The IALD German Chapter marked a pivotal moment for the chapter its successful inaugural gathering hosted in Berlin on the 17^th of November, 2023.

The event marked a pivotal moment for the newly established chapter, providing a dynamic platform to introduce its mission, showcase upcoming activities, and host an open town hall meeting to discuss and debate the coming IALD vote. Members actively engaged in constructive dialogues, contributing valuable insights and perspectives to shape the future of lighting design within the German chapter.

The newly appointed chapter coordinators, Carla Jardim, Philip Rafael, Reza Jahalzadeh, and Stephan Horn were announced during the gathering. The coordinators will serve as the primary contact points for the chapter, embodying the chapter’s commitment to fostering open communication with IALD members based in Germany and a 1^st contact point to others who are considering joining the association.

For further information, please contact the IALD German Chapter at: germany@iald.me

The IALD German Chapter expresses heartfelt gratitude to Selux for their generous sponsorship, contributing to the success of this landmark event.

Warm regards,
IALD Germany

Here you can find a summary.

Here you can find a summary. We will also continue next year. How / with whom /
where we are currently developing.
And we also want to discuss this with you on 12.12.

WHEN AND WHERE:
December 11, 2023, admission from 6.00 p.m., start of lecture from 6.30 p.m.
Wever & Ducré showroom in Cologne, Schanzenstr. 36, building 234a
If you like, you are welcome to bring Christmas cookies in view of the date 😉
Please register with him so that the approximate number of participants is
known in advance and don’t hesitate to pass on the invitation to your friends
and colleagues.
The Lichtplanerstammtisch II and Lichtplanerstammtisch III now have a date,
content and location. The kick-off in September was a lot of fun!
Looking beyond the usual horizons, into related fields of activity, makes
everyone better and more competent.
The next inspiration comes from Jörg Reimer. He has been working in store lighting
for many years and is now responsible for all lighting issues at Galeria (Kaufhof/Karstadt).
He will tell us about the joys and sorrows of renovations and planning
and will also show us beautiful results.
Unfortunately, due to ongoing research, the Solar Decathlon will not be
open until February, after which we will be back. For the next event on
December 11th, we’ll be making way. One of the participants at the kick-off
in September, Mr. Yasar, has kindly made his rooms in Cologne available to us.
The Lighting Planner Round Table III is planned for the end of January at
Lumiente’s premises in Heinsberg. “Conversion of existing luminaires to LED technology”
will then be our topic.