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Hosted by The Light Review · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 11 episodes
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Join lighting industry experts John Bullock and Chris Fordham for The Strike a Light Podcast, a thought-provoking series dedicated to exploring the complex and ever-evolving world of architectural lighting design & manufacturing. Produced by The Light Review, this podcast dives into the most pressing issues, trends, and controversies shaping the lighting industry today. John and Chris bring a wealth of experience, skepticism, and insight to every episode. Whether you're a professional architectural lighting designer, product designer, an architect, or simply curious about the light that shapes our environments, The Strike a Light Podcast from The Light Review offers engaging discussions that will make you look at the spaces around you in a whole new light.
The Light Review hosts The Strike a Light Podcast, a technology show with 11 episodes published.
Do National Traits Define the Light Fittings We Create? I must admit, when Chris suggested we spend an episode unpicking whether light fittings carry a national character, I caught myself doing a bit of mental inventory.
From Nocturnal Chaos to Restful Care Environments A decade ago, you couldn't walk through a lighting exhibition without having 'Human-Centric Lighting' shouted at you from every banner and brochure. Manufacturers were st
Independent Specifiers and the Curse of the Familiar in Lighting Design There I was, nursing a lukewarm cuppa and looking over a specification sheet that felt rather too familiar, when a slightly uncomfortable question h
The Battle Between Bespoke Lighting and the Basic Variant There I was, sipping my tea and contemplating the vast universe of lighting design, when it struck me: the peculiar world of "specials." Ah, specials...those litt
The Decline of the Downlight About twenty years ago, I received a phone call from an architect who was in a bit of a panic over a rather gorgeous, listed Arts and Crafts house. They were struggling with the lighting sche
... or, Do We Really Need to Light Up the Night? Reflecting on my own nocturnal escapades, I recall numerous occasions when the debate over the necessity of night lighting became particularly personal. Picture this: stum
Many moons ago, I found myself knee-deep in a project where the distinction between a "lighting designer" and someone who simply "works with lights" became glaringly evident. This wasn't just a semantic exercise; the lin
Emergency lighting . . . it's that corner of the lighting world that often feels more like a chore than a choice, isn't it? It's the "grudge purchase" we all know too well. But let's be honest, despite the sighs and grum
Modularity - now there's a word that takes me back. I remember the days when lighting fixtures were built to last and built to be fixed. No binning, no buying new when something went awry. Just a screwdriver and a spare
Now, you may know I've had my doubts about the AI invasion sweeping across our domains. My friend and podcast co-host Chris Fordham and I have spent many a conversation musing over the role of artificial intelligence in
Ah, the glorious LED. I remember the days when LEDs were the bright star on the horizon of our lighting universe—promising energy efficiency and infinite lifespan. Those were simpler times when we didn't think too much a
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