How did a multi-university collaboration expand lighting design instruction?
Design educator Katherine Ankerson applied her $50,000 Nuckolls Fund grant to develop and produce Lighting Across the Design Curriculum.
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The Nuckolls Fund for Lighting Education Grant Winners Series: Dr. Robert Davis: Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Dr. Davis is a previous recipient of a Nuckolls Fund award and a grant. He is a member of the Fund’s Board of Directors which annually selects recipients from proposals submitted by educators.
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Born to Do This
Lighting designer and educator Cindy Limauro succeeds in her quest to introduce architecture students to lighitng of the built environment.
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Buy Low, Sell High
A studio course at the Art Center College of Design shows how low-tech materials can be woven — in one case, quite literally — into high-end lighting.
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Scholastic Opportunity Leads to Bright Futures
A $20,000 grant from the Nuckolls Fund for Lighting Education creates a successful new interdisciplinary program at Maryland Institute College of Art.
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Inside the Daylectric Design Studio
How do you combine daylight and electric light to create excitement for a new library? Just ask the students at Ball State University.
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Branding with Lighting
Interior design students at the University of Oklahoma propose distinctive illuminated store plans.
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Under the Microscope
An architecture studio offers students an intensive look at what it takes to actually implement an integrated daylighting design
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Anatomy of a Lighting Course
A novel approach to teaching architecture students the ways of the sun
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