Lighting Upgrades That Support Facility Resilience

Smart lighting upgrades offer a strategic approach to facility management by simplifying access, reducing disruptions, and supporting future planning, as exemplified by the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library project.
Oct. 21, 2026
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Key Highlights

  • Smart lighting reduces the need for frequent maintenance, saving time and costs for facility teams.
  • Enhanced access and control simplify operations and improve user experience in public spaces.
  • The system minimizes operational disruptions, ensuring continuous and efficient facility management.
  • Smart lighting helps facilities adapt to evolving needs and future expansion plans.
  • The Ronald Reagan Presidential Library case demonstrates the practical benefits of modern lighting technology in high-profile venues.
Smart lighting upgrades can reduce maintenance demands, simplify access, limit operational disruptions, and help facility teams plan for changing needs. See a use case at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library Air Force One Pavilion.

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Lauren Brant
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Lauren Brant

Buildings Editor

Lauren Brant is the editor of Buildings. She is an award-winning editor and reporter whose work appeared in daily and weekly newspapers. She strives to create content that is informative and actionable for professionals, helping them discover new products, technology, and insights to make smarter building decisions. In 2020, the weekly newspaper won the Rhoades Family Weekly Print Sweepstakes—the division winner across the state's weekly newspapers. Lauren was also awarded the top feature photo across Class A papers. She holds a B.A. in journalism and media communications from Colorado State University-Fort Collins and a M.S. in organizational management from Chadron State College.

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