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Injury

Shanghai 21st July 2010 Lighting designers are prone to injuries and sickness just like everybody else. I count myself lucky to have a good health and resistant body and despite my frequent travel, exposure to different climates, different foods (…including … Continue reading

21. July 2010 by Martin Klaasen
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Aerodynamics in lighting

Hainan 20th July 2010 Continuing on my typhoon story yesterday, I forgot to mention that I saw several street lighting poles “up rooted” as well. I must say one of the poles was heavily loaded with banners, which probably explains why … Continue reading

20. July 2010 by Martin Klaasen
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Typhoon

Hainan 19th July 2010 I am in Sanya, a resort city in the south of the lovely island of Hainan, Southern China, to attend to some project meetings. Hainan can more or less be considered the Bali of China, different … Continue reading

19. July 2010 by Martin Klaasen
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The Bund

Shanghai 18th July 2010 The Bund is one of the landmark places in Shanghai. The promenade along the Hangpu River is a spot where many tourist hang out for a walk, specifically at night to enjoy the sights and sounds … Continue reading

18. July 2010 by Martin Klaasen
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Expect the unexpected

Shanghai 17th July 2010 Just as I was talking about losing track after more than 250 blogs, technology lost its track and for the first time let me down last night. Some technical glitch in the system, not sure exactly … Continue reading

17. July 2010 by Martin Klaasen
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Conceptual lighting design

Shanghai 16th July 2010 I am reaching a stage where I am loosing track of subjects I have already blogged about, which, after more than 250 blogs, is understandable…But the driver of this blog is what happens in my daily … Continue reading

17. July 2010 by Martin Klaasen
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Moving

Shanghai 15th July 2010 We all go through this motion a number of times in our life time, some more than others. Very little people live their life in the same place. My parents moved only once during my life … Continue reading

15. July 2010 by Martin Klaasen
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Cove lighting

Shanghai 14th July 2010 A bit of a techno blog today… As lighting designers we are all familiar with the cove lighting technique. A recess in the ceiling or in the wall concealing the generally linear lighting to create a … Continue reading

14. July 2010 by Martin Klaasen
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Dimming or switching

Shanghai 13th July 2010 Today was site coordination day so I spent most of my day on site in Hangzhou, a city about 1 ½ hours by speed train from Shanghai. We have several projects there that are nearing design … Continue reading

13. July 2010 by Martin Klaasen
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When does our responsibility end?

Shanghai, 12th July 2010 🙁  A sad day for Dutch soccer, but admittedly Spain in the end was the better team. Credit where credit is due, The Dutchies were brave and gave a spirited fight only to go down in … Continue reading

12. July 2010 by Martin Klaasen
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