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Seeing red: our need for infrared light

. This article originally appeared in Insights, by Hoare Lea. Author: Ruth Kelly Waskett, Project Director The importance of light […]

Selux: Circular Light Profiles Europe Tour: UK events

. . Inspired by the natural light of the sun, which is unique and beautiful in every place, at every […]

Designers Mind: setting boundaries

Our friends at Designers Mind post some really useful information – and their latest weekly newsletter goes right to the […]

3 More Knocks . . . light, according to Mary Rushton-Beales

Its hard to believe that a whole month has gone by since my first missive. In that time the triple […]

Knock 3 times . . . Light, according to Mary Rushton-Beales

In my time on this planet as a lighting designer it has come to my attention that for some reason […]

Good news from SG Lighting

Positive news comes out of Braintree, from the new home of SG Lighting. Having outgrown their old place, the company […]

Picture of health: A boost for wellness lighting from the Urban Land Institute?

According to The Urban Land Institute the UK can expect a boom in architectural and fit-out projects that wish to […]

Circadian Lighting? – you’re asking the wrong question

We’ve recently seen the term Human Centric Lighting (HCL) be dropped in favour of the apparently more focused ‘circadian lighting’. […]

Human Centric Lighting: it’s time for a change

Human Centric Lighting is shifting its focus or, to put it another way, Human Centric Lighting is finally finding its […]

Chasing the Sun: an interview with Linda Geddes

A few months ago we reviewed ‘Chasing the Sun’, a book by Linda Geddes that looks into ‘the new science […]

Wellness and Deep Biophilia

If we accept that ‘biophilia’ describes our love for nature, then how far does that love go? Day Two of […]

Wellness: the 14 Patterns of Biophilic Design

 This planet has, or had, a problem, which was this. Most of the people living on it were unhappy for […]

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