Lightfair International launches building integration pavilion and educational track
November 23, 2009
Lightfair International (LFI) is launching the building integration pavilion on the trade show floor, along with a parallel educational track as part of its conference programming, at the May 2010 trade show and conference in Las Vegas. One of four pavilions showcased in the exhibit hall, building integration spotlights companies with enterprise system technologies used to maximize and form energy-efficient buildings.
With more than 475 exhibitors and nearly 80 educational courses, LFI
focuses on technology best suited for the architectural and commercial
industry. LFI says that the building integration pavilion will feature
well-known companies within this arena and highlight their most
successful projects.
Additionally, it will have a presence during the LFI conference with courses dedicated to educating attendees on energy efficiencies, optimizing the overall building performance, analysis and comparisons of improving efficiencies and other relevant topics.
Last modified on November 23, 2009
Additionally, it will have a presence during the LFI conference with courses dedicated to educating attendees on energy efficiencies, optimizing the overall building performance, analysis and comparisons of improving efficiencies and other relevant topics.
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