Architectural Lighting Design Podcast

Por: The Light Curator
Lighting shapes our spaces, moods, and cultures—yet its stories are rarely told.
The Lighting Architecture Podcast explores the art and science of architectural lighting design, bringing together history, global trends, sustainable solutions, cutting-edge technology, and professional practice.

Hosted by an award-winning lighting designer, and powered by AI-driven research, each episode delivers clear, engaging narratives that connect architecture, interior design, and the built environment. Perfect listening for your commute, design studio, or project preparation.

Whether you’re an architect
14 episodios disponibles

Latest episodes of the podcast Architectural Lighting Design Podcast

Nocturnal Animals in the Spotlight: How Artificial Light Reshapes Nightlife 12/09/2025
Why White Looks Different Around the World: Environment, Culture, and Perception 10/09/2025
The Myth of CRI: Why Higher Isn’t Always Better 10/09/2025
The Dark Side of Light: LED E-Waste and Our Global Future 10/09/2025
The Ticking Bomb of LED: Are LEDs Truly Sustainable? Really? 10/09/2025
The Phoebus Cartel: How Lightbulbs Were Designed to Die 09/09/2025
When Night Disappears: Rethinking Our Addiction to Light 09/09/2025
Pioneers in Light 7 - Summary, Connecting the Dots 'From Stage to Global Profession' 29/08/2025
Pioneers in Light 6 - Jean Rosenthal, Sculpting Emotions with Light 29/08/2025
Pioneers in Light 5 - William Lam and the Human-Centered Vision 29/08/2025
Pioneers in Light 4 - Abe Feder and the First Independent Practice 29/08/2025
Pioneers in Light 3 - Edison Price and the Disappearing Light 29/08/2025
Pioneers in Light 2 - Stanley McCandless and the Stage of Modern Lighting 29/08/2025
Pioneers in Light 1- Richard Kelly and the Architecture of Illumination 28/08/2025
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