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LIGHT GUIDE
PrizeWinner in Interior Design / Public Spaces
University/SchoolNational Taiwan University of Science and Technology
Lead ArchitectTsung Ying Hsieh
Design TeamHsuan Ting Huang, Tsung Ying Hsieh
We create ‘LIGHT GUIDE’ — a lighting device on a mountain path to reduce light pollution. The plant is used as a veneer to self-illuminate and light the mountain path. It mixes energy, functions and materials by combining plants and device. LIGHT GUIDE is a mountain guide from Nano Light-Emitting Plants, which is based in MIT forward technique to prevent light pollution.