Interior lighting design and hybrid working

6 months ago

Hi,

My name is Alex and I am a design student at NTU. I am currently conducting a project on lighting in the home work environment, and would love some input. If anyone is interested in sharing their opinions on what is important to them when it comes to lighting I have attached a short servery below in Microsoft Forms.

Thankyou,

Alex

https://forms.office.com/e/TTFxc5QANd

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