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The document discusses the significance of light in design, highlighting its role in shaping environments and enhancing user experiences. It covers various types of lighting, including ambient, task, natural, and smart lighting systems, as well as properties like intensity, color temperature, and energy efficiency. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of thoughtful lighting design in achieving aesthetic and functional goals.

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Light Presentation

The document discusses the significance of light in design, highlighting its role in shaping environments and enhancing user experiences. It covers various types of lighting, including ambient, task, natural, and smart lighting systems, as well as properties like intensity, color temperature, and energy efficiency. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of thoughtful lighting design in achieving aesthetic and functional goals.

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LIGHTS

By Mansha Patwari
TABLE OF CONTENTS
01 About Light

02 Properties of lighting materials

03 Different type of lights

04 Energy Efficient Lighting

05 Smart Lighting Systems

06 Conclusion
LIGHT
Light plays a pivotal role in design, serving as a dynamic
element that profoundly influences the aesthetic and
functional aspects of spaces. Beyond its illuminating
function, light is a powerful tool for architects and
designers to sculpt environments, evoke emotions, and
enhance user experiences. From the natural interplay of
sunlight to the intentional placement of artificial fixtures,
thoughtful consideration of lighting design can transform
a space, highlighting architectural features, creating focal
points, and establishing atmospheres that align with the
intended purpose of the design.
TYPES OF LIGHTS
AMBIENT LIGHTING
Provides overall illumination to create a comfortable and well-lit environment.
Examples : include chandeliers, ceiling-mounted fixtures, and wall sconces.
TASK LIGHTING
Focused illumination for specific activities, such as reading, cooking, or working.
Desk lamps, under-cabinet lights, and pendant lights are common examples.
NATURAL LIGHTING
Utilizes sunlight to enhance interiors, providing a connection to the outdoors.
Skylights, large windows, and glass doors contribute to natural lighting.
COVE LIGHTING
Indirect lighting concealed in ledges or recesses to provide a soft, diffused glow.
Enhances architectural details and creates a sense of warmth.
WALL-WASHING LIGHTING
Illuminates entire walls evenly, creating a visually appealing backdrop.
Achieved through fixtures like wall-mounted uplights or track lights.
LINEAR LIGHTING
Consists of long, narrow light sources, often used for accentuating lines and shapes.
LED strips, linear pendants, and cove lights fall into this category.
NEON LIGHTING
Neon lights are a type of gas-discharge light that produces a distinct and colorful glow
when an electric current passes through a tube filled with neon gas.
PROPERTIES
INTENSITY
Intensity refers to the
brightness or luminous flux
emitted by a light source.
Measured in lumens, it
quantifies the amount of light
emitted in a specific direction.
COLOR TEMPERATURE
Color temperature describes the
warmth or coolness of light.
Measured in Kelvin (K), yellowish
light, while higher values (e.g.,
5000K)
COLOR RENDERING
CRI measures the ability of a light source to
accurately render colors compared to natural
sunlight.
Expressed as a scale from 0 to 100, a higher CRI
indicates better color accuracy.
DIRECTIONALITY
Directionality refers to the
path or pattern in which light
is emitted from a source.
Some lights emit light in all
directions (omnidirectional),
while others are more focused
or directional.
SCATTERING &
DIFFUSION
Directionality refers to the path or pattern in which
light is emitted from a source.
Some lights emit light in all directions
(omnidirectional), while others are more focused
or directional.
ENERGY-EFFICIENT LIGHTING
Energy-efficient lighting refers to the use of lighting technologies
and strategies that minimize energy consumption while providing
adequate illumination. The primary goal of energy-efficient lighting
is to reduce energy waste, lower electricity bills, and contribute to
environmental sustainability. lighting not only reduces electricity
consumption but also contributes to lower greenhouse gas
emissions and lowers maintenance costs
SMART LIGHTING SYSTEMS
A smart lighting system is a cutting-edge solution that leverages
advanced technologies to enhance the control and efficiency of
lighting in homes and commercial spaces. These systems enable users
to remotely manage and customize lighting settings, including
brightness, color, and scheduling, through smartphones, tablets, or
voice commands. Smart lighting often incorporates sensors to detect
occupancy and adjust lighting accordingly, promoting energy efficiency
by ensuring lights are only active when needed. Integration with other
smart devices and home automation platforms allows for seamless
control and coordination within a connected ecosystem. Beyond the
convenience of remote operation, smart lighting systems contribute to
sustainability efforts by optimizing energy use and providing
innovative solutions for modern living and workspaces.
THANK YOU

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