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Rogier van der Heide: Prečo svetlo potrebuje temnotu

Filmed Oct 2010 • Posted Mar 2011TEDxAmsterdam
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Architekt osvetlenia Rogier van der Heide ponúka nádherný nový spôsob ako nazerať na svet -- pozorovaním svetla a tmy. Príklady z klasických budov ilustrujú hlboko premyslenú víziu hry svetla okolo nás.

Rogier van der Heide creates architectural spaces with light. Full bio »

Translated into Slovak by Roman Studenic
Reviewed by Peter Kačina
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