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Rogier van der Heide談為什麼光明需要黑暗

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照明工程師Rogier van der Heide以新的角度看世界,特別著重於光(與暗)。例子包括了典型建築中縝密的光線設計。

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

Translated into Chinese, Traditional by Joan Liu
Reviewed by YUTING HUANG
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