Architectural Lighting Design and Case Analysis

Author: (USA) Karlen M.
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: This book provides a comprehensive and systematic introduction to the professional characteristics, content, design steps, workflow, methods, techniques, and objectives of architectural lighting design in a concise and vivid manner. It focuses on explaining how to establish appropriate lighting design concepts, the key considerations for designing lighting for specific spaces, how to develop lighting design plans and documentation, and how lighting design collaborates with related fields such as architecture, interior design, and electrical engineering. The book also analyzes over 20 typical cases, including lighting design for common building types such as residential, commercial, office, healthcare facilities, hotels, restaurants, and public spaces. Additionally, it explores the professional positioning of lighting design. This book is primarily intended as a teaching guide for lighting design, catering to professionals in architectural design, interior design, electrical engineering, and lighting design, as well as students in related fields at universities and higher education institutions. It can be used for reference by design professionals and students.