Language of Light
Principles of light, distribution and applications in indoor and outdoor spaces
Sponsored by Neo Architectural Lighting
An accredited course on the principles of light, distribution and applications in indoor and outdoor spaces where we explore how the human eye processes light and how lighting applications apply to human productivity.
Neo Architectural Lighting was born out of a vision to bring light to spaces where people thrive. Believing in the Scandinavian philosophy of lighting design and how light shapes our perception of our surroundings, Neo Architectural Lighting is founded on the principles of timeliness design that is sustainable and functional. NEO Architectural Lighting is the exclusive partner for Louis Poulsen in North America. Offering both classic and modern architectural fixtures that help to humanize your space.
Originally published in Architectural Record
Originally published in May 2022
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
- Summarize the history of safe pedestrian lighting and discuss both the design challenges and opportunities involved in its design.
- Define, and explain the connection between, MLP zoning and sustainable lighting.
- List and describe the components of LED exterior lighting, CCT, CRI, and healthy lighting.
- Apply knowledge of light distribution and BUG rating to assess appropriate lighting solutions.
- Discuss current lighting technology, including lighting controls, MESH, and smart cities.
- Explain keys issues of light pollution and discuss strategies to address and mitigate its impact.
