Art Lighting and Spatial Environment - Public Spaces

Author: (English) Turner, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2001-09-01
Features: Whether it's using spotlights to outline the contours of the Fragonard store, illuminating Sevres porcelain with spotlights, or using lighting devices to illuminate Waughall, lighting today plays an increasingly important role in showcasing various art works and historical buildings. As part of the series "Art Lighting and Spatial Environment," this book, combined with Volume 2 "Retail Space," introduces lighting technologies available to designers, the preservation issues involved, and the evaluation of lighting effects. Special-designed icons combined with the designer's own explanations help readers understand the lighting used in these research projects. Additionally, the book provides a comprehensive technical introduction to lighting and includes a glossary of lighting terms. Target audience: Architects, interior designers, museum managers, historical building guardians, etc.