Add to ORKGOur world is becoming brighter and brighter at night due to the increasing amount of light pollution, especially in our towns and cities. We tend to associate light with safety and security and do not always question the impact of artificial light upon our health and biodiversity. Perhaps it would be useful to also consider what we might value about darkness? Join Nick Dunn for an adventure into the Chorlton night – the time when the true nature of darkness reveals itself and familiar landscapes can be explored anew. Take a collective nightwalk away from the streetlights and explore the rich potential of darkness for our senses
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Walking as a means of transportation is a key feature in sustainable urban design, but few studies h...
Night is 50% of the planetary experience. Nighttime visible illumination is strongly tied to progres...
Melbourne is brightly lit at night. Some lighting is needed for safety, security and to make the cit...
Our world is becoming brighter and brighter at night due to the increasing amount of light pollution...
Nightwalking enables the city to be rediscovered, reimagined and reinvented with each step. Away fro...
In their chapter in this book, Rupert Griffiths, Nick Dunn, and Élisabeth de Bézenac bridge between ...
Dark Matters explores the city at night as a place and time within which escape from the confines of...
Witnessing the movements of the moon, stars, Milky Way and meteors is a fundamental first step in ex...
“There is no map. You run one.” is a site-specific audio walk for Re_Nature. While you listen to spo...
Light is everywhere, often uninvited as a by-product of our contemporary lives. Darkness meanwhile a...
Light is one of our essences of living and at the same time it is one of the mediums to perceive our...
In this essay I examine the features of night, in particular, urban night. I try to highlight the ep...
Introduction: If humans were truly at home under the light of the moon and stars, we would go in dar...
The recognition of vision as a powerful register for organising urban space locates lighting technol...
International audienceJust like the human body, cities are bound by the rhythm of the transition bet...
Walking as a means of transportation is a key feature in sustainable urban design, but few studies h...
Night is 50% of the planetary experience. Nighttime visible illumination is strongly tied to progres...
Melbourne is brightly lit at night. Some lighting is needed for safety, security and to make the cit...