The Daylight Award presents: cross-disciplinarity conversation with Marilyne Andersen & Lars Courage

The Daylight Award aims to raise a holistic understanding of the importance of daylight in research and in practice. Every second year the award honors a researcher and an architect. To further support this cross-disciplinarity and bridge-building, The Daylight Award premiers a series of video conversations about daylight.
In this conversation:
MARILYNE ANDERSEN, Professor, Laboratory of Integrated Performance in Design, EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland, The Daylight Award 2016 laureate for daylight research, chair of The Daylight Award Jury in 2018 and member of the Jury in 2020 and 2022
LARS COURAGE, Architect, Founder of Courage Architects, Dutch Daylight Award 2012 laureate, Chair of Dutch Daylight Award, Netherlands
including questions from members of The Daylight Award Community:
MATHIAS SØNDERSKOV SCHALTZ, Computational Design Specialist, LINK Arkitektur, Denmark
FLORENCIA COLLO, Co-founder of Atmos Lab, MSc. AA, PLEA associate, United Kingdom
SELMA TIR, DPhil Candidate, Nuffield Department of Clinical Neurosciences, University of Oxford, United Kingdom
ABOUT THE DAYLIGHT CONVERSATIONS
The Daylight Award strives to be more than an award. It represents the strong interlink between theory and practice, between researchers, architects, artists, educators, students and daylight enthusiasts all over the world. It wants to recognize professions who are bringing new knowledge, innovation and applications of daylight, leading to an increased benefit and appreciation of its importance for people and the environment.
The Daylight Award welcomes everyone who wants to join the conversations by sharing experiences, best practices, new research findings, inspiration or any other ideas that are exploring the significance of daylight for the life on Earth.
To follow the activities and join the conversations, visit thedaylightaward.com/