010 CONTENTS [aug/sep]
026 Interview Vilma Barr talks to Michael DiBlasi of Schuler Shook who are celebrating their 25th anniversary.
DETAILS
014 Editorial Comment The editor is joined by Pete Brewis, the deputy editor, to talk modules and museums.
016 Headlines The latest industry news.
018 Books A bumper issue for book launches including Jack Zukerman, realities:united, Philips & Licht Kunst Licht.
020 Eye Opener Fields of joy at Mute Meadow in Derry.
022 Drawing Board Works in progress from China, England and Australia.
024 Spotlight New and novel projects from England, Scotland, France and USA.
146 Inspirations Light Collective present... wHY Architecture. That’s Workshop Hakomori Yantrasast in case you’re wondering.
DECORATIVE & DESIGN
030 Design File Pete Brewis talks to Beau McClellan.
042 Project A collaborative effort at the Groninger Museum, Netherlands.
051 Gallery The latest decorative and design products.
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TECHNOLOGY
082 Museum Case Studies A collection of galleries for your perusal.
094 Museum Product Guide Luminaires specifically designed to highlight the best exhibits.
097 LED Module Bench Test Geoff Archenhold commentates as the top four modules go head to head.
106 Abu Dhabi Diaries Martin Valentine gets one over on the contractors.
108 Dimming Efficiency Rasid Khan of Harvard on the effects of dimming on light quality and efficiency.
110 Lamps & Gear The latest launches rounded up.
123 Lightfair International, Philadelphia The IALD Awards, The Lighting Practice’s Second Empire installation, David Morgan’s pick of the show and the best of the rest.
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