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Harbour View Hotel Postgraduate Unit: Subjective Analysis in Lighting Design Group Project: 4 people Duration: 5 weeks
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T Galleria, The Rocks Sydney Facade lighting design proposal Postgraduate Unit: Practice of Lighting Design Individual project, 5 weeks
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The Gateway Lobby Interior lighting design proposal Postgraduate Unit: Practice of Lighting Design Group of 4, 8 weeks
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Barangaroo Tower 3 Interior lighting design proposal Postgraduate Unit: Lighting Design Software Individual project, 4 weeks
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South Square Exterior facade and landscape lighting design Professional Work
Harbour View Hotel Facade lighting design proposal Postgraduate Unit: Subjective Analysis in Lighting Design Group Project: 4 people Duration: 5 weeks
Architectural Features
Building Name: Harbour View Hotel Site Location: 18 Lower Fort St, Dawes Point, Sydney, NSW 2000 Architects: Prevost & Waterman Year of Construction: 1922-1923 Building Type: State Heritage (Built) Category: Commercial (Hotel) Located at Dawes point, at the north western edge of Sydney CBD, southern end of Sydney Harbor Bridge Previously known as West Rocks and was a part of Millers Point
Multi pane window with projecting rendered frames
Lighting design in The Rocks
Eastern section is 2 storied with an open deck
Lighting design in the site
Similar context, similar ambience But big difference in the lighting design SWOT Analysis of the site Strength: Cultural and historical platform for the development of Sydney city Weakness: Lack of proper administrations Opportunity: Increase in the number of customers, hence economic growth Threat: low to high rate of crime Emphasis of buildings heritage prestige – The building of Harbour View Hotel contributes signicantly to the historical architecture of The Rocks. The lighting scheme will respect and celebrate this responding to the corresponded architectural styles and minimizing visual and physical impact on heritage fabric. Ÿ Highlighting historical architectural forms Ÿ Lighting design to explore the textures Ÿ Minimizing light spill and low environmental impact Ÿ Low maintenance and less consumed energy
Raised and circular decorative elements at the top end
Double height columns at the upper oors
Awnings at the ground level front façade
Entablature features circular decorative features
Landscape at George st Corner
Lower Fort Street: The History
Lighting design proposal for the facade Continuous linear LED to visually cap the building to uplight round corner detailing. Compliance with AS4282, obtrusive light. Beam angle: Diffused Colour temperature: 2700K CRI: >85 IP66
Continuous linear LED to visually cap the building to create visual end. Beam angle: Diffused Colour temperature: 2700K CRI: >85 IP66
Narrow beam spotlights to the column have been selected to highlight and enhance the verticality of the faรงade. Beam angle: Narrow Color temperature: 2700K CRI: >85 IP66
Linear uplight to accentuate the central faรงade feature and the sign.
Small spotlight to accent the window reveal. Beam angle: Medium Color temperature: 2700K CRI: >85 Ip66
Lighting design proposal for the canopy Adjustable recessed downlight to accent the table and celebrate the entry. Square shape recessed into ceiling panel to create a clean appearance.
Beam angle: Medium Color temperature: 2700K CRI: >85 IP65
Reserve the globe luminaires. Uniď€ cation the colour temperature to 2700k to match the dominant scheme. Warm color temperature to create soft and warm ambience. Dimmed lumen output to reduce discomfort glare. Provide general lighting to pedestrian walk
Luminous signage in cool temperature to create contrast from the dominant lighting elements
Decorative tablelamp to create low level soft ambient lighting Finish: Real Brass Color temperature: 2700K Power Source: Battery IP52
Final visual
T Galleria, The Rocks Sydney Facade lighting design proposal
Postgraduate Unit: Practice of Lighting Design Individual project, 5 weeks
Stained glass window
Wooden beams under awnings
Decorative concrete cornice
Decorative concrete sill
Red brick facing
Keystone
Decorative concrete cornice
Red steel balustrades
Sandstone
Intervention points
Lighting concept and luminaires
for windows
for keystones
for awning
for double height columns
for parapets and entry dome
Details
Detail A
Light ď€ xture set at centre into marine grade aluminium L channel glued along the building keystone, matt painted, colour matched to keystone Light ď€ xture set at centre into marine grade aluminium U channel glued along the brick railing, matt painted, colour matched to brick railing
Detail B
Detail A
Light LED strip glued into marine grade aluminium U channel glued along the building arch, matt painted, colour matched to keystone, leaving the top peak
Detail B
Light xture set at centre into marine grade aluminium L channel glued along the building keystone, matt painted, colour matched to keystone
Surface mounted ceiling washer light xture set at centre above the arch facing upwards
Light xture set outside the metal balustrade matt painted, colour matched to balustrade
Detail C Detail C
Wall projection light xture set above the canopy outside the brick facing of the column at the back of L angle of marine grade aluminium, matt painted, colour matched to brick wall Detail D
Detail D
Details
Window arch Wooden frame window
Marine grade aluminium L channel matt painted, colour matched to window sill Light Fixture located at the centre matt painted
Wooden frame window Detail E Marine grade aluminium L channel matt painted to match sill colour Light Fixture located at the centre, matt painted
Light ď€ xture set over of the cornice into marine grade aluminium L channel glued along the building cornice, matt painted, colour matched to cornice
LED strips set at the back of the white acrylic letterings curved in black metal sheet at the ground oor entry canopy into marine grade aluminium U channel box glued along the building canopy, at white painted.
