Hosted by The Primarily It’s a Party Foundation
Description:
Calgary's premiere Interior Design Industry Party, in support of Mount Royal University's Interior Design Program!
The Foundation
Primarily It's a Party has been a Calgary tradition for over 25 years.
Through industry sponsorship, The Party has raised funds to support Mount Royal University’s interior design students with scholarships, studio supplies and technology during their degree program, as well as become the premier design industry networking event of the year.
The Primarily It’s a Party Foundation is proud to continue this tradition and strives to continue to throw a great party, and to create new opportunities for students to connect to the industry as they start their careers.
Tickets - $75.00
Presented by Michael Husiak, Cree Lighting, and Jess McNabb, Optics Lighting & Controls
Description:
CRI (Color Rendering Index) has been the default metric used by the lighting industry to predict color quality outcomes for nearly 50 years.
Despite known shortcomings, it has remained relatively unchanged throughout most of its existence.
Today, concerns that this outdated metric can no longer reliably predict results that match our visual assessment has brought renewed interest in seeking a better way to evaluate light source color rendition.
In this course we’ll explore TM-30, the method for evaluating light source color rendition developed by the IES, as an improved alternative to CRI.
IES Members - $35.00
Non-Members - $40.00
Presented by Vibia Lighting
Description:
Join us for an overview on Vibia Lighting's newest additions: Knit & Array.
Knit reimagines the traditional lampshade, transforming it into a contemporary look. Light seeps through the fabric outwards and downwards through a translucent diffuser, bathing the surrounding space in an intimate glow. The distinctive geometry and meticulous craftsmanship of each silhouette are complemented by a seamless transition between fabric, diffuser, and aluminum ring casing.
Array is an exploration of thread and its potential to create lightweight and dynamic sculptures of light. Composed of an array of fine threads pulled taut between two rings, the collection presents a variety.