Luminous Talks: Nature and Man-Made

On November 8, Philips and Parsons The New School for Design will bring together architects, lighting designers and researchers for a symposium on the dualistic relationship between natural light and the latest electric lighting technologies, and the influence these systems have on human well being. The event is part of Luminous Talks, a programming series now in its second year, which was developed by Philips and Parsons to inspire dialogue around relevant topics in the field. This year’s theme, Nature and Man-Made, builds on last year’s focus on human health and well being to consider the human presence amidst these forces and their psychological and physiological impact.

The event is free and open to the public, although advance registration is recommended. To learn more about the event, and upcoming webinars on the latest research in the field, please visit the Philips Lighting University website.

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Cite: "Luminous Talks: Nature and Man-Made" 20 Oct 2013. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/439558/luminous-talks-nature-and-man-made> ISSN 0719-8884

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