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Light Symposium 2018

Lighting Design  at KTH is a division at KTH Architecture since January 2017.
In this timeframe we have developed intense collaborations with architects and engineers and the interest on lighting design could not be higher.

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5 - 7 december 2018, Stockholm, Sweden

The Light Symposium is a biannual event hosted by the Lighting Design department, KTH, and Wismar University. KTH hosted two very successful sessions in 2010 and 2015, when we celebrated the UNESCO Year of Light in Stockholm.

The topic of this year’s event is Light and Architecture: Multi-sensory experiences. It reflects our interest in theoretical and applied knowledge about light and lighting in the architectural context. It also highlights the importance of a multidisciplinary design approach which includes all senses (haptics, sound, taste, … ) in order to cover the environmental factors affecting perception and health in architecture.

We hope that you will be part of an inspired audience of architects, designers, engineers and companies to discuss the latest innovation in the lighting field.

Register here: Registration  

Download the ​ Programme Booklet (pdf 12,63 MB) ​ here.

Event in brief:

Venue: A House Stockholm , Uggelviksgatan 2A - former KTH Architecture building, now a hub for innovative enterprises. Map

Audience: Current and future researchers and practitioners in Architecture, Lighting Design and Engineering. The exhibition areas will be open to the members of A house and to the general public.

Speakers: 10 renowned speakers among lighting designers, architects, perception and health researchers; and 4 upcoming speakers who will be selected via peer-review (see below)

Light Symposium Paper Competition (LSPC): we peer review proposals and select four papers to be presented at the Symposium.

Main activities: December 5th evening is registration and mingle, 6th gala dinner, on the 7th the event will end at approx 17:00 with the nomination of the winner of the LSPC.