- 2024/10/22Lighting Detectives Annual Gathering
- 2024/10/09Vol.078 -Minimalism
- 2024/10/02City Night Survey : Azabudai Hills~Toranomon Hills
- 2024/10/02Round Table Discussion Vol.71: Review of Azabudai Hills &...
- 2024/10/02City Night Survey – Alaska
- 2024/10/02Newsletter vol.130
- 2024/09/20Afanti Hetian Barbecue Paradise
- 2024/09/06Night Walk in Musashi Kosugi, Kawasaki
- 2024/09/04Children’s Workshop in Omishima Island
- 2024/09/04City Night Survey – Busan, South Korea
City Night Survey : Azabudai Hills~Toranomon Hills
Observe the nightscape of the newest spot, Azabudai Hills~Toranomon Hills2024.0 5.10 Shinichi Sakaguchi + Amane Kotani+ Naoko Oguchi+ Yuko Nakayama Eight months have passed since the last city night survey in September last year. The first …
Round Table Discussion Vol.71: Review of Azabudai Hills & Toranomon Hills City Night Survey
2024.05.30 Noriko Higashi A review of the May 10 City Night Survey was held. 20 people gathered at LPA on Friday night to discuss the lighting in the newest spot, Azabudai Hills.We did the review of the May 10 Azabudai Hills & Toranomon…
City Night Survey – Alaska
2024.02.06-02.12 Masafumi Yamamoto + Yuki Ito We visited Alaska at the beginning of February. The purpose was to investigate the light environment in the Arctic under the theme of ‘Mother Nature’, focusing on urban areas, living environment…
Vol.078 -Minimalism
Interviewer: Linxi Chen Chen: Today I’d like to talk about minimalism. Minimalism started as an art movement in the realm of western art after the end of World War II. This movement dramatically affected later generations.When you …
Vol.077 -Cities and Countryside
Interviewer: Masashi Kurobe Kurobe: Today’s coffee break theme is “Cities and Countryside.” I come from a rural town, but I have been living in Tokyo for some time now and have gotten used to urban life. Recently, I went…
Vol. 076 -Memory and Forgetfulness
Interviewer: Yuta Shibata Shibata:Today I’d like to talk about memory and forgetfulness. Since I started working at LPA, six months have passed. Working as a lighting designer, I have found that memory is just as important…