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Colour and Light: Spatial Experience describes the coherent interaction of light and colour in the spatial context. It explains the nature of light to colour specialists, and the nature of colour to light specialists, simultaneously conveying an understanding that light and colour must be thought of together. In addition, it brings out the apparent contradictions between the practically based knowledge of craftsmen, engineers and designers, and the theoretically based knowledge of academics in various disciplines.
Including background context, facts and possible approaches, the book provides a basic understanding of light and colour, and their significance for humans in the spatial context.
Contents
Introduction Karin Fridell Anter, Ulf Klarén Part 1: HUMAN-COLOUR-LIGHT-ENVIRONMENT 1. Physical Measurement and Human Standards Ulf Klarén 2. The Effect of Colour and Light - Behaviours and Reactions Thorbjörn Laike 3. From Burning Flames to the Light-emitting Diodes of the 2010s - light and lighting from a cultural-historical perspective Jan Garnert Part 2: TO DESCRIBE COLOUR AND LIGHT 4. To Conceive the Concepts Karin Fridell Anter 5. Lighting Technology: Concepts and measurement methods Leif Berggren & Karin Fridell Anter 6. Visual Spatial Analysis Ulf Klarén 7. NCS and Other Colour Systems Karin Fridell Anter Part 3:LIGHT SOURCES AND COLOUR MATERIALS 8. Daylight, Windows, and Window Glass Barbara Szybinska Matusiak 9. Artificial Light Sources and Their Use Leif Berggren 10. Paint and its Use Pär Duwe 11. Radiation, Surface Reflection, and Colour Johanna Enger, Karin Fridell Anter 12. The Surfaces and Colours of Different Materials Ulf Klarén Part 4: LIGHT AND COLOUR IN BUILT ROOMS 13. Light and Colour as Support or Obstruction Helle Wijk, Cecilia Häggström 14. Colour, Light, and Spatial Dynamics Monica Billger, Karin Fridell Anter & Cecilia Häggström On the authors Thanks References Index
