TiL 2019 (Trends in Lighting Forum + Show), held in Bregenz, explores light and lighting design. Not limited to architecture and luminaires, the event encompasses multiple factors of design, the latest applications of research and development, the digital ecosystem and the seismic shift it has brought, natural light and human wellbeing.
The organizers want the attendees to use their experience of the show to fuel their ability to spot the opportunities with light, broaden their horizons and widen their imaginations. Now in its third year the outstanding event program is dedicated to bridging the gap between architecture, application, design and technologies.
Joining over 1,700 delegates and 100 exhibitors this year will be experts from lighting design, architecture, planning, investment and research. The varied and exciting speakers will be sharing their knowledge on key trends in lighting, including Smart Lighting, New Lighting Design Approaches & Applications, Connectivity & IoT, Human Centric Lighting and many more. These chosen specialists will be inspiring attendees with their future visions, creative designs, trend insights, and research findings in over 60 carefully selected lectures.
Double the expertise: This year, there will be two Keynote speakers. Keith Bradshaw, from Speirs + Major, will share his vision in his talk, “New perspectives in lighting design”. Marc Ridler, from BDP, will explore how a new space is delivered to the ultimate clients in his session, “Lighting an idea”.
Delegates will also hear from Ruairi O‘Brien on “Dynamic light and urban spatial artworks”, a panel led by representatives of the global Women in Lighting, with “The digital era: A step back a step forward”, architect Sergei Tchoban on “Light as essential part of the concept”, “Slow light – From theory into practice and from art into function” from Siegrun Appelt, and also Marijke Gordijn PhD discusses “From nobel prize to daily practice – Offices, home and therapy”.
Working it out: Delegates can get hands-on in several in-depth and varied workshops held throughout the event. This year TiL welcomes multiple industry experts including: Visual Perception Workshop from Bartenbach, Light Sources for Human Centric Lighting Workshop from Nichia, Evolution of Lighting Design Processes from Zumtobel, and also Next Generation Light Guides and OLED from Epic.
Celebrating the complete spectrum of light: After the successful launch of the TiL Awards, they are returning this year, bigger and more exciting than ever. The three awards are given to the Best Lighting Application, the Best Connected Lighting Solution, and for the Best Non-Architectural LED Lighting.
Trends in Lighting 2019 is co-located with the 9th LED professional Symposium +Expo and the 1st Dali Summit 2019 from the Digital Illumination Interface Alliance (DiiA).
