LIGHT IN THE INTERIORS OF THE URBAN LANDSCAPE

Abstract

Urban compositions, which organize spaces in contemporary cities, are often perceived by its users – citizens, only as a net of communication paths There are known initiatives by more or less formalised social groups, which, in order to bring hitherto unnoticed fragments of urban territories into public consciousness, support their revitalisation, as well as the efforts of local authorities (also professional) related to architectural and urban education of children. These actions should facilitate the reading of the composition of urban spaces, which seems necessary for their proper use. This task is easier when the composition is clear, based on a conscious perception of existing spatial structures. Crystalline structures are best highlighted by light. It builds a scenography of space, helps in its perception and brings out formally important points. This article presents selected aspects of the use of daylight and artificial light in urban interiors.