นิทรรศการ "Light in Architecture" ผลงานศิลปะสีน้ำโดย Attapond Bunnag จัดแสดงระหว่างวันที่ 24 ธันวาคม 2556 - 28 กุมภาพันธ์ 2557 ณ 116 Art Gallery เชียงใหม่
As Louis Kahn once said, “The sun does not realize how wonderful it is until after a room is made.” Thinking about my Chiaroscuro Chamber project for the Lessons of Making in my first year, I couldn’t agree more to what Louis Kahn intended to express. The project was about making “light boxes” by cutting…
Natural light can help transform space and also be one of the most important elements in architecture, but natural light can also help with our well being. Daylight in buildings is composed of a mix – 🌞 Direct sunlight 🌞 Zenith light, such as a sky light 🌞 Reflected light 🌞 Diffuse light, which produces a much softer light. A perfect daylight strategy can help to promote an even distribution of light through a building, collecting light and reflecting it into darker areas
So here are 10 examples of the innovative use of natural light in architecture! 1. The Exeter’s Library, New Hampshire - In the study area...
David Tyrell Architecture Use of Light in Architecture
1:1 at the Romanian Pavilion
Painting with Light and Shadow Rashad Alakbarov Light and shadow complete each other. A new type of art has arrived. Some painters paint with colors, others paint with coffee or hibiscus. Here, the painter paints with light and shadow is the resulted painting.The painter proves that shadow has the power to give a certain form. […]
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Image 19 of 40 from gallery of KA House / IDIN Architects. Photograph by Ketsiree Wongwan
This image captures the serene beauty of a modern architectural structure, where the interplay of light and shadows creates a visually stunning and harmonious effect.
We gathered 10 of our favorite buildings by Japanese architect and master of light Tadao Ando. How many can you name?
Portuguese architects Ateliermob have completed a cafeteria and shelter with circular holes cut into the roof at Sacavem, near Lisbon in Portugal. Called Shadow Surface, the structure consists of a large concrete roof supported by three walls, providing a sheltered space for the residents to meet and sit in the shared courtyard. The concrete slab,
DAOIZ Y VELARDE CULTURAL CENTRE by Rafael de la-Hoz Arquitectos
A colonnade, a group of light wells and perforated brickwork allow light and air into the prayer hall of this mosque in Dhaka, by architect Marina Tabassum
This is a personal 3d animation based on works by the architect Tadao Ando. The idea is to explore the behavior of light and shadow in some of his minimalist projects.
The church of San Michele Arcangelo, better known as the sanctuary of San Pantaleone, stands in the historic town centre of Miglianico in the province of Chieti, up on the hill that overlooks the plain leading to the Adriatic Sea. The original building and its interior decorations date back to the 18th century; the current structure is the result of an extension built at the start of the 20th century. The creation of the facade with its new doors is part of a larger project aimed at enhancing the building’s entire facade and highlighting its most significant architectural features. The facade’s renovation, overseen by the architect Daniela Giandomenico, was completed with a lighting project designed to bring out the form of the building’s architectural elements, at the same time as exalting its stone surface. The lower part of the church's facade has been lit with Litus 2.4 recessed fixtures, with 3000K white light, 13°x52° elliptical optics, and a glass screen with no visible screws, to allow the devices to integrate perfectly into the stone surface. The fixtures were installed concealed in the stone architraves of each door to light the entrances by focussing attention on the intrados of the openings and accentuating the decorations in relief on the door leaves. For the upper part of the facade, the choice fell to Lyss 1.0 projectors with 3000K white light and 10°x180° optics, positioned on the outer frame of the rose window to highlight the sculptural decorations, and at the base of each niche and lunette to emphasise the profile of the arches. The compact dimensions of the lighting fixtures used, and their slightly recessed installation, mean they are completely integrated into the architectural context, allowing their light to shine out unrestricted.
