Good lighting design must satisfy several parties. The architect, the owner, the designer and most of all, the user must all be happy with the final result. Poor lighting design may cause poor environment, economical losses and maybe even sickness.

Often the involved parties in lighting design projects find it difficult to communicate their needs and desires. They so to speak “talk different languages” when it comes to light. While the owner talks about costs, the architect talks about feelings and the user maybe about working environment.

That is the problem Light & Communication – Nature as a reference in lighting design is solving. After reading it, you are able to communicate about lighting design in a way everybody understands, using nature as a common frame of reference. At the same time you are being inspired to improve your lighting designs or setting up demands for the designs you want.

The book is written in a way that anybody easily can understand and it is illustrated with a lot of photographs. It can serve as a tool for communication between the different parties in a lighting design project, in order to reach the best results for all and as an inspiration to all involved parties.