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5.0 out of 5 stars
Great Idea Book of What Lighting Can Do to a Basic Design,
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This review is from: Ultimate Lighting Design (Hardcover)
This large, profusely illustrated, multi lingual book illustrated the lighting projects of Herve Descottes and his company L'Observatoire International. These projects are largely for commercial building such as concert halls, churches, theaters, art galleries and a few restaurants/lounges. But then to round it off, there are projects like the lighting of Columbus Circle in New York City and perhaps the most strange, the Fresh Kills Landfill on Staten Island.
This book makes it clear that advanced and sophisticated lighting techniques are as an important a part in the basic design of a building as is the design of the structure itself. This is basically an idea book. Looking over these successful designs to see what was created using something as ephemeral as light. Something that we see, but which really isn't there. |
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Ultimate Lighting Design by Hervé Descottes (Hardcover - July 15, 2005)
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