More Taiwan-based IC vendors are expected to join the development of the LED
driver IC market given that the LED lighting industry is expected to grow by a
CAGR of over 20% in the next few years.Pioneers of recessed downlighting and
leaders in energy efficient lighting, has received the prestigious 2013 Green
Award for its 5-inch aperture Eco-Downlight led high bay light and Eco-Invizilite. The European
Centre for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies and The Chicago Athenaeum:
Museum of Architecture and Design administer the annual awards program.The 5”
aperture Eco-Downlight LED and Eco-Invizilite are setting new standards of
performance in terms of energy efficiency, light quality and optical control,
while also offering design solutions for challenging applications,” said Mark
D’Antonio, Vice President of Sales and Marketing for CSL. “We’re honored to
receive the Green Award and committed to pushing LED technology to the next
level.
Cathode Lighting Systems is pleased to announce that Hervé Descottes, Jeff Taylor and Jessica Tchah of L’Observatoire International were recently awarded the prestigious GE Edison Award for lighting Vintry Fine Wines in New York, a Cathode Lighting Systems project. This annual awards program recognizes outstanding projects in the field of architectural lighting design. The Vintry Fine Wines Project was awarded this honor for its superiority in the following categories: functional excellence, architectural compatibility, effective use of state-of-the-art lighting products and techniques, appropriate color, form and texture revelation, energy effectiveness, and cost effectiveness.
L’Observatoire International is a Manhattan-based lighting firm. This collaborative effort with Rogers Marvel Architects utilized a unique combination of light and architecture, setting their vision apart from the surrounding cityscape. The Vintry Fine Wines’ striking storefront draws in New York's Battery Park residents and visitors with its non-externally illuminated lighting concept, achieving a desired prominence among neighboring establishments.The graceful curves of the architectural coves in the ceiling evoke the geography of a vineyard, illuminated with Cathode Lighting Systems led high bay luminaires. The FCLS luminaire can conform to almost any curvature, shape or length that the factory can manufacture. The designers selected the FCLS cold cathode fluorescent luminaire to illuminate both the key focal point of a large organically curved faux skylight, and the curvilinear ceiling coves above the uppermost wine racks. Selected for its longevity, low maintenance, superior color rendering, color stability and high lumen output, the FCLS delivers a phenomenally energy efficient cove lighting solution with an astounding lamp life of up to 100,000 field-proven hours.
you can read more:http://yahamfloodlight.blogspot.com/2013/11/the-led-market-over-next-several-years.html
Cathode Lighting Systems is pleased to announce that Hervé Descottes, Jeff Taylor and Jessica Tchah of L’Observatoire International were recently awarded the prestigious GE Edison Award for lighting Vintry Fine Wines in New York, a Cathode Lighting Systems project. This annual awards program recognizes outstanding projects in the field of architectural lighting design. The Vintry Fine Wines Project was awarded this honor for its superiority in the following categories: functional excellence, architectural compatibility, effective use of state-of-the-art lighting products and techniques, appropriate color, form and texture revelation, energy effectiveness, and cost effectiveness.
L’Observatoire International is a Manhattan-based lighting firm. This collaborative effort with Rogers Marvel Architects utilized a unique combination of light and architecture, setting their vision apart from the surrounding cityscape. The Vintry Fine Wines’ striking storefront draws in New York's Battery Park residents and visitors with its non-externally illuminated lighting concept, achieving a desired prominence among neighboring establishments.The graceful curves of the architectural coves in the ceiling evoke the geography of a vineyard, illuminated with Cathode Lighting Systems led high bay luminaires. The FCLS luminaire can conform to almost any curvature, shape or length that the factory can manufacture. The designers selected the FCLS cold cathode fluorescent luminaire to illuminate both the key focal point of a large organically curved faux skylight, and the curvilinear ceiling coves above the uppermost wine racks. Selected for its longevity, low maintenance, superior color rendering, color stability and high lumen output, the FCLS delivers a phenomenally energy efficient cove lighting solution with an astounding lamp life of up to 100,000 field-proven hours.
you can read more:http://yahamfloodlight.blogspot.com/2013/11/the-led-market-over-next-several-years.html
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