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The last few stages

Perth, 11th August 2014 Back to work after a long weekend break in Phuket, courtesy of Singapore’s national day celebrations. I had a long day in Jakarta last week to review the progress of the installation works on a hotel … Continue reading

11. August 2014 by Martin Klaasen
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Communication 2

Jakarta, 6th August 2014 Now here is another piece of communication that comes totally out of left corner. Before I left Singapore this morning where I still had a submission deadline to complete, I was also confronted with a piece … Continue reading

06. August 2014 by Martin Klaasen
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Communication

Singapore, 5th August 2014 It is not a secret that in our line of work, communication is key. There are many ways to communicate and there is a very obvious difference between the written and spoken words. We have several … Continue reading

05. August 2014 by Martin Klaasen
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Lighting manipulators

Singapore, 4th August 2014 Really when you think about it lighting designers are manipulators…our task is to control and manipulate light into a shape and form that makes sense and produces a performance that is the right light at the … Continue reading

04. August 2014 by Martin Klaasen
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Percent for the art

Singapore, 1st August 2014 Australia has a Percent for the Art scheme that require any developer, whether private or government, to spend a percentage of the development costs on art. The policy requires the developers to allocate 1 percent of … Continue reading

01. August 2014 by Martin Klaasen
Categories: city beautification, light and art, Light and inspiration, light watch, lighting and sustainability, lighting applications, lighting design | Leave a comment

No budget, no glory

Singapore, 31st July 2014 July has come and gone…Is it me or is time just zooming past? How do you deal with clients who have no budget or better still have money (we know the mother company has plenty of … Continue reading

31. July 2014 by Martin Klaasen
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Buddha

Singapore, 30th July 2014 Today was in the sign of Buddha. We had a kick off meeting for a new project in Nanjing ,close to the location that is known as the centre of Buddhism in China. As history goes … Continue reading

30. July 2014 by Martin Klaasen
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Daylight management

Singapore, 29th July 2014 Back at work today after a long weekend, which saw the Muslim community celebrate the end of Ramadan (Eid Al Fitr) yesterday, we had workers come into our office to fit special films on our windows … Continue reading

29. July 2014 by Martin Klaasen
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Whats wrong with suppliers!

Singapore, 25th July 2014 Sometimes you want to shoot some of your lighting suppliers! Either they are plain dumb or plain arrogant…Another round of frustration today when we assessed tender submissions from 3 pre-selected suppliers for one of our projects. … Continue reading

25. July 2014 by Martin Klaasen
Categories: city beautification, going green, light watch, lighting and sustainability, lighting and the economy, lighting of the future, lighting standards | Leave a comment

LED: 2500K is the new 2700K

Singapore, 24th July 2014 Something that has been bugging our team for a long time is the notion that incandescent light colour has to be 2700K. While manufacturers have been improving day by day in getting us good colour consistency … Continue reading

24. July 2014 by Martin Klaasen
Categories: Light & Learn, light watch, lighting and culture, lighting applications, lighting design, lighting standards | 17 comments

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