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Broadway Plaza Schematic Lighting Design

Broadway Plaza Schematic Lighting Design. Diane Emert The Pennsylvania State University Architectural Engineering Lighting/Electrical Option. January 2004 Faculty Advisor: Dr. Richard Mistrick. General Information. Name: Broadway Plaza Location: Rochester, Minnesota Setting: Downtown

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Broadway Plaza Schematic Lighting Design

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  1. Broadway Plaza Schematic Lighting Design Diane Emert The Pennsylvania State University Architectural Engineering Lighting/Electrical Option January 2004 Faculty Advisor: Dr. Richard Mistrick

  2. General Information Name: Broadway Plaza Location: Rochester, Minnesota Setting: Downtown Owner: Royal Management & Development Inc. Building Size: 324,303 Sq. Ft. – 29 Stories Occupancy or Function Types: Primary Occupancy: Apartment Building Mixed Occupancy: Business/Retail (Floors 1-3)

  3. Broadway Plaza’s Goals 1. Luxurious Living at an Affordable Price 2. Home Away From Home • Patients visiting the nearby Mayo Clinic • Business travelers working in Rochester Target Cliental:

  4. Meeting Broadway Plaza’s Goals • Highlight high-end finishes • Highlight architectural elements • Emphasize building stature 1. Luxurious Living at an Affordable Price • Cure common dilemma of cliental • STRESS • Warm and inviting “home” appeal • A relaxing diversion 2. Home Away From Home • “Peace - that was the other name for home.”~ Kathleen Norris

  5. Evaluation Spaces • Exterior Façade • Apartment Lobby • Skyway • Function Room • Pool

  6. Exterior Facade Key Features: • Concrete and aqua glass • Curved metal roof • Skybridge to Mayo Clinic • Glass canopy entrance

  7. Exterior Facade Design Design Goals: Prominent architectural beacon Emphasize key marketing features Eliminate light trespass and direct glare Provide appropriate light levels Entrances (Egress/Way-finding)~ 5 fc Sidewalk (Security/Safety)~ 3 fc

  8. Schematic Solution Emphasize verticality and strength of structure * Avoid spill light into residential windows

  9. Schematic Solution Wash louvers and pole structure Highlight contouring curvature Wash of curved façade creates a beacon * Predominant portion visible from the ground

  10. Schematic Solution Market “warmth” of skybridge Add additional canopy entrance illuminance with wash of ground Decorative and Vertical Emphasis

  11. Benefits of Design Solution Enticing artistic beacon Promotes strength Emphasizes key marketing features Warm home atmosphere No light trespass or direct glare

  12. Apartment Lobby • Location: 1st Floor • Function: • Main entrance • Initial focal point • Casual waiting tasks

  13. Apartment Lobby Key Features: Surface Materials: • Revolving door • Lounge area • Reception area • Corridors to elevators • Curved depression in wall • Glass perimeter Floor: Honed Stone/ Carpet Walls: Brown/ Beige Wall covering Ceiling: Paint/ Cherry Wood Corridors

  14. Lobby Design Design Goals: Warm, inviting, and attractive ambience Create a focal point and subpoints Emphasize way-finding Avoid reflected glare System control

  15. Schematic Solution Section Along Rear of Lobby Section Along Front of Lobby

  16. Schematic Solution Focal Centerpiece: “Changing” Fireplace Subpoint of interest Wall wash for way-finding Indirect light

  17. Schematic Solution Home-like Soft relaxing glow Subpoint of interest Pendant denotes reception Perimeter lighting & way-finding

  18. Schematic Solution Example of Wall Appearance “Changing” Fireplace Light Wall Detail

  19. Benefits of Design Solution Warmth of home Intrigue through points of interest Low ambient light = relaxing ambience Way-finding to elevator System control

  20. Skyway • Location: South Perimeter of 2nd Floor • Function: • Warm and safe passage • Storefront façade • Large circulation space

  21. Skyway Key Features: Surface Materials: • Skybridge from Mayo Clinic • Stair and elevator • Retail display cases • Future retailers • Glass perimeter Floor: Unpolished Stone Walls: Beige/ Tan Wall covering Ceiling: Paint/ Acoustical Ceiling Tile

  22. Skyway Design Design Goals: Safe and welcoming passage Market as a “home” for future retailers Way-finding Tie design to lobby below

  23. Schematic Solution Washed for way-finding Indirect cove with illuminated glass center Warm hues to match lobby below

  24. Schematic Solution Washed for way-finding Series of indirect coves Sconce for way-finding Point fixtures within display case

  25. Schematic Solution Retail Display Detail Cove Detail

  26. Benefits of Design Solution Inviting to retailers and shoppers Guides and relaxes Tunneling effect avoided Ties with lobby below Sparkle and adjustment in display case

  27. Function Room • Location: South Perimeter of 3rd Floor • Function: • Social gatherings • Small public events

  28. Function Room Key Features: • Bar access • Two primary entrances • Decorative ceiling depressions • South-facing windows Surface Materials: Floor: Carpet Walls/Ceiling: Paint Ceiling Depressions: Paint

  29. Function Room Design Design Goals: Comfortable and relaxed “family room” atmosphere Lead visitors around space Expand spatial perception Stimulate Incorporate control

  30. Schematic Solution Prominent wall evenly washed Direct light from decorative downlights Low voltage decorative wall wash

  31. Schematic Solution Track fixtures highlight bar access “Picture frame” sconces Farthest walls left unlit

  32. Benefits of Design Solution Warmth of home Relaxed atmosphere created (Flynn Modes) Increased spatial perception Stimulation through patterns Hierarchy of light

  33. Pool • Location: Northeast Corner of 3rd Floor • Function: • Private Pool and Spa Area for Residents

  34. Pool Key Features: • Lap Pool • Jacuzzi • Wading Pool • 3 North Facing Splayed Skylights • 3 Depressed Ceiling Sections Surface Materials: Walls: Porcelain Tiles Ceiling: Paint Ceiling Depressions: Paint Wall Accent: Porcelain Tiles

  35. Pool Design Design Goals: Relaxed and private atmosphere User controlled moods Simple maintenance Eliminate safety hazards Provide appropriate light levels and uniformity Coefficient of Variation (CV, weighted average of relevant illuminance values) ~ 0.3 or less Max. to Min. Illuminance (UG) ~ 4:1 or less for 3’ above pool

  36. Schematic Solution In-Pool Lighting Example Section Section

  37. Schematic Solution Fiber optic in pool General Uplighting General downlighting Decorative Sconces In-pool lighting by LED fixtures Examples of in-pool lighting on walls and ceiling

  38. Benefits of Design Solution Privacy and serenity through reflections Safety Control for various moods Accessible and easy maintenance

  39. Does the Lighting Meet the Goals? 1. Luxurious Living at an Affordable Price • Highlight high-end finishes • Highlight architectural elements • Emphasize building stature

  40. Does the Lighting Meet the Goals? 2. Home Away From Home • Warm and inviting “home” atmosphere • Relaxing • Diversion through focal interest

  41. Thank You. Questions?

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