July 15, 2022
LightSPEC West merges creative design solutions with modern, inclusive practices
CARRIE MEADOWS highlights the LightSPEC West event program that delivers fresh, local thought leadership in the built environment sector.

September 12, 2022
Previews of LightSPEC West Programs
The inaugural LightSPEC West kicks off at the Magic Box @ the Reef in Los Angeles, CA September 21-22, 2022.  The event is expected to involve over 170 lighting and controls exhibitors while also delivering over 15 programs on various lighting-related topics. Clifton Stanley Lemon, Program Director, LightSPEC Conferences shares previews of some of the programs that are scheduled for the upcoming event.

August 13, 2021
Beautiful Light by Whitehead and Lemon Released by Routledge Taylor & Francis Group
Clifton Lemon Associates today announced the release of Beautiful Light: An Insider's Guide to LED Lighting for Homes and Gardens, by internationally recognized lighting designer Randall Whitehead and lighting industry expert and educator Clifton Stanley Lemon. Published by the eminent design publisher Routledge Taylor & Francis, the book connects LED lighting technology with the time-tested practices of good residential lighting design.

January 21, 2020
California Energy Alliance Appoints Clifton Stanley Lemon as Development Consultant
The California Energy Alliance (CEA), a stakeholder advocacy organization committed to smart, sustainable energy use in the built environment, today announced the appointment of Clifton Stanley Lemon as Development Consultant.

April 9, 2015
Clifton Stanley Lemon and Steve Lawton on Streetsblog/Talking Headways
Clifton Stanley Lemon and Steve Lawton of LightPlace Advisors talk about how lighting is going to change in cities with the advent of the LED. We learn about what fire and light means to humans and why the street light might become one of the most valuable assets a city has. They also describe a public health angle — how color temperature affects us and why we should be mindful of how many times cities choose to create lighting that is better for driving and cars than walking and people. We also get into why brighter might not always mean safer when you’re walking at night, as well as how in-ground lighting can improve traffic management in cities.