Let LIGHT Lead the WAY - Importance of LIGHT in Architecture

Whether it's daylighting or artificial lighting, light draws attention to textures, colors, and forms of a space, helping architecture achieve its true purpose. Vision is the single most important sense through which we enjoy architecture, and lighting enhances the way we perceive architecture even more.
It is a small house at the end of the row. The house was built in 1928 and that's the special thing about it since by that time, the modernism in architecture evolved in Denmark for the first time. During that period of time, functionalism or modernism was the new formulae for any new architectural built. And that's where the 'Function' of LIGHT in the house plays a major part.
Watch this video and you can witness the TRUE POWER OF LIGHT both in contemporary architecture and modern architecture.
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[@Ferayeen]

great renovation .. hi im architecture student.. i really love the knowledge of how you solve the problem.. thank you

[@jintaoren6755]

Attracted by an advertisement, thought it was a commercial. After go through all your videos, I like your ideas and ability.

[@meowwoofswsw]

Hello, I am an Architecture student from the Philippines. And our professor included this video on our modules. This is a brilliant example. This really proves the power of light in architecture, and also its relation to feelings and overall impression on a space. You really did an awesome work, sir!

[@AndersBarslund]

Hi Heraya. Thank you very much for the kind words. I’m so happy to hear that word on good architecture gets around :-) You’re welcome to let you teacher know, that I’d be happy to give an online talk on the 7 architectual principles I work with daily. Letting light lead the way being one of them. I can easily be contacted by mail at [e-mail] Best regards from Denmark

[@michaelandersenjones]

Now I see the problems with my home more clearly. I too have a very dark stairway and landing. Now it is easier to visualize the solution. Thank You!

[@angeloamorin3623]

Hey thank you for all the information and Ideas learning alot - from Anchorage, Alaska

[@carlosadrianosilva7244]

Ficou muito bom.

[@diesellove]

Gorgeous 😍 and ❤❤❤❤❤

[@procrastinartist2825]

great video sir! thank you

[@AndersBarslund]

Thank you 🙏

[@orumajacob9335]

beautiful

[@markp.9596]

Hi Anders. Radical reorder I would never have thought of, very inspiring. What function does the former kitchen room serve now?

[@AndersBarslund]

Hi Mark. Thanks 🙏 Today its a reading and tv room.

[@KJC.Designer]

Great content!

[@AndersBarslund]

Thank you :-)

[@youssefgatri9801]

Great video. My question is what's the function of the space on the right in the new floor plan

[@kupeewa]

Thank you, very useful and quality video. Added to the subscription. Insta + also) good luck!

[@AndersBarslund]

Anastasia Thanks! Great feedback is much appreciated :-) New video on the scale of buildings - with shots of Copenhagen - coming soon.

[@СофияОгаркова-й1т]

I like your solution! However I’m thinking how is it actually feeling to work on the kitchen in front of the entrance. In Russia we are not allowed to build staircases in the darkness anyway as it is the only fire escape passage, so I have never met this problem, your organization is though pretty nice.

[@mariakrog2851]

Love your videos! What color is the Dusty red in the Hall way and which brand is it?

[@AndersBarslund]

Thanks! It’s great to get positive feedback 😁 I hardly remember the name, I think we ended up with a pink like Farrow and Balls Dead Salmon..

[@simonmou88]

Hvad gjorde du ved det tidligere køkken?

[@AndersBarslund]

Hej Simon. The owners turned the old kitchen into a media room. Keeping the tv away from the combined dining and living room. And creating a small hide away for reading books.