Especially for students, interns, apprentices, and new entrants to the lighting profession!The Institution of Lighting Professionals invites you to this free, fun, friendly evening talk.Frankie Boyle, Artist and Creative Director meets Wing Commander Calvin Bailey...
On the main stage at Clerkenwell Design Week - all welcomeHow to be brilliant : The Revolution Will Not Be Televiseda talk by Iain Ruxton, Associate Partner, Speirs MajorThe Institution of Lighting Professionals invites you to this free, fun, friendly talk. About the...
Especially for students, interns, apprentices, and new entrants to the lighting profession!How to be brilliant is back and starts off with a talk by Dr Euan Winton from Studio Winton.The Institution of Lighting Professionals invites you to this free, fun, friendly...
Especially for students, interns, apprentices, and new entrants to the lighting profession!The Institution of Lighting Professionals invites you to this free, fun, friendly evening talk. IN PERSON or ONLINE - your choice.We can finally reveal details of our MYSTERY...
Especially for students, interns, apprentices and new entrants to the lighting profession!The Institution of Lighting Professionals invites you to this free, fun, friendly evening talk. IN PERSON or ONLINE - your choice.HOW TO BE BRILLIANT AT BEING DIFFERENTSharon...
Especially for students, interns, apprentices and new entrants to the lighting professions.How To Be Brilliant gives junior members of the lighting community a chance to connect with an inspiring expert who will talk about lighting in a way formal education does not...
Liz will speak openly about her approach, innate interest and personal relationship to colours as well as her research into individual colour perception and colour theory.
What is the story? In every project it is different, it could be art, history, location, culture, the people, branding, sustainability….it could just be the architecture, but seeking the soul, the essence of a project elevates the design from treating buildings simply as ‘lego’ bricks or shapes.