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Dark Skies by Design

Why dark skies matter and how can we design for them in the built environment

Panel discussion

MPavilion 2023 Tadao Ando

Circular roof structure supported by a central concrete column above a reflective pool, with people seated on wooden benches within a concrete-walled outdoor space.
Date
17 September 2026
Time
17:30 - 19:30 GMT+10
Location
MPavillion
Queen Victoria Gardens
Melbourne
VIC 3004
Australia
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Head of Lighting in Australia, Bettina Easton, will join an upcoming event at Melbourne's MPavilion to explore how thoughtful lighting design can reduce light pollution while supporting biodiversity, people and place.

This session will examine the significance of dark skies from an Indigenous astronomy, ecological and design perspectives, sharing practical insights into how the built environment can better support both wildlife and communities.

Joining Bettina as speakers at the event:

Whether you work in planning, design, sustainability or environmental management, join us to gain practical insights and inspiration for incorporating dark sky principles into future projects and helping to protect the landscapes, species and stories connected to our night sky.

Speakers

Bettina in dark clothing in front of a green hedge with red glasses on her head smiling to camera

Bettina Easton

Associate, Lighting Design

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