Lighting design: development, practice and education
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https://doi.org/10.22201/codeic.16076079e.2018.v19n3.a2Keywords:
light, lighting, design, space, architecture, Richard KellyAbstract
Lighting design is a newly created profession that gathers diverse participants, all of them with a high interest in light and its applications, as well as specialists who put into practice a set of systematized knowledge to illuminate the architectural space and educators with the ability to formative self and vocation to transmit what has been learned in a theoretical and experimental way.
In this article we share data about the origins of lighting design, its evolution and constitution as a formal profession.
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