All articles by Jill Entwistle
Jill Entwistle
Light + Tech 2 – The colour red
Several schemes that use red, and warm temperature, light to powerful effect
Light + Tech 1 – Euroluce
Jill Entwistle takes a look at what was new at this year’s Euroluce
Natural selection
The need for more sustainable manufacture is driving the growth of traditional plant sources and novel biomaterials in lighting, as demonstrated by the light fittings made from natural materials shown here
Pigments of the imagination
Colin Ball, lighting director at BDP London, reflects on the complexities, culture and mysterious relationship of colour and lighting, having been been fascinated by the use of colour since his first project at architecture school
Hidden Assets
The seamless integration of lighting into design concepts sparks innovation and infinite creative potential, as shown in three case studies, says Paul Nulty, founder of independent lighting consultant Nulty
Form & function
Far from solely providing illumination, true architectural lighting seeks to enhance and be a part of its environment, serving both form and function
Bright Futures
Four representatives of the lighting industry predict future developments in the design and manufacture of luminaires – and choose one of their own products to exemplify the shape of things to come
Lighting Focus: White magic
A selection of projects that use the absence of colour in order to transform spaces, reifying feelings of religious fulfilment as well as achieving an artful presence.
Lighting Focus: Living sculptures
Technology and art embrace in the work of Jason Bruges Studio as they employ a number of techniques to transform spaces and tell stories through the medium of light and space.
Lighting Focus: Unweaving the rainbow
Liz West employs an array of colours in her work, working intricately with light and the contrast between dull and dazzling visuals in order to bring material and space to life.