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White LED Lighting Effects can Contribute to the Design of Building and Landscape

Miki Matsushita

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In this paper, I will describe three cases; a roadway lighting (universal design), sign built-in lighting (PV system), and an enactment lighting for facade on buildings (interactive). These cases are some of the projects utilizing white LED lighting completed by lighting designer Miki Matsushita in 2007.

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In this paper, I will describe three cases; a roadway lighting (universal design), sign built-in lighting (PV system), and an enactment lighting for facade on buildings (interactive). These cases are some of the projects utilizing white LED lighting completed by lighting designer Miki Matsushita in 2007.

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In this paper, I will describe three cases; a roadway lighting (universal design), sign built-in lighting (PV system), and an enactment lighting for facade on buildings (interactive). These cases are some of the projects utilizing white LED lighting completed by lighting designer Miki Matsushita in 2007.

Key concepts: Facade, Architectural engineering, Smart lighting, White (mutation), Sign (mathematics), Computer science, LED lamp, White light

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