Tracy, Dan, and Kelsey of LightStanza Explored Seattle Last Week!
Last week, the LightStanza Business Development Team visited a number of firms in the Seattle area, getting to know the daylighting community […]
LightStanza Announces New Software Version!
The LightStanza Team is excited to announce a new easy-to-use streamlined software with enhanced reliability and full LEED v4 compliance. By signing up, […]
LightStanza at Integrated Design Lab at University of Idaho
12-1pm MT on Wednesday, November 15th Integrated Design Lab – Classroom, University of Idaho 306 S. 6th St. Boise, ID 83702 Daniel Glaser, PhD, and […]
LightStanza Team Bikes Boulder
LightStanza’s Principal and Founder Daniel Glaser is an environmentally-motivated bicycle enthusiast who encourages the team to opt for Boulder’s bike paths when […]
LightStanza Presented at 16th Annual International Radiance Workshop
2:10 PM, Wednesday, August 23rd WSB, University of Oregon 70 NW Couch Street Portland, Oregon 97209 Will Whiteneck, LightStanza’s Director of Technology, and Dan Glaser, […]
LightStanza Sponsors 2017 IBPSA Building Simulation Conference
LightStanza was happy to be an IBPSA Building Simulation 2017 sponsor! At their booth, Sydney and Dan shared the latest updates (we now […]
Design and Networking in Denver with LightStanza
It is always an adventure when the LightStanza team heads next door to Denver, and the two most recent trips did not […]
Team Ned Day
In late June, the LightStanza team packed up, jumped on the bus, and headed to the tiny town of Nederland, CO for […]
Glaser and Nelson Led Another 2-Day Daylight Course at the Pacific Energy Center
LightStanza was invited back to the Pacific Energy Center this summer for two days of exploration and training! LightStanza’s Founder and Principal Daniel Glaser […]
LightStanza Helped RNL Design Team Complete Colorado’s First LEED v4 Platinum Project
On June 8th, the USGBC Colorado’s Northern Branch celebrated the completion of the Fort Collins Utilities Administration Building, which is Colorado’s first […]
