Iesnyc.org Website Review

you are viewing this design in preview mode. the design must be published to be live on your website.. welcome to the new york city section of the illuminating engineering society. we are a volunteer professional membership organization comprised of individuals who share a mutual appreciation for and fascination with all things lighting. we are dedicated to promoting both the art and science of illumination to our members, to other professional organizations, to the industry, and to the public through inspiring events, informative programs, educational series, and great networking the iesnyc 2019 merit-based scholarship is open for submissions deadline december 28, 2019 the iesnyc will award a merit‐based, $25,000 single‐year scholarship to recognize and support potential future leaders in the field of architectural lighting. in addition, the scholarship award includes acceptance into an exclusive mentorship program with the iesnyc, providing valuable opportunities to interact and collaborate. lumen 2019 call for entries the 2019 lumen awards call for entries is open to interior or. exterior architectural lighting design projects designed by a nyc based designer(s) for a project located anywhere in the world. or the the lumen awards were established in 1968 by the new york city section of the illuminating engineering society (iesnyc) and developed to publicly recognize excellence, professionalism, ingenuity and originality in lighting design with the following distinct award lumen award of excellence: highest level of achievement for a permanent architectural application lumen award of merit: meritorious achievement for permanent architectural application lumen citation: special recognition for a permanent or temporary lighting installation, technical detail, portion of a single project, application is open for the iesnyc 2019 student lighting competition the iesnyc is celebrating the 19th year of the student lighting competition. this year’s theme, light & culture, challenges students to construct a three-dimensional study exploring the role of light in