Paris’ Oldest Dome Illuminated By Light And Water

“Without light and water, there is no evolution in life for all.”Created to light up Paris’ oldest dome for Milan Design Week 2011, the site-specific installation was managed by DGT Architects’ own ‘lighting-time control’ system, 16 slotted tube rings adorned the ceiling, releasing 60 drops of water per second: a total of 3 tonnes, which circulates the room. “Light and water are essences of everything; without any light and water, there is no evolution in life for all,” explain the architects.