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Wolfsburg, Germany. COURTESY VWLFSBURG ART MUSEUM This page: The grid shell fagade of theYas Hotel. Abu Dhabi; "Tall Glass" by James Turreil at the Wolfsburg Museum. PHOIO; BJORN MOERMAN, COURTESY ARUP LIGHTING; COURTESY ZUMTOBEL Unique design conceals LEDs from direct viev/ for superior comfort, aesthetics and performance. Advanced LED lighting system delivers lumen levels comparable to traditional CFL fixtures. Patent-pending optical module is designed for easy upgrade as LED technology advances. Solid state (mercury-free) components provide environmental and cost-saving benefits. Both downlight and wallwash configurations are available in 4- and 6-inch apertures. gotham WWW.G0THAMLIGHTING.COM ArT^AailtvBiandsCcjmpeny Circle no. 229 or http://archllghting.com/productinfo • COMMENT Telling the Truth The greatest challenge facing the solid- companies that specialize in electronics. This is a necessary next step, as state lighting industry is not a technology lighting moves from an analog to a digital worid. issue, but a public relations one. Simply put, Figuring out how to deal with the pressures of the marketplace is an it's a matter of trust. And there is a significant lack of this coming bom the always-present issue for any manufacturer. At the moment, the lighting design community these days when it comes to some manufacturers of community is feeling the heat, positioned as it is between the design com• LEDs, who are trying to rebound from the lingering impact that their false munity and the semiconductor industry. One cannot jtist throw another product claims and unreliable goods have made m the marketplace. LED fixture into the pantheon of lighting offerings, especially if it is not go• Certainly, strides have been made by the LED and hghting industry over ing to deliver on the need for technical performance and reliability Design• the past several years to address these issues. Product testing programs, ers won't stand for it; manufacturers shouldn't either. The lighting industry such as the Department of Energy's CALiPER program, are more robust needs to keep a vigilant watch on itself and its competitors to avert the than ever, and industry protocols, such as the lUuminatmg Engmeermg danger of "LED washing," something akin to the "green wasfiing" problems Society's technical guidelines LM-79 and LM-80, have been established that have beset the green buildmg industry. Buildmg product manufactur• to describe the photometry method for LED luminaires and define lumen ers, eager to jtimp on the sustainability bandwagon, announce that