Mark Sutton Vane
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Mark Sutton Vane is an English
architectural lighting designer
.
Sutton Vane was born in
Jean Michel Jarre.[citation needed
]
In 1989, Sutton Vane moved into
2012 Olympics,[3] and regeneration schemes in Portsmouth and Liverpool.[4] The practice lit HMS Victory,[5] National Museum of Ireland,[6] National Museum of Saudi Arabia,[citation needed] “The First Emperor - China’s Terracotta Army” at the British Museum,[citation needed] The Roundhouse[citation needed], The National Museum of Oman, The Painted Hall in Greenwich and Sheffield’s Sheaf Square.[citation needed
] In 2021, Sutton Vane re-wrote the Society of Light and Lighting (SLL) Lighting Guide 8: Lighting for Museums and Galleries.
Examples of the practice's emphasis on sustainable lighting include its scheme for the
World Aids Day
, featured on the front cover of The Lit Environment by Derek Philips.
Light magazine ranked Sutton Vane Associates as one of the top 10 UK architectural lighting consultancies[9] and ranked both Portsmouth and Liverpool in its top 10 best-lit cities.[10]
Mark Sutton Vane is a grandson of Sutton Vane, the noted playwright.[citation needed]
References
- ^ "What's on at the Peter Harrison Planetarium | Royal Museums Greenwich | UNESCO World Heritage Site In London". Rmg.co.uk. Retrieved 19 December 2016.
- ^ "Sutton Vane Associates". Sva.co.uk. Retrieved 19 December 2016.
- London 2012 Olympics, 25 February 2009. Archived June 7, 2011, at the Wayback Machine
- ^ Light, March 2005, 28, "Mersey Mission" [dead link]
- ^ Phillips, D (2002) "The Lit Environment", 162, Architectural Press
- ^ Museum Practice, Issue 6, Vol 2, Number 6: "Lighting", 68, Museums Association
- ^ Phillips, D (2004) "Daylighting: Natural Light in Architecture", 168, Architectural Press
- ^ Gardiner, C. and Maloney R. (2001), "Transformations; Light Re-interpreting Architecture," 144, Rotovision.
- ^ Light, September 2005, 17.
- ^ Light, September 2005, 40.