― Jun'ichirō Tanizaki, In Praise of Shadows
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Light is an interesting subject and for us it’s a continuous learning journey. Here’s a list of readings to help you understand it better:
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In Praise of Shadow by Jun'ichirō Tanizaki (1933)
- Designing with Shadows: Lighting Design for Urban Environment and Architecture by Kaoru Mende + Lighting Planners Associates (2013)
- LPA 1990-2015: Tide of Architectural Lighting Design by Kaoru Mende + Lighting Planners Associates (2016)
- Handbook of Lighting Design by Rüdiger Ganslandt and Harald Hofmann (1992)
- Between Silence and Light: Spirit in the Architecture of Louis Kahn by John Lobell (1979)
- Lighting Design: A Perception Based Approach by Christopher Cuttle (2015)
- Urban Lighting for People: Evidence-Based Lighting Design for The Built Environment edited by Navaz Davoudian (2019)
- Illuminated Paris: Essays on Art and Lighting in The Belle Epoque by Hollis Clayson (2019)
- Electric Light: An Architectural History by Sandy Isenstadt (2018)
- Light for Art’s Sake: Lighting for Artworks and Museum Displays by Christopher Cuttle (2007)
- Light Revealing Architecture by Marriet S. Millet (1996)
- Architectural Lighting: Designing with Light and Space by Hervé Descottes with Cecilia E. Ramos (2011)
- The End of Night: Searching for Natural Darkness in An Age of Artificial Light by Paul Bogard (2013)
- Lighting as an Integral Part of Architecture by Richard Kelly (1952)
- Catching the Light by Arthur Zajonc (1993)
- Illuminating: Natural Light in Residential Architecture by Michelle Corrodi and Klaus Spechtenhauser (2008)
- The Landscape Lighting Book by Janet Lennox Moyer (1992)
- Light Zone City: Light Planning in the Urban Context by Christa can Santen (2006)
- Light for Cities: Lighting Design for Urban Space by Ulrike Brandi and Christoph Geissmar-Brandi (2007)
- The Design of Lighting by Peter Tregenza and David Loe (1998)
- Human Factors in Lighting by Peter R. Boyce (1981)
- Billmeyer and Saltzman’s Principles of Color Technology by Roy S. Berns (2000)