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Euroluce

Milano, 15-16th April 2011 I have a confession to make…I had never been to Euroluce at the Fieri Milano before. I have raked up 12 visits or so to Hanover and Frankfurt’s Light & Build over the last 25 years, … Continue reading

16. April 2011 by Martin Klaasen
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What is a good lighting design?

Singapore, 14th April 2011 Before I jet off to Milan to visit the Light Fair, I would like to round up my past days discussions on lighting design with a question about what constitutes a good lighting design…I am sure … Continue reading

14. April 2011 by Martin Klaasen
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Other peoples work

Singapore, 13th April 2011 In our line of work we always come across work done by others and as always we have our own opinion on what or whether we like it or not. We all come from different back … Continue reading

13. April 2011 by Martin Klaasen
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Holding back…or not

Singapore, 12th April 2011 The subject of today is about whether to submit work under the promise of getting paid rather than waiting to get paid before issuing your work. This is specifically an issue when somehow the client is … Continue reading

12. April 2011 by Martin Klaasen
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Back to basics

Singapore, 11th April 2011 You know… the most difficult thing to design is something simple. It sounds strange but we are somehow trained and focussed on designing for sophistication. When we only see one lighting point in a room we … Continue reading

11. April 2011 by Martin Klaasen
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what’s in our fees

Singapore, 8th April 2011 Doing fee proposals as I have mentioned on several occasions before is our life blood. As long as we keep doing fee proposals we are in the game. So I should be in a good mood … Continue reading

08. April 2011 by Martin Klaasen
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LED lighting for sports

Singapore, 7th April 2011 One of the projects I am currently involved with involves the re-lighting of a club’s tennis courts. The previous installation commissioned by a local supplier is very unsatisfactory with inconsistent lighting levels and glare. A quick … Continue reading

07. April 2011 by Martin Klaasen
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Light up for Japan

Singapore, 6th April 2011 I read today about the initiative organised by the owners of the Empire State Building in New York. In support to Japan they approached a number of other world renowned sky scrapers to light up their building … Continue reading

06. April 2011 by Martin Klaasen
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Lighting levels

Singapore, 5th April 2011 As part of our lighting documentation we include areas that are to be controlled by scene setting, generally the case in hospitality, general public spaces, spa’s and the like. Our control schedules indicate the “looping” of … Continue reading

05. April 2011 by Martin Klaasen
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April Fool’s Day

Singapore, 4th April 2011 April Fools’ Day came and went. This year somehow I did not really hear of any noticeable prank, let alone lighting pranks. None was played on me…If some of you have been the butt of lighting … Continue reading

04. April 2011 by Martin Klaasen
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