Topic 2.1: Natural and Artificial Lighting Sources

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Light

smallest quantity of energy that can be transported

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Natural lighting

It is a technique that efficiently brings natural light into your home using exterior glazing (windows, skylights, etc.), thereby reducing artificial lighting requirements and saving energy

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Direct Sunlight

Incorporating external glazing’s into occupants’ stay.

Various examples include windows and skylights, which means placing a glass on a roof

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External Reflection

Light reflecting off of ground surfaces, adjacent buildings, light shelves, and wide window sills

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Internal Reflection

Light reflecting off of internal walls, ceiling, and the floor at home

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Direct Sunlight

External Reflection

Internal Reflection

Sources of Natural Lighting

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Vitamin D

This vitamin helps prevents bone loss, reduces heart diseases, weight gain and various cancers

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Vitamin D

Mental Health

Better sleep

Benefits of Natural Lighting

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Artificial Lighting

Can consist of a filament that uses electricity or halogen gas to glow, or an electronic device that emits light

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Modern Life

Mental Health

Benefits of Artificial Lighting

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Incandescent Bulb

The traditional bulb-type lamp with a glowing filament, once commonly used in residential applications

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Incandescent Bulb

They are generally considered to be the least energy efficient choice of electric lamp but are inexpensive, turn on instantly and come in a range of sizes and shapes

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Fluorescent Bulb

Available in various sizes and fittings and can be used in place of incandescent lamps without changing light fixtures

They are generally more energy efficient than incandescent bulbs

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Light-Emitting Diode (LED)

Rapidly developing lighting technology and one of the most energy efficient lamps available

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Light-Emitting Diode (LED)

They are generally highly regarded for their comparable or better-quality light output compared to other lighting types

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Ambient Lighting

This is the general artificial lighting that provides overall illumination indoors for daily activities, and outdoors for safety and security

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Task Lighting

This allows the completion of tasks such as reading, studying and way-finding. It is used where ambient light levels are insufficient