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Lighting‐Led Architecture: A Collaborative Approach

Zhang, Xin

Architectural design, 2018-11, Vol.88 (6), p.102-109

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Lighting‐Led Architecture: A Collaborative Approach
Autor: Zhang, Xin
Assuntos: 2014 Venice Architecture Biennale ; Arata Isozaki ; architectural lighting design ; Architecture ; Brown Sugar Factory ; Chinese Pavilion ; Christopher Cuttle ; Collaboration ; Design ; Design engineering ; DnA Design and Architecture ; Duo Xiang Studio ; Expo 2010 ; Fort Worth ; Fujian province ; Hakka Indenture Museum ; He Wei Studio ; Kaoru Mende ; Kimbell Art Museum ; LEDs ; light gates ; Lighting ; Louis Kahn ; Mies van der Rohe ; Mountains Beyond Mountains ; New York City ; Papa's Hostel ; Philip Johnson ; Richard Kelly ; Seagram Building ; Shanghai ; Shangping village ; Songyang ; Texas ; the Renaissance ; the US ; Tiantian Xu ; Tobacco‐Curing House ; Toyo Ito ; Tyndall effect ; Vanke Pavilion ; Zhejiang province
É parte de: Architectural design, 2018-11, Vol.88 (6), p.102-109
Descrição: The common practice of leaving lighting design until last may be diminishing architectural potential. Xin Zhang, who teaches and leads a research team at Tsinghua University, has been exploring ways of using lighting concepts to inform the formulation of architectural ideas since 2009. His experience through his work with various architects shows how involving lighting engineers from the initial phases of design can greatly enhance the atmospheric qualities of built projects.
Editor: Chichester, UK: John Wiley & Sons, Ltd
Idioma: Inglês

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