Humans love light. From Paleolithic campfires to today’s smart LEDs, the story of our civilization is – quite literally – illuminated. So it is no wonder that we have developed a finely tuned “sense of sight” that is much more than the ability to see. It is part of the same common sense that we use when we understand ourselves and the world around us.
The development of lighting design and, in a broader sense, a philosophy of light, is especially relevant in the regions of the globe where the winters are long and dark. Nordic Light is perhaps the foremost example of this: a comprehensive approach to light, human activity, architecture, interior design and quality of life.
In ‘See the light’ you will learn how such a new, humanistic view of lighting technology can inspire solutions that incorporate the use of shadows, transparency, reflections, glare and color, among many other lighting dimensions.
Facets of Night – A Time-based Place
Join this webinar on Sept. 19, 2019 to innovate an overarching framework for global application of light with urban design.
Sculpting at the scale of cities
Watch this webinar that was held on Oct 25 to learn about how we can enhance the public spaces so that they engage individuals and community.
Office lighting design: Working to live
Watch this webinar held on Mar 30 and learn how we can use a holistic approach to create better office lighting in modern, human-centric workplaces.
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