Good Lighting

Good Lighting

SLL+ILLUME: ROLAN conference 2022

. In a few days we’ll see the first conference dedicated to the concept of Responsible Outdoor Lighting At Night […]

Insight Series – The Future of the Shopping Mall

There are times when an interview takes a completely different turn from what was originally planned. We thought that we’d […]

Insight Series – Places of Worship

Someone once said that every lighting scheme tells a story – and there are no places more redolent of narrative […]

The Insight Series: designers talk Design

. Insight – noun . . . the capacity to gain an accurate and deep understanding of someone or something. […]

The Build Back Better Awards

We first heard the phrase ‘Build Back Better’ in 2015, as a UN response to a series of natural disasters […]

Danish Design, Clean Beauty, Distinct From The Scandinavian Culture of ‘Funkis’.

Following on from our previous instalment of this design series, where we look across the water to our friends in […]

Re:Lit project, Poole: the end-of-year review

Back in the summer I wrote about a new project, Routes 2 Roots, that I’d been invited to get involved […]

Designer Chat: The Ambient Lighting Manifesto

Every now and then something comes along that just warrants a good chat. One of those things has just occurred, […]

Announcing a new Re:Lit project

John Bullock Lighting Design (jb-ld) has partnered with architect Ken Morgan (retired partner at Morgan Carey Architects, Poole) to provide […]

Lighting is a key contributor to healthy buildings as we Build Back Better

On 30 June, the Prime Minister issued ‘A New Deal for Britain‘, promising to Build Back Better, and setting out […]

ILP: makes the case for Good Lighting in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic

On Thursday 4 June Members of the Lords will debate the economic lessons learned from the Covid-19 pandemic and the measures […]

New SLL President aims to Build Back Better

“With the Covid-19 lockdown leading to a cut in C02 emissions, it has also triggered an economic downturn, prompting governments […]

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