Detail E
Final visual
Building
FEATURES 47 FLOORS
PREMIUM 47 Floor, Class A execu ve building, iconic loca on, professionally managed, top class tenants.
4.5-star NABERS Energy rating Investors reward proper es which perform well. Ligh ng design crucial in energy use.
The Gateway Lobby Interior lighting design proposal
Postgraduate Unit: Practice of Lighting Design Group of 4, 8 weeks
Building Name: The Gateway Site Location: 1 Macquarie Place Syndey Category: Commercial Located at Circular Quay with a great view from the Sydney Harbour Designed Budget: $300,000 Compliance: NCC Section J6, Section J8 and AS/NZS 1680 Scope of work: Main lobby area with elevator lobby and outside signage
Proof of concept
Higher illuminance
Floor plan
160 lx Minimum achived 320 lx Achived in task area
Ceiling plan
Details of Lobby Fixture
Ceiling Plan
Detail A
Detail B Section
BEFORE
AFTER
BEFORE
AFTER
Other details
BEFORE
AFTER
AFTER
BEFORE
Barangaroo Tower 3 Interior lighting design proposal
Postgraduate Unit: Lighting Design Software Individual project, 4 weeks
Complying with the Australian standards for Lighting Design, the scope of work in this design assignment was to provide lighting design solution for the new interior t out of a nancial institution located at level 5 and 6 of the Barangaroo Tower 3 at Sydney. The project non-disclosure agreement of this lighting design should comply with NCC section J6 for energy code and compliance and Green star and WELL for lighting credits.
Wall washers for gallery
Pendants for meeting rooms
Level 5 Floor plan with furniture The scope of work included level 5 and 6, excluding the elevators and services. As The oors have same interior design, only level 5 has been considered for this design proposal. As per the three fundamental concept of the branding and philosophy of the institution- transparency, consistency and empathy, the lighting design has been intended to reect in choosing luminaires with transparency and consistency in accordance with the space variation. Selection of same luminaires in both general and executive ofce areas caters for the empathy among people of all sections in the institution’s organogram. The transparency of the interior design reects heavily with the exposed pendant lights in every circulation and meeting areas, starting from the lift lobby to the boardrooms. The lighting control system has been designed as a general system for all the occupants. The lighting scenes have been created with morning and evening scenes to ensure proper use of lights everywhere for the 24 ours of the day.
Downlights for circulation
surface mounted for other areas
General downlight
21 June 10.30am
31 December 10.30am
Daylight Analysis
21 June 03.30pm
31 December 03.30pm Level 5 east wing pseudocolour
Wall washers for gallery
Pendants for meeting rooms
Downlights for circulation
surface mounted for other areas
General downlight
General Ofď€ ce Area
Art Gallery
General Ofce Area
General Ofce Area
South Square Exterior facade and landscape lighting design
Wall Washer Projectors
For verandas
Spike light for trees
Small projector for curved facade features
This project is a LEED Platinum certiď€ ed commercial building located at The busiest road Gulshan Avenue, Dhaka, Bangladesh. Designed by the renowned architect Nahas Ahmed Khalil, the concept of facade lighting was to illuminate the curved facades inside and outside alternatively so that the elevation changes as the viewers from road passes the building from either side. The scope of work for lighting design also included the entry, landscape, lobby and the mighty sculpture at the drop off ceiling. The total budget of the design, luminaires and installation was around $200,000.
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