1. LIGHTING DESIGN Presentation
November 5th 2016 by
Sponsor by
Luci Lighting

2. Steven Holl (Architect)
Space remains in oblivion without light. Lights, shadow and shade, it’s different sources, it’s opacity, transparency, translucency -
Steven Holl (Architect)

3. Definition of Lighting Design
Lighting Design is planning of our visual environment

6. FOUNDER + PARTNERS

7. CERTIFICATION
The Certified Lighting Designer (CLD) certification is the first evidence-based certification in lighting design in the world.
The certification process is designed to assess whether an individual is able to operate as a lead architectural lighting designer in a professional and proficient manner.
Goals and Outcomes (satisfy project requirements/intent).
Collaboration (cross-disciplinary).
Ingenuity (demonstrate innovation, creativity and resourcefulness).
Synthesis (integration of technical and aesthetics elements).
Science (applying principles of light to meet technical criteria).
Stewardship (to know response of lighting and potential environment impact).
Human Experience (lighting solutions that affect people positively).
Our Principal, Toh Yah Li, is recognized with Certified Lighting Designer Certification and 5th in the world to receive this recognition.

8. REGIONAL PROJECT OVERVIEW

10. planning our visual environment
LIGHTING DESIGN
planning our visual environment

11. Health / Safety / Well-being
THE AIM of LIGHTING DESIGN
HUMAN NEEDS
Visibility
Task Performance
Visual Comfort
Social Communication
Mood & Atmosphere
Health / Safety / Well-being
Aesthetic Judgement
ECONOMICS
ENERGY EFFICIENCY
ENVIRONMENT
Installation
Maintenance
Operation
Energy
Environment
ARCHITECTURE
SITE-RELATED ISSUES
Form
Composition
Style
Codes & Standards
Safety & Security
Daylighting
LIGHTING
QUALITY

12. LIGHTING TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE
Evolving Lamp Technologies
Cabling and Compatibility of Lighting Controls
Capability to Evaluate Lighting Fixture Prior to Selection (Reduced Maintenance Frequency)
Minimising Abortive Work
Colour Rendering Index
Lighting Angles / Directions
Technical Data / Beam Angles

13. ACCESS TO A WIDE RANGE OF LIGHTING PRODUCTS
Fittings need to be tailored to suit the vision and circumstances of a particular build. Many quality fittings are hard to access without professional advice.
Ensure client has the best value for money by selecting appropriate and evaluate lighting fixtures, lamps which are value for money, in relation to energy savings and durability, while achieving a great effect.
better product awareness and selection by professional lighting consultant to manage budget and expectations of quality.

14. Lighting Design Phase:
1. Concept Design, to develop the lighting concept from the other design principal, what role light can play.
2. Design Development, to turn conceptual ideas into design details and suggestions for lighting equipment and material finishes.
3. Production, to produce comprehensive package of drawings, lighting specifications and associated document, for construction phase.
4. Construction, to support the construction team, onsite visit and quick response to coordination and installation issues, to ensure the delivery of lighting concept and effect.

15. PHASE – Concept Design

16. PHASE – Concept Design

17. PHASE – Concept Design

18. PHASE – Concept Design

19. PHASE – Design Development
Developing Lighting concept (hand sketch-right) to computer photo rendering image (left)

20. PHASE – Design Development
Developing Lighting concept , suggesting details for best outcome, and lighting calculation when the project needed.

21. PHASE – Design Development
Developing Lighting concept and suggesting details for best outcome

22. PHASE – Design Development
Choosing which lighting fixture from array of product, quality and budget wise.

23. PHASE – Design Development
Choosing which lighting fixture from array of product, quality and budget wise.

24. PHASE – Design Development
Choosing which lighting fixture from array of product, quality and budget wise.

25. PHASE – Production
Making construction drawing for lighting layout, working detail drawing and lighting specifications.

26. PHASE – Production
Making construction drawing for lighting layout, working detail drawing and lighting specifications.

27. PHASE – Construction
On site meeting and quick response to coordination and installation issue.

29. Case Subject Audi Flagship Showroom, Minato Mirai, Yokohama - Japan
LIGHTING DESIGN
Case Subject
Audi Flagship Showroom, Minato Mirai, Yokohama - Japan

31. CUSTOMER’S SATISFACTION
Introduced integrated sustainable measures with lighting design concept
- Daylight consideration and daylight harvesting
Centralized control system with time-clock
Ease of use through pre-set scenes automation
Managed to successfully achieve 11W/sqm for car showroom area and 6W/sqm for the rest of the areas.
Premium branding is enhanced, prestigious brand.
Products are in the right light and attracted greater interests and sales

32. WHY WAS LIGHT COLLAB APPOINTED? (Audi Minato Mirai, Yokohama)
Issues
Energy Wastage
Too many Lights
Inconsistent Lighting
Space too bright at wrong areas
Affects Brand Reputation

33. OVERCOMING CHALLENGES
CLIENT’S REQUIREMENT
Energy Efficiency
Reduction of Maintenance due to High Labour Cost
Scarcity of Energy
DESIGN CHALLENGES
Audi Brand Image (Identity)
Lighting of Double / Triple Volume Spaces
Understanding Materials
Integration of Environment (Daylight savings)
Location Map
Audi Centre, Minato Mirai, Yokohama, Japan

34. OVERCOMING CHALLENGES
1. Audi Brand Image (Identity)
Facade Lighting Concept
Luminous line

35. OVERCOMING CHALLENGES
2. Lighting of Double / Triple Volume Spaces
3. Understanding Materials
Audi Cars Showroom Overview

36. OVERCOMING CHALLENGES
2. Lighting of Double / Triple Volume Spaces
3. Understanding Materials

37. OVERCOMING CHALLENGES
2. Lighting of Double / Triple Volume Spaces
3. Understanding Materials
Good Product Knowledge to Achieve Design Intent.

38. OVERCOMING CHALLENGES
2. Lighting of Double / Triple Volume Spaces
3. Understanding Materials
Good Product Knowledge to Achieve Design Intent.

39. OVERCOMING CHALLENGES
2. Lighting of Double / Triple Volume Spaces
3. Understanding Materials
Good Product Knowledge to Achieve Design Intent.

41. OVERCOMING CHALLENGES
Integration with Architectural / Interior Spaces to achieve perceived brightness and comfortable ambience
Spec Ref.: LL03
Typical Cove Detail

43. OVERCOMING CHALLENGES
Integration with Architectural / Interior Spaces to achieve perceived brightness and comfortable ambience
Spec Ref.: SL03
Luci LED Power FLEX HE
Uplighting Detail from Seating for Café Curved wall

45. HOLISTIC LIGHTING OUTCOME
Comfortable balance between brightness and darkness

46. LIGHTING DESIGN
Case Subject
Tower of Light, Dhaka - Bangladesh

47. “ Light as a symbol of selfless sacrifice of the freedom fighters and hope for the nation of Bangladesh…” – Light Collab

48. HOW TO TRANSFORM A 45m GLASS TOWER INTO A TOWER OF LIGHT?
Site Mock-up / Testing / Supervision

50. TURNS YOUR VISION INTO REALITY
LIGHT COLLAB
TURNS YOUR VISION INTO REALITY

52. VERSATILITY & RICH EXPERIENCES IN VARIOUS PROJECT TYPES
Culture & Religion
Retail
Tua Pek Kong Temple, Singapore
Dr. Hauschka, Singapore
Studio216, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

53. VERSATILITY & RICH EXPERIENCES IN VARIOUS PROJECT TYPES
Hospitality
Park Royal Nay Pyi Daw, Myanmar
Premier Inn, Makassar, Indonesia
Genting Casino T18, Malaysia

54. VERSATILITY & RICH EXPERIENCES IN VARIOUS PROJECT TYPES
Landed Properties
Astrid Hill
Dalvey
Berrima House-B
Sunridge Park

55. VERSATILITY & RICH EXPERIENCES IN VARIOUS PROJECT TYPES
Condominiums
Rivergate, Singapore
Parkview (Botannia) at West Coast Park, Singapore
The Cosmopolitan , Singapore

56. VERSATILITY & RICH EXPERIENCES IN VARIOUS PROJECT TYPES
Office & Commercial Buildings
Satoria, Surabaya, Indonesia
S.I.C.C, Yangon, Myanmar
UBC, Yangon, Myanmar
Audi Centre, Singapore
139 Cecil Street, Singapore

57. VERSATILITY & RICH EXPERIENCES IN VARIOUS PROJECT TYPES
Light Art Events & Installations
Night Festival 2015: IALD - In Light of Shadow
Torch Up SEA Games: We The Light
Light Strings & Light Air for Transitional by Shophouse & Co
Seminar & Iftar Celebration 2016, BOMA Jakarta

58. WHY YOU NEED LIGHTING DESIGN? Certified lighting design
Good Lighting Identity & Design
High Premiums
Lower Operational Cost
Initial Investment
Years 1 2 3 4
> 5
Large Profit Margin

59. Credible Results
Design Sensitivity
Certified Lighting Designer (CLD)
Varied Experience
Consistent Performance
Versatile
Award Winning
Innovative

60. Thank You
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