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INTD 52 fundamentals of lighting functions of illumination

INTD 52 fundamentals of lighting functions of illumination. lighting can be a tremendous force in architectural, interior, and landscape design. lighting can be a tremendous force in architectural, interior, and landscape design.

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INTD 52 fundamentals of lighting functions of illumination

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  1. INTD 52 fundamentals of lighting functions of illumination

  2. lighting can be a tremendous force in architectural, interior, and landscape design

  3. lighting can be a tremendous force in architectural, interior, and landscape design

  4. lighting can be a tremendous force in architectural, interior, and landscape design

  5. lighting can be a tremendous force in architectural, interior, and landscape design

  6. lighting can be a tremendous force in architectural, interior, and landscape design

  7. lighting can be a tremendous force in architectural, interior, and landscape design

  8. light has four specific duties: • decorative • accent • task • ambient • no single light source can perform all functions of lighting for a given space

  9. Light should be “layered”: a number of light sources should be blended together in order to create a comfortable, inviting environment this is the KEY to effective lighting design

  10. participation activity: classroom light analysis directions: …Look around the classroom. Identify each of the types of lighting used in the space and list them according to category. …Answer the question: According to your current knowledge of lighting, what are the strengths of the classroom’s lighting plan and what are its weaknesses? …Campus Critique—now visit two other places on campus(one good, one bad) and complete an analysis for each

  11. decorative: • used to create the “sparkle” for a room • examples: chandeliers, sconces, table lamps • in the best designs, decorative light sources only create the illusion of providing a room’s illumination • translucent vs. opaque shades

  12. decorative: used to create the “sparkle” for a room

  13. decorative: used to create the “sparkle” for a room

  14. decorative: used to create the “sparkle” for a room

  15. decorative: used to create the “sparkle” for a room

  16. decorative: used to create the “sparkle” for a room

  17. decorative: used to create the “sparkle” for a room

  18. accent: • directed illumination that highlights objects within an environment • examples: track, recessed adjustable fixtures • used to highlight art, sculpture, tabletops, plants, etc… • if you only use accent light, you get the museum effect • thrives on subtlety • want to see the effect, not how it is created

  19. accent: directed illumination that highlights objects within an environment

  20. accent: directed illumination that highlights objects within an environment

  21. accent: directed illumination that highlights objects within an environment

  22. accent: directed illumination that highlights objects within an environment

  23. accent: directed illumination that highlights objects within an environment

  24. task: • illumination for performing work-related activities, such as reading, cutting vegetables or sorting laundry • optimally located between your head and the work surface • table lamps—reading • fluorescent—for working • under counter fixture mount best for kitchens

  25. task: illumination for performing work-related activities

  26. task: illumination for performing work-related activities

  27. task: illumination for performing work-related activities

  28. task: illumination for performing work-related activities

  29. ambient: • the soft, general illumination that fills the volume of a room with a glow of light • most important of the four functions • often left out of design of a room or space • best ambient light comes from sources that bounce illumination off of ceiling & walls • provides a subtle general illumination without drawing attention to them • examples: indirect wall sconces, torcheres, indirect pendants, cove lighting

  30. ambient: • the soft, general illumination that fills the volume of a room with a glow of light • should not be used alone—“cloudy day effect”—everything in the space seems to have the same value, without any depth or dimension

  31. ambient: the soft, general illumination that fills the volume of a room with a glow of light

  32. ambient: the soft, general illumination that fills the volume of a room with a glow of light

  33. ambient: the soft, general illumination that fills the volume of a room with a glow of light

  34. ambient: the soft, general illumination that fills the volume of a room with a glow of light

  35. ambient: the soft, general illumination that fills the volume of a room with a glow of light

  36. participation activity: interior light analysis directions: …Using the same paper as the Classroom Light Analysis and 5 pictures from magazines provided, identify each of the types of lighting used in the spaces and list them according to category. …Answer the question: According to your current knowledge of lighting, what are the strengths of the image’s lighting plan and what are its weaknesses? …Attach the images that you used to your responses and hand them in for the day’s participation points.

  37. participation activity: interior light analysis

  38. participation activity: interior light analysis

  39. participation activity: interior light analysis

  40. participation activity: interior light analysis

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