Architecture is an art form that masterfully combines form and function to produce magnificent buildings that endure. Light and shadow are essential components that affect architectural design, among many other factors. An ordinary building has the potential to become an amazing masterpiece through the interaction of these two aspects.
Light can be used to construct spatial shape, reroute sight, and evoke the beauty of time. It can also intensify a theme and evoke the artistic conception that is present, which has resonance, causes viewers to consider the object under observation, and achieves the goals of elaborating on the main body, bolstering the theme, and highlighting the features.
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“Architecture is the masterly, correct and magnificent play of volumes brought together in light.” Le Corbusier.
Function, aesthetics, and efficiency are the three facets of lighting in architecture that work together to balance the two. The way that lighting is designed has a significant impact on how people interact with a space. This is especially true in retail settings, where the exterior lighting design should entice customers while the inside lighting design should astound them as they move around the area. When it comes to aesthetics, architects are more concerned with the dweller’s emotional experience.
The function of a space is the next essential component of the post-aesthetic, and it cannot be ignored. Lighting needs to be considered in a specific way in order to fulfill its primary role of giving us a comforting sense of space. Space lighting is matched to its intended use to provide residents a sense of security while moving about. The last consideration in architectural lighting is efficiency, which is crucial in the current era of environmental movements. Energy efficiency in architecture can be achieved with ease by using energy-efficient lighting, such as installing LEDs or reducing artificial lighting in the morning to achieve natural illumination.
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Despite being described as antagonistic, light and shadow are not mutually exclusive. Quite the reverse; rather, they are defining characteristics that work in tandem to define architecture and the way its forms are seen.
Therefore, in architecture, light and shadow are required to define the boundaries of a space. Making an area, a space that stands out for its architecture, a unique and interesting place depends on the skillful handling of this duality in architectural design and the deliberate application of this play of nuances. Light and shadow, after all, can accentuate or detract from the volumes we design in architecture and the rooms we occupy to appreciate it.
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Ar. Aditi Arora
HOD in School of Architecture and Planning
Lingaya’s Vidyapeeth
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April 8, 2024
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