Below the Surface: Transforming Underground Spaces Through Human-Centric Lighting

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From Berlin's Rotes Tathaus subway station and a bunker-like architect’s studio in London to the seemingly-daylit basement office of a company’s creative hub in Milan, this selection of underground lighting projects showcases innovative technologies, schemes, and products from a variety of design teams.

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