Editors’ Notes from Universal Light. Earlier this year, Casambi announced their membership in the Connectivity Standards Alliance, officially backing the new Matter Standard. As a publication
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Lighting and Environmental Consciousness: A Dialogue
In July/22, Universal Light had the opportunity to sit down with Anne Truong, a lighting designer from WRAP Engineering. We discussed lighting, specifically the impact of
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Celebrating Light
Light is everywhere. It is the sunlight reflecting on a rock, the moonlight casting leafy shadows under the trees, or the starry sky of Van Gogh
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Lighting and the always-on customer experience
The way we do business and choose our products in a B2B world has forever changed in the last two years. Suppliers are racing towards embracing
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Software-driven Approach to Standardisation Matter of Necessity
Editors’ Notes from Universal Light. Earlier this year, Casambi announced their membership in the Connectivity Standards Alliance, officially backing the new Matter Standard. As a publication
Continue Reading
Lighting and Environmental Consciousness: A Dialogue
In July/22, Universal Light had the opportunity to sit down with Anne Truong, a lighting designer from WRAP Engineering. We discussed lighting, specifically the impact of
Continue Reading
Celebrating Light
Light is everywhere. It is the sunlight reflecting on a rock, the moonlight casting leafy shadows under the trees, or the starry sky of Van Gogh
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Lighting and the always-on customer experience
The way we do business and choose our products in a B2B world has forever changed in the last two years. Suppliers are racing towards embracing
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Bringing new light to Olderfleet on Collins
The 477 Collins Street site is an amalgamation of three older buildings known as the Record Chambers (1887), the New Zealand chambers (1887-8) and Olderfleet (1890).
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Shining a Light on Wellness
It is an exciting time to be a lighting designer. We are witnessing a paradigm shift towards quality of light, led by a market with new
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Lighting Vietnam Design Week – Awakening Traditions
Hosted by the Vietnam National Institute of Culture and Arts in collaboration with organisations in Vietnam’s three major cities, Hanoi, Hue and Ho Chi Minh City,
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Synergy – architecture, design, sustainability and light
Sometimes in life, we trot along. And sometimes in life, we have an ‘ah ha’ moment, and we are forever changed for the better. The partnership
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Celebrating Light
Light is everywhere. It is the sunlight reflecting on a rock, the moonlight casting leafy shadows under the trees, or the starry sky of Van Gogh
Continue Reading
Lighting and the always-on customer experience
The way we do business and choose our products in a B2B world has forever changed in the last two years. Suppliers are racing towards embracing
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The History of Christmas Lights
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! In the Western world, it is a longstanding tradition to celebrate the joyous season with colourful and cheerful
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The Importance of Seismic Restraints for Lighting
As the Earth evolves and tectonic plates shift, the displaced energy usually manifests in an earthquake. Earthquakes normally strike suddenly and without warning, can be violent
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Using Australian Lighting Standards to enhance your design
Energy Saving Schemes have caused Julien Freed to advocate for compliance with Australian Lighting Standards. Let us consider the current Standards as a line in the sand between anarchy in lighting design and a utopian dream. Standards create a level playing field where designs can be prepared and compared in an objective way for technical requirements and a subjective way for aesthetic requirements.
Creating Architectural Intrusions with Nature and Light
It is the light that let materials speak, and it is nature that represents the connection we share as humankind. A space that feels pleasant, soulful and at one with nature, with subtle changes through the seasons, is a good quality design.