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“Lighting Design Forum”, the ambitious international project designed and organised for the world of lighting and design by Eng. Roberto Baggio, Director of Performance in Lighting Singapore, will witness the prestigious participation of the UNESCO and of four leading, internationally acclaimed lighting designers, namely Louis Claire, Emmanuel Claire, Francesco Iannone and Serena Tellini. The event will be presented on 25 November at the National Design Centre, Singapore. On said occasion, speakers at the Forum will discuss their most prestigious experiences in lighting up iconic sites of historical and cultural interest by exploiting cutting edge technologies to enhance appreciation for these projects. Roberto Baggio will introduce the Lighting Design Forum's programme, while the Director of the UNESCO, Jean Wee, will talk about 2015 as the year of light and about the role played by lighting in drawing out the beauty of monuments and of the world's cultural wealth.

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“Lighting Design Forum”, the ambitious international project designed and organised for the world of lighting and design by Eng. Roberto Baggio, Director of Performance in Lighting Singapore, will witness the prestigious participation of the UNESCO and of four leading, internationally acclaimed lighting designers, namely Louis Claire, Emmanuel Claire, Francesco Iannone and Serena Tellini.

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Roberto Baggio will introduce the Lighting Design Forum's programme, while the Director of the UNESCO, Jean Wee, will talk about 2015 as the year of light and about the role played by lighting in drawing out the beauty of monuments and of the world's cultural wealth.

The event will be presented on 25 November at the National Design Centre, Singapore. On said occasion, speakers at the Forum will discuss their most prestigious experiences in lighting up iconic sites of historical and cultural interest by exploiting cutting edge technologies to enhance appreciation for these projects.