ErgoBio Light
KTH — Architectural Lighting Design · 2024 · Architectural Lighting Design, Human-Centric
Relighting KTH's V building for well-being — daylight, biophilic design and adaptable control.
ErgoBio Light revitalises the 4th floor of KTH’s V building into a space for well-being and productivity. With a human-centric, nature-inspired approach, I worked to maximise daylight, introduce dynamic and user-friendly controls, cut energy use and bring in biophilic design — reconfiguring the space and controlling glare.
As part of the four-person Sun Lab team I delivered both the schematic and detailed design phases, set against KTH’s sustainability goals and the historic significance of the V building — establishing a rhythmic lighting system that adapts to the needs of the space and the people in it.
