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In this Light Bite sequence, discover how innovations in LED technology and large-scale lighting design can completely alter and improve the way in which a building is presented and experienced.
Part 1
The first part of this series shows how an architectural application involves much more than just luminaires – including networking equipment, scene controllers, different user-interface options and a platform for authoring and commissioning.
Part 2
Part 2 illustrates how targeted lighting can transform and beautify city areas and structures by adjusting the ambience and providing the right – soothing or energizing – energy to an environment.
Part 3
The final part continues an examination of relevant case studies, showing the effects of interior and external lighting on a building’s appearance and “branding”, as well as the flow of people through the structure.
The cities we live in harbor a rich architectural diversity. Buildings and urban environments reflect a city’s history, a variety of styles and purposes, and different aspects of human culture and activity. The way in which we (high)light these features has evolved, incorporating new technological possibilities as well as novel insights into how people live their lives.
In this Light Bite trilogy Next-generation architectural lighting, you will see how a comprehensive architectural lighting application is crafted from its constituent parts, and how the resulting illumination can shed new light on and give new life to the cityscape.
Color Matters
Attend this webinar to discover the hidden impacts of blue light on design, culture, and well-being, and learn how to make more thoughtful lighting choices."
The future of lighting design
Watch this webinar to explore the future of lighting design through emerging trends and AI-driven insights, guided by leading experts.
Preserving Darkness
Attend this webinar to learn why darkness is so important and how good lighting design helps in preserving the environment by respecting darkness.