PLS 2014: Lighting Landscapes

Introduction

Audience

Structure

Structure

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WHY LIGHT LANDSCAPES

1a Enhancing the Landscape & its Image

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1b Lighting for Security & Orientation

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1b Lighting for Security & Orientation

1c Economic & Civic Effects

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HOW TO USE LIGHTING IN LANDSCAPE PROJECTS

2.1 Where does Lighting Design Come from?

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Manufacturers/Distributors

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Independent Lighting Designers

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Design and Supply

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Design and Supply

M&E Consultants/Electrical Engineers

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2.2 The Lighting Design Process

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Contract Model

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Contract Model

Design Phases

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Contract Model

Design Phases (Concept - Visualisations, presentations, site trials)

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Contract Model

Design Phases (Detailed – Safety, durability, maintenance)

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2.3 The Main Landscape Features for Lighting

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Pathways (columns, bollards, low level, handrails)

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Pathways (columns, bollards, low level, handrails)Verticals (walls, facades, visible boundaries, vistas)

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Pathways (columns, bollards, low level, handrails)Verticals (walls, facades, visible boundaries, vistas)Trees and Planting (types, techniques)

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Pathways (columns, bollards, low level, handrails)Verticals (walls, facades, visible boundaries, vistas)Trees and Planting (types, techniques)Steps and Ramps

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Pathways (columns, bollards, low level, handrails)Verticals (walls, facades, visible boundaries, vistas)Trees and Planting (types, techniques)Steps and RampsStatues and Monuments

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Pathways (columns, bollards, low level, handrails)Verticals (walls, facades, visible boundaries, vistas)Trees and Planting (types, techniques)Steps and RampsStatues and MonumentsSignage and Directional Lighting

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2.4 Pitfalls and Prevention

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coloured light

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coloured lightclutter

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coloured lightclutterlight pollution

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coloured lightclutterlight pollutionderogation

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WHAT CAN LIGHTING DESIGN ACHIEVE

3.1 The Results: Successful Landscape Lighting Design Techniques

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textural uplightingcolour and watermoonlighting and gobo projectionsunder bench lightingless is moremulti-head area lightingcatenaryconcealed/integrated detailslighting art

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3.2 The Results: 15 Exemplary UK Case Studies

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