The Lighting book a Manual for the Layman Setting Forth the Practical And Esth
The Lighting book a Manual for the Layman Setting Forth the Practical And Esth
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6 is merely a "shade" in name only, being an ordinary piece of ground glass having absolutely no inner surface light re- directing properties. Let me place myself on rec- ord here and now in stating that I believe shades of the type described in this chapter have outlived as it were their usefulness. Even with depolished inner surfaces the tremendous brilliancy of the tungsten lamps, and the increase in brilliancy which must inevitably attend further illuminant improvements, will necessitate th...e use of totally enclosing glassware of an attractive character such as to differentiate and give dignity. Lamps will be placed within soft toned beautiful glassware eliminating glare, and every useful ray of light will be utilized by enclosed lamps in opaque re- flectors which will redirect every ray of light in a manner suitable from physiological, utilitarian, and aesthetic requirements.
VII LIGHT ON THE PATH "Shine by the side of every path we tread, With such a lustre he who runs may read. " f"T^HOSE partially enclosing shades, of the -* commonplace, ugly commercial type the kind which must never be placed where they can be seen in the home have certain useful applica- tions where their ugliness is concealed from view.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
6 is merely a "shade" in name only, being an ordinary piece of ground glass having absolutely no inner surface light re- directing properties. Let me place myself on rec- ord here and now in stating that I believe shades of the type described in this chapter have outlived as it were their usefulness. Even with depolished inner surfaces the tremendous brilliancy of the tungsten lamps, and the increase in brilliancy which must inevitably attend further illuminant improvements, will necessitate th...e use of totally enclosing glassware of an attractive character such as to differentiate and give dignity. Lamps will be placed within soft toned beautiful glassware eliminating glare, and every useful ray of light will be utilized by enclosed lamps in opaque re- flectors which will redirect every ray of light in a manner suitable from physiological, utilitarian, and aesthetic requirements.
VII LIGHT ON THE PATH "Shine by the side of every path we tread, With such a lustre he who runs may read. " f"T^HOSE partially enclosing shades, of the -* commonplace, ugly commercial type the kind which must never be placed where they can be seen in the home have certain useful applica- tions where their ugliness is concealed from view.
What to read after The Lighting book a Manual for the Layman Setting Forth the Practical And Esth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francisco Laurent Godinex to read onlineMoreLess
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