LIGHT

The <n>Accademia di Scherma al Foro Italico</n> in Rome, designed by <n>Luigi Moretti</n> in 1936.

<n>Preventa Casa Spa</n>, designed by <n>E D I T O R I A L</n> and <n>Tatay Atelier</n>. Visualization by <n>Juanpablo Guerra</n>.

<n>Lonely Melrose Store</n> by <n>Knight Associates</n> and <n>Lara Hoad Architecture and Design</n>. Photo by <n>Mary Gaudin</n>.

<n>Edificio 33 Orientales</n> in Buenos Aires by <n>Adamo-Faiden</n> (2011). Photo by <n>Cristobal Palma</n>.

The <n>Frontón Recoletos</n> in Madrid, designed by engineer <n>Eduardo Torroja</n> and architect <n>Secundino Zuazo</n> in 1936.

<n>The Architecture of Light</n> (2013), a photograph by <n>Serge Najjar</n> taken in Beirut.

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A visualization of the <n>Geistlich Areal</n> in Schlieren, designed by <n>E2A Piet Eckert und Wim Eckert Architekten</n> in 2015.

The <n>Maekawa House</n> (1942) by architect <n>Kunio Maekawa</n>, now at the Edo-Tokyo Open Air Museum.

Untitled (1970s) by photographer <n>Michael Mendelevich</n>.

Photo by <n>Fernando Guerra | FG+SG</n> of the <n>Leça Swimming Pools</n>, designed by <n>Álvaro Siza Vieira</n> in 1966.

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The <n>Teatro Armani</n> in Milan, designed by architect <n>Tadao Ando</n> for <n>Giorgio Armani</n>. Photo by <n>Tommaso Sartori</n>.

<n>Valley</n> (2013) by <n>Mount Fuji Architects Studio</n>. Photo by <n>Ryota Atarashi</n>.

Interior of the <n>Neanderthal Museum</n>, designed by architects <n>Barozzi Veiga</n>.

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Stage design for <n>Orpheus and Eurydice</n> by <n>Adolphe Appia</n>, 1912.

A photograph from the <n>Light</n> series by photographer <n>Nicholas Alan Cope</n>.

Installation by <n>Emilio Ambasz</n> for the 1972 exhibition <n>Italy: The New Domestic Landscape</n> at MoMA.

<n>Joseph Kosuth</n>'s neon installation <n>W.F.T.</n> on the <n>Bill Graham Civic Auditorium</n> in San Francisco.

<n>Sag Harbor House and Studio</n> (1993-99) designed by architect <n>Neil Logan</n> and designer <n>Solveig Fernlund</n>.

Restaurante Coati, designed by <n>Lina Bo Bardi</n>.

The <n>Maison de Verre</n> in Paris, a <n>Modernist</n> building by <n>Pierre Chareau</n>, <n>Bernard Bijvoet</n>, and <n>Louis Dalbet</n>.

<n>Opera House in Salzburg</n>, a 2017 diploma project by <n>Pan Hui</n>.

Interior of <n>The Olive Grove House</n> by <n>Balzar Arquitectos</n>, featuring a <n>BKF Chair</n>. Photo by <n>David Zarzoso</n>.

Interior of the <n>Potsdam University Campus Am Neuen Palais</n> by <n>Bruno Fioretti Marquez</n>. Photo by <n>Stefan Müller</n>.

Exterior detail of the <n>University of Michigan Museum of Art</n>, designed by <n>Allied Works</n>.

<n>Ayres Plaza</n>, a 2022 residential project by <n>EZEQUIEL AMADO CATTANEO</n>. Photo by <n>Mechi Fahs</n>.

<n>Valley</n> (2013) in Tokyo, designed by <n>Mount Fuji Architects Studio</n>. Photo by <n>Ryota Atarashi</n>.

<n>Kodikara House</n> in Sri Lanka, designed by <n>Lalith Gunadasa Architects</n>.

<n>Maison de Verre</n> in Paris, designed by architects <n>Pierre Chareau</n> and <n>Bernard Bijvoet</n> (1932).

An artwork by French photographer <n>Thierry Urbain</n> from his series of invented ancient worlds.

Image by design and direction studio <n>ManvsMachine</n>.