Creating Scenes with Light: An analysis of colour, distribution and LED in architecture and theater
Author
Velasco Moreno, Natalia
Term
4. Term
Education
Publication year
2016
Submitted on
2016-08-22
Pages
57
Abstract
Denne afhandling undersøger, hvilke kriterier designere kan bruge til at skabe scener i interiørarkitektur, med særligt fokus på hvordan lys former stemning og oplevelse. Teaterbelysning bruges som pejlemærke: Hvilke erfaringer fra scenekunsten – som at lede opmærksomhed, modellere rum og sætte stemning – kan informere belysningen af indendørs miljøer? Ved at sammenholde teatrets tilgang til lys med behovene i indretningsdesign søger arbejdet at formulere praktiske principper for at bruge lys til at understøtte funktion, æstetik og menneskelig oplevelse i hverdagsrum.
This thesis examines which criteria designers can use to create scenes in architectural interior design, with a special focus on how light shapes atmosphere and experience. Theatre lighting serves as a guiding reference: What lessons from stage practice—such as directing attention, modeling space, and setting mood—can inform the illumination of interior environments? By relating theatrical approaches to lighting to the needs of interior design, the work aims to outline practical principles for using light to support function, aesthetics, and human experience in everyday spaces.
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