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Light in Architecture refers to the intentional use of natural or artificial light as a design element to create a desired effect or atmosphere within a building or structure. This can include using windows, skylights, and other openings to let in natural light, as well as placing artificial lighting fixtures to enhance or highlight specific features or areas. Light can also be used to create a sense of depth, contrast, and mood and improve energy efficiency and sustainability by reducing the need for artificial lighting.
The Sun-Pu Church in Shizuoka is a remarkable architectural gem designed by renowned Japanese architect Taira Nishizawa. Completed in 2008, this beautiful structure is a true testament to the designer’s…
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The only limitations to lighting up your home with smart technology are your imagination and budget. Home automation has come a long way in recent years and smart lighting is…
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Japanese Architect Sou Fujimoto has partnered with COS for the Milan Design Week 2016 to make an Inmaterial Architecture Installation. The darkened space is illuminated by cones of light that are…
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The new Sydney Art Gallery of New South Wales proposal designed by Japanese Architects SANAA sits lightly on the land following the site’s contours to preserve the trees and existing…
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Completed in 2014, the Nishinoyama House, designed by Japanese architect Kazuyo Sejima is a residential complex located in Kyoto’s suburban area. The project is characterized by its unifying structure, which…
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Completed in 2000 by renowned Japanese architect Shigeru Ban, the Naked House in Kawagoe was designed to accommodate the needs of a family of five, including two children and the…
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