Bright 2
Architectural Illumination and Light Installations
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Word Count
90,000 words, Guess
Page Count
360 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-139789491727412
- ISBN-109491727419
- OCLC Control Number907631163
- Better World Books9789491727412
- Open LibraryOL28539833M
Classifications
- LCCNK2115.5.L5
- LCCNA2794 .B752 2015
- LCCTH7703 .B752 2015
Description
Bright 2 is a vibrant selection of architectural illumination and light installation projects that are setting trends in the creative use of light from all over the world. This illuminating volume -- the second in the Bright series -- captures the feeling of how light and projections can elevate a building, bridge or even an entire city centre. The 44 illustrated projects have been realised by a number of top-level artists, designers and manufacturers, all of whom are setting trends in the creative use of light. Divided into three chapters -- dynamic, interactive and static -- the 8-page articles not only demonstrate the dazzle, spectacle and lure of the bright lights in big cities, with their descriptive texts and outstanding imagery; they are also brimming with technical details. All the major works include descriptions outlining exactly how the lighting designers have sculpted the illuminated scenarios, detailing the specific challenges they had to overcome. This book is an up-to-date reference tool for professionals working with light in design, architecture and the artistic fields. Bright 2 reflects the current role of illumination as a multifaceted design element and, in doing so, literally sheds new light on the future of architecture and design.
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