From photo sensors and occupant sensors to dimmers, the restrictions and guidelines imposed by current energy codes, which mandate the use of costly controls for lighting, can be frustrating for architects, designers, and clients alike. If you pay your own electrical bill—or are at all conservation-minded—you might find consolation in the energy savings or long-term pay back to be achieved, but still, who likes being told they have to spend more?
Architectural Lighting in 2016: Gaining Control(s)