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The latest issue of 'Zawód Architekt' takes a closer look at the use of daylight in office interiors and its integration with artificial light. And all this in the context of the energy crisis and the growing ecological disaster.We also present our innovative solution: the QLS system for the integration of daylight and artificial light.We invite you to read more.    

For a long time now, lighting control has not been reduced to the wall switches we are used to in flats and traditional lighting systems. Today, the user expects full control and the ability to adapt light to his or her needs: the ability to adjust intensity, colour temperature, create lighting scenes, etc. In our latest article in 'Architekt Wnętrz', we introduce you to modern lighting control solutions.  

When decorating your living space - whether it's a cosy bedsit, a flat or a house - you want it to be bright, well-lit.  But what does 'well-lit' really mean?  We invite you to read the article on urzadzamy.pl.  

The sun is unquestionably the best source of light.The human sense of sight is adapted to perception in sunlight - the eye perceives colours and shapes best in the daylight spectrum, and all artificial light sources are only a substitute for daylight when it is scarce.In their latest article in 'Architekt Wnętrze' magazine, Tomasz Klimek and Piotr Zowada talk about unique architecture in which light and space are intertwined.  

The steel bridge named in honour of Marshal Józef Piłsudski in Kraków, known by the locals as the Turtle Bridge, connects Kazimierz with Podgórze. Commissioned in January 1933, this structure is the oldest complete road bridge over the Vistula in Kraków, still standing today. The designers of the bridge's illumination aimed to expose the historical value of the structure, the sophisticated proportions of the structure and to emphasise its attractive location. All this made it possible to achieve an interesting visual effect. We invite you to a presentation of the illumination of one of Krakow's most beautiful bridges, which - thanks to night lighting - has gained a night life.  

Lighting is one of the key elements influencing the perception of a space by its users, which in turn directly translates into the commercial success of an investment. We invite you to read the article 'In light', which appeared in the pages of the magazine 'Architekt Wnętrz'.  

Today, we invite you to visit the temples of art, thanks to an article in the magazine 'Zawód Architekt', in which we talk about the secrets of exhibition and museum lighting.When designing the lighting of museums and galleries, the type of exhibits on display is extremely important. They determine the type, colour and luminaires of the light used.We invite you to read on.  

In the article 'Monuments from the inside', we present the background of the lighting of historic interiors in 'Zawód Architekt'.When designing the lighting of historic monuments, the time of their origin is of fundamental importance, as we take a different approach to an austere Romanesque rotunda and a Baroque chamber dripping with gold. The most difficult thing, however, is to reconcile the historical character of the building with the need to expose its most valuable elements.We invite you to discover the secrets of lighting monuments.  

Daylight is one of the natural elements of architecture. Its skilful use affects the mood and well-being of the occupants, but also the energy balance of the building. The balanced presence of daylight in a design is one proof of the architect's mastery.Designing for the influence of daylight has a deep historical tradition, since it was the main source of lighting in buildings until the invention of electricity. We invite you to read the article 'Daylight in architecture', which was op-ed in the journal 'Zawód architekt' ('Profession of Architecture').  

The architectural works were initially not illuminated from the outside. Only the glow of the moon and the stars and the spotlight of torches and illuminated window openings and, later on, not-so-bright street lamps brought out the building blocks from the darkness of night. Today, we want to bring the most valuable historical buildings out of the gloom and make them shine against the background of the night sky.We write about the meanders of the illumination of monuments in the latest article on the pages of 'Zawód Architekt'. We invite you to read it.  

In the latest article in 'Zawód Architekt' magazine, we reveal what usually remains invisible in lighting - the control and power supply systems for luminaires. And although these are issues bordering on 'secret knowledge' reserved for specialists, it is worthwhile - at least briefly - getting to know the most popular solutions which allow lighting to be taken to a higher level.We invite you to read on.  

The 69th issue of 'Zawód Architekt' magazine features Tomasz Klimek's publication 'Zaśświecenie architektury', which opens a series of articles on the subject of light and lighting, addressed mainly, but not exclusively, to architects.It talks about the issue of light in architecture.We invite you to read it.