The Good Light Group is pleased to welcome Kevan Shaw as an advisor. Kevan is an internationally respected lighting designer with more than 40 years of experience in architectural, museum and urban lighting, and currently serves as a Director of the International Association of Lighting Designers (IALD). Sunset in Iceland Kevan will strengthen our work particularly in the field of lighting design, helping to further integrate health and wellbeing into design practice. His ext

Daylight saving time gives us longer, brighter evenings, but it can also disrupt our natural body clock. Even weeks after the clocks change, many people still feel more tired, find it harder to fall asleep, or struggle to wake up in the morning. The reason is simple. Our body clock is primarily regulated by light. When the clocks move forward by one hour, our social schedule changes overnight, but our body clock does not. It needs time and the right light signals to adjust. P

A summary of the article by Jan Denneman and Dave Hollingsbee, published in Arc, a magazine for architects and interior designers. For years, the lighting industry has focused on three key goals: functionality, design, and sustainability. We have made remarkable progress in energy efficiency, circular manufacturing, and smarter lighting controls. But there is a fourth dimension that deserves equal attention: sleep, human health and performance. Photo by copernico on Unsplash

We’ve organised our 25th Good Light Group meeting. The topics included: Jan Denneman with the Good Light Group news. Lawrence Lin presents an update on the Good Light Group Asia & more info about the deLIGHTed Talks Asia. Maarten Voorhuis shares his insights into the use of the light-measuring function on the Apple Watch. Photo by Jonatas Daniel on Unsplash Missed the Good Light Group Meeting? Watch the presentions online here: Jan Denneman - Good Light Group news Lawrence