Lighting and power system

The Enterprise Centre building lighting design incorporates several energy-efficient strategies.

Using daylight as the primary source of light is a great way to reduce energy consumption, as it allows the building to rely on natural light rather than artificial lighting. This can also have benefits for the occupants, as natural light has been shown to have a positive effect on mood and productivity.

Additionally, the absence of down lights in the ceilings suggests that the lighting design has been carefully considered to minimize energy waste. Down lights can be a major source of heat loss and energy waste, as they often require large amounts of energy to run and can generate a lot of excess heat.

Using task-focused lighting is another smart strategy for reducing energy consumption, as it allows the building to provide targeted lighting in areas where it is needed, while avoiding excess lighting in areas that do not require it.

Balanced colour temperature is another important consideration in lighting design, as it can help create a comfortable and naturallooking environment. Choosing a color temperature that is similar to natural daylight can help reduce eye strain and create a more pleasant atmosphere for building occupants.

Finally, the use of intelligent lighting controls and pendant lighting can help create a comfortable and adaptable lighting environment, while minimizing energy consumption. By using controls to adjust lighting levels based on occupancy, daylight levels, and other factors, the building can reduce energy waste and ensure that lighting is provided only where and when it is needed.