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APLD Webinar: Lighting Design Process: Consult, Concept and Completion (1 CEU)
Tuesday, June 30, 2026, 2:00 PM EDT
Category: APLD Programs and Events
Presented by Andy Thomas, CLVLT, COLD, Viewpoint Lighting
Join APLD for an in-depth discussion on professional lighting design!
Andy will walk us through the full, client‑centric process of custom outdoor lighting design, from the initial consultation to the final as‑built documentation. Drawing from the methodology taught in the Association of Outdoor Lighting Professionals’ (AOLP) Certified Outdoor Lighting Design (COLD) program, Andy will highlight the software tools and design techniques used to create visually compelling, easy‑to‑understand lighting concepts that clearly convey (and help sell!) your design intent.
Register by June 26 to join the live webinar and Q&A session. All registrants will receive the recording no later than 10 business days after the webinar is held.
Pricing APLD Member: Live & Recorded Presentation – $25 APLD Member: Recorded Presentation Only – $20 Non-Member: Live & Recorded Presentation – $50 Non-Member: Recorded Presentation Only – $40
About Andy
Andy Thomas, CLVLT, COLD, is the owner of Viewpoint Lighting, a landscape and architectural lighting design-build firm based in Sacramento, serving northern California. Andy founded his lighting business in 2005, building on seven years of experience with landscape supply distributors — Ewing and The Urban Farmer Store — as well as his work as a technical services representative for the lighting manufacturer FX Luminaire. He is a Certified Low Voltage Lighting Technician (CLVLT) and a Certified Outdoor Lighting Designer (COLD). He is the immediate past president of the Association of Outdoor Lighting Professionals (AOLP), as well as former chair of both the CLVLT and COLD committees, training the next crop of lighting designers and technicians. He has won numerous lighting design awards through AOLP, CLCA and APLD, and was recently published in the new Masters of Landscape Lighting coffee table book, an international collection of lighting designers.
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