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PLDC la convention professionnelle de la conception lumière biennale qui aura lieu du 1er au 4 novembre 2017 à Paris.
PLDC 2017 is the sixth edition of the global Professional Lighting Design Convention, organised by VIA Events, the Educational Events Division of VIA-Verlag and the publishing house of the Professional Lighting Design magazine. The convention is to take place in Paris, France from 02. – 04. November, 2017, preceded by pre-convention meetings and the official opening ceremony on 01. November, 2017.
What is PLDC?
Based on the proven success of the PLDC concept, the convention will again be built around a three-day professional conference offering around 70 professional papers given by high-profile speakers from the world of lighting design, architecture, research, city planning, daylight design and other related professions. Three tracks will be offering traditional 45-minute presentations, the Research track will adopt a new format comprising 20-minute scientific papers, including both Lighting Application Research and R+D. A Call for Papers will be issued in September 2016. The convention will also include invited Keynote Speakers, a manufacturers’ exhibition, pre-convention meetings, excursions
to lighting / architectural projects, social events, moderated discussion, the final round of The Challenge, self-running electronic poster presentations, lighting installations in the City of Paris and a Gala Dinner during which the Professional Lighting Design Recognition Awards will be given for outstanding achievements in Architectural Lighting Design. PLDC offers further and continuing education in the field of lighting design and the presentation of cutting-edge technologies. PLDC 2017 will comprise the next chapter in a history of successful conventions.
The motto of the 6th PLDC will be “Shift happens!” – pointing to the dramatic changes on the lighting design landscape, the impact of digital technologies and the processes the design community will have to undergo to adjust to changing conditions. Substantial changes are anticipated in the public realm with regard to structural reorganisation. Lighting programmes in towns and cities in future will be addressing issues such as atmosphere and energy savings to the same extent.
