Ce numéro propose des réalisations du monde entier en matière de plans lumière et de mise en valeur par l'éclairage de sites et de monuments.
SOMMAIRE
MARK MAJOR, JONATHAN SPEIRS p. 14
Lighting Design - from the Macro to the Micro
Considerations from the big vision to the small detail
JEAN NOUVEL p. 22
The Seven Lighthouses of Doha
Seven light columns in a perlect geometrical pattern
LISA OIEDRICH p. 26
New Central Open Spaces of Frederiksberg
Ught defines new urban squares in the town centre
JENNY B. OSULDSEN p. 34
The Urban Plan of Ski en in a New Light
Interpretation of the industrial and cultural past
GERD PFARRÉ p. 38
Teaming up Landscape Architecture and Lighting Design in Bremerhaven
Remodelling a former harbour area
HUGH NICHOLSON p. 44
Lighting the Edge
Wellington: Creating a distinct identity along the waterlront
SOCK MUI KOH p. 49
Lighting in Singapore
A distinctive night-time image for a metropolis
ILKA SCHMID p. 54
Shadow Images
The potential of shadows for landscape architecture
SANDRA HOFMEISTER p. 62
The Yellow Sun, the Mist and the Perceiving Subject
Interview with Glafur Eliasson
GESA LOSCHWITZ p. 67
A Glowing Football Stadium for Munich
New landmark shining in any one of three colours
SACHA COLES p. 74
The Eventful Path in Sydney
Glowing band of colour at night
RACHEL TOMS p. 76
Finsbury Avenue Square, London
Matrix of changing, coloured light
SOPHIE ROBITAILLE p. 80
Water Street Plaza, New York City
Glowing lantern as nocturnal icon
MICHAEL BLIER p. 84
The Court Square Press Building in Boston
Coloured, lighted boxes in a bamboo garden
ROGER NARBONI p. 87
Night-time Riverscape - the Garonne in Toulouse
Une of blue light across the river
ROSIE COUCH p. 90
The Great Yarmouth Lighting Project
Floodlight with changing colours on the beach
NILGÜL KARADENIZ, DICLE OGUZ p. 94
Landscape Architecture in Turkey
Series: The state of the profession around the world