
TAKEAWAYS
– What transportation lighting design actually is: roads, bridges, tunnels, airports
– Why good lighting is invisible – and bad lighting is what people notice
– The health dimension: how tunnel light spacing can trigger epileptic seizures
– From architectural engineering → Denver Airport internship → masters in building systems with lighting concentration
– Summer in Copenhagen: studying renewable energy and climbing windmills
– IES New York City mentorship programme as a way into the local industry
– Advice for getting into the field: get as much exposure as possible, talk to people, try things
LINKS
WSP – Transportation Lighting
Illuminating Engineering Society (IES)
IES New York City Chapter
University of Colorado Boulder
Become an European Lighting Expert (ELE)
European Lighting Expert (ELE)
Check out Events in the lighting Community
Events shared by SLG
Events shared by LiTG
Events shared by LTG
Events by IALD
International Events by CIE
Regional Eventy by CIE
LiTG, Deutsche Gesellschaft für LichtTechnik und LichtGestaltung e.V. & LTG Lichttechnische Gesellschaft & SLG - Schweizer Licht Gesellschaft
Licht hören Podcast
Video- & Audio editing: Jonas Kolecki
Images have been generated by Ai.