Posts Tagged: office lighting
xal – muse
Another interesting proof-point in my prognosis that lighting and ceiling systems are fusing together into new hybrid/embedded systems. XAL launched its Muse product line, which integrates LED office lighting into vertical hanging acoustic baffles. Check out the video below for
xal – muse
Another interesting proof-point in my prognosis that lighting and ceiling systems are fusing together into new hybrid/embedded systems. XAL launched its Muse product line, which integrates LED office lighting into vertical hanging acoustic baffles. Check out the video below for
why CCT tuning in the work environment is not enough
Check out this excellent blog post and test scenario by Kevin Willmorth, owner of Wisconsin-based Lumenique. I agree with most of his conclusions in his post, but with two comments: First, I hope to see other optics laboratories replicate the
why CCT tuning in the work environment is not enough
Check out this excellent blog post and test scenario by Kevin Willmorth, owner of Wisconsin-based Lumenique. I agree with most of his conclusions in his post, but with two comments: First, I hope to see other optics laboratories replicate the
european office lighting is too bright for my eyes
Can you see what is wrong with this picture of my work space (at an undisclosed Amsterdam company)? No? You can’t see what is wrong? Now granted, mobile phone cameras have no where near the adaptability of the human eye, so
european office lighting is too bright for my eyes
Can you see what is wrong with this picture of my work space (at an undisclosed Amsterdam company)? No? You can’t see what is wrong? Now granted, mobile phone cameras have no where near the adaptability of the human eye, so
high office – low lux
I’m completely captivated by the gorgeous, sensuous, and decidedly dark office interiors included in the November 2015 issue of Wallpaper in a piece called “High Office”. The use of dark & sumptuous materials, high gloss surfaces, high contrast levels, brilliant light sources
high office – low lux
I’m completely captivated by the gorgeous, sensuous, and decidedly dark office interiors included in the November 2015 issue of Wallpaper in a piece called “High Office”. The use of dark & sumptuous materials, high gloss surfaces, high contrast levels, brilliant light sources
netlife research office
I love the luminous walls at the Netlife Research Office by Eriken Skajaa Arkitekter. Exquisite detailing and a gorgeous way to introduce luminosity into a space. I also love the cove detail added at the kick plate. Lighting up the
netlife research office
I love the luminous walls at the Netlife Research Office by Eriken Skajaa Arkitekter. Exquisite detailing and a gorgeous way to introduce luminosity into a space. I also love the cove detail added at the kick plate. Lighting up the
perpetual noon: fluorescent lighting and the modern office
I found this terrific research piece by Margaret Maile Petty, a professor at the Victoria University of Wellington in New Zealand, called “Perpetual Noon: Fluorescent Lighting and the Modern Office“. Apparently she wrote this piece during her time at Parsons in New
perpetual noon: fluorescent lighting and the modern office
I found this terrific research piece by Margaret Maile Petty, a professor at the Victoria University of Wellington in New Zealand, called “Perpetual Noon: Fluorescent Lighting and the Modern Office“. Apparently she wrote this piece during her time at Parsons in New
