Light Forms is a glass material system aimed at creating site-specific architectural structures attuned to natural light cycles and the well-being of the occupants as it relates to shifts in light. The work of Light Forms carefully deploys a specific three-dimensional geometric glass form as the most prominent element of the structure. The shape of this form, a glass building block, allows for multiple orientations that each aggregate together to construct wall systems with various patterns that create different textures as well as spatial configurations within the system. As a block, the form makes use of the strength of glass in compression. We are currently studying slight variations in the geometries, as well as internal pockets of air that would create other optical characteristics, and thermal and acoustic performance. With the glass form as the dominant element of an architectural system, Light Forms are undertaken with strong consideration on how to provide occupants with undisrupted natural light and even darkness. Light Forms looks at how building materials can contribute to well being and circadian reset. Natural light and darkness is an important factor in determining our relationship to our surroundings, and maintaining a healthy alignment to the natural rhythms of day and night.