(wood ceilings)
a study in limited light. pt 1.





























(wood ceilings)
a study in limited light. pt 1.


1. Unknown image. doors to nowhere & fireplace.
2. Photo of a space I wandered into last week. The late light of the afternoon in Los Angeles, California is hypnotizing.







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the
light
will
eventually
come
for
us.

"One day I read an interview with the Algerian film director, Abdel Kechiche. He stated that his cinema was the reflection of his life, his personal story. My father died when I was three and I experienced very strong emotions and a great deal of suffering. I don’t like to interpret these emotions, but I sometimes think that they gave rise to my sense of revolt in relation to bourgeois false appearances and social injustice. If I am interested in the world of poor people, it is because I enjoy being with people who have difficult lives, and who have stories to tell. My life involves thinking about my photography work every day; it is about interpreting other people’s thoughts, expressing my ideas, having experiences and understanding how to do things. I can not imagine myself separately from my work.

What is important?
What makes me get out of bed every morning?
What attaches me to this place?
How can I continue to evolve?
These are the questions I ask in this work and for me the answer lies in the feelings one has for others, in the love for one’s family.

These are the basic, essential things."

- Andre Cepada

the
light
will
eventually
come
for
us.


1 and 2. Andre Cepada... here....
3. Andrew Moore.













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House of Light.

House of Light.
Olson Kundig Architects

I'm hoping to get an invite very soon.....

"As a counterpoint to the solid outdoor structure,
a spine-like band of light runs the length of the home
culminating in a monumental installation by artist James Turrell."

House of Light.
Olson Kundig Architects

Landscape, light and art are elements which contribute to the natural flow of the home’s design. Reflecting an interaction with the natural surrounding, the design becomes part of the landscape facilitating movement inside and out. Already located on the property is a 130-foot long solid-steel sculpture by Richard Serra. As a counterpoint to the solid outdoor structure, a spine-like band of light runs the length of the home culminating in a monumental installation by artist James Turrell. The home is a place to display art and entertain groups of art lovers. Also incorporated into its design are “green” aspects—the roof is planted with buffalo grass and trellises with hanging vines further integrate the home with the lush garden setting.















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good
lighting
for
interiors.

is this a skylight?
perfection to me.

jean prouve light,
a classic, always.

good
lighting
for
interiors.

fernlund + logan architects

my favorite
rooms
are usually
flooded
with light.

fernlund
+
logan
architects

fernlund + logan architects
go here to their site.


Solveig Fernlund and Neil Logan established fernlund + logan architects in New York in 1992. The firm’s work includes residential and commercial projects which have been widely covered in the press. Solveig Fernlund attended the University of Lund, Sweden. Neil Logan studied architecture at Rhode Island School of Design, and Columbia University, and is a registered architect in New York.








inspired by
roseland greene
here.