Sinus Lynge, Co-founder and Creative Director at EFFEKT, presents Daylight Talk #25, entitled ‘The Nature of Light – Designing with Daylight to Reconnect with Nature’.
Organised in collaboration with the Royal Danish Academy, the lecture continues the 2025 Daylight Talk series. The talk will be moderated by Louise Grønlund, Associate Professor at the Royal Danish Academy of Architecture, Design and Conservation in Copenhagen.
In his presentation, Lynge explores how architecture can shape and enrich our experience of light as it transforms throughout the day and across the seasons. Drawing from EFFEKT’s architectural practice in Denmark, he discusses how daylight is integrated as a formative element in educational and residential projects. His talk underscores the potential of daylight as a medium for supporting environmental awareness, spatial experience, and individual wellbeing.
About Sinus Lynge
Sinus Lynge is the Co-founder and Creative Director of EFFEKT, an architecture and urban design studio known for its interdisciplinary and sustainability-oriented work. With a background in architecture and urbanism, he leads projects that explore innovative responses to current environmental and social challenges. His practice places a strong emphasis on connecting built environments with ecological systems, and on promoting resource-conscious and life-centred design approaches.
Daylight Talks is a series of free, online video lectures curated by Daylight and Architecture and organised in partnership with prominent architectural schools around the world. The talks present architects and educators that are working consciously with daylight in their projects or educational programmes.