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About Florence Lam C Eng Fiet Fcibse Fsll
Florence Lam is the Arup University Director for UKIMEA and a Visiting Professor for Lighting Design and Engineering at UCL Institute for Environmental Design and Engineering. She has a background in engineering and architecture, and actively contributes to the field through public speaking, publications, and collaborations in visual light art.
Current Position at Arup
Florence Lam currently holds multiple roles at Arup, including Arup University Director for UKIMEA, Arup Fellow, and Director | Global Lighting Design Leader. She has been with the company since 1989, contributing to its development in various capacities.
Visiting Professor at UCL
Since 2020, Florence Lam has served as a Visiting Professor at the UCL Institute for Environmental Design and Engineering. She focuses on Lighting Design and Engineering, bringing her extensive professional experience to academia.
Educational Background
Florence Lam holds a BA and MA in Engineering from the University of Cambridge. She also achieved an MSc in Architecture | Light and Lighting from The Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL. Additionally, she completed the Executive Development Programme at Imperial College London's Tanaka Business School.
Industry Contributions
Florence Lam regularly contributes to the lighting design industry. She delivers keynote talks for professional institutions, speaks at universities, and participates in symposiums and conferences. She engages in debates on making lighting design more research-informed, evidence-based, and data-driven.
Publications and Collaborations
Florence Lam has co-authored the book 'Space Craft,' which discusses developments in architectural computing. She has also contributed to the RIBA Technical Review series on Lighting. Additionally, she collaborates with artists and architects to create public art installations integrated with light.