Light & Engineering 26 (3)

Volume 26
Date of publication 09/28/2018
Pages 74-80

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Features of Artificial Illumination of Historical and Modern Landscape Compositions. L&E 26 (3) 2018

Articles authors:

Alexander N. Belkin, Victoriya V. Dormidontova

Ph.D., Professor, graduated from the Town Development and Architecture faculty of the Chisinau Polytechnic Institute with a specialisation “Architecture”. At present, he is a professor of the Chair “Design of Buildings and Constructions” of the University of Civil Engineering (NRU MGSU), a member of the Russian Union of Architects

Ph.D., Pofessor, graduated from the Town development and architecture faculty of the Chisinau Polytechnical Institute with a specialisation “Architecture”. At present time, she is a professor of the Chair “Landscape Architecture and Landscape Gardening construction” of the Mytishchi branch of the MSTU of N.E. Bauman (MGUL), a member of the Union of Architects of Russia and of Moscow association of landscape architects

Abstract

The article is dedicated to the problem of artificial illumination of landscape compositions. As exemplified by the Château de VauxleVicomte palace and garden ensemble of the XVIIth century and by the National memorial complex of the 11th September 2001, features of artificial illumination of historical and modern landscape compositions are considered. Methods of revelation of existing planning and spatial elements in historical gardens are described. Merits and demerits of use of modern technological capabilities of artificial illumination are shown.

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