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Light in Architecture


  • Braun
  • by Chris Van Uffelen
For interior design, the purpose of the introduction of natural light and the use of artificial light is to create a spatial experience: certain areas are accentuated, spatial units are defined and differing atmospheres are established. Illumination also plays a role with exteriors, not just at night. In addition to the form emphasizing role of light, a striking illumination can lend the building an emblematic uniqueness.

ISBN 9783037680926 | E | HB
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Publisher Braun
ISBN 9783037680926
Author(s) Chris Van Uffelen
Publication date December 2011
Edition Hardback
Dimensions 295 x 225 mm
Illustrations 900 col.ill.
Pages 424
Language(s) Eng. ed.
Description

Light is the prerequisite for spatial perception - which is why it is an integral component of architecture. Light design in architecture has become more lively and also more colorful in the last few years. The projects selected for this publication show how good design can be considerably improved with the right light. For interior design, the purpose of the introduction of natural light and the use of artificial light is to create a spatial experience: certain areas are accentuated, spatial units are defined and differing atmospheres are established. Illumination also plays a role with exteriors, not just at night. In addition to the form emphasizing role of light, a striking illumination can lend the building an emblematic uniqueness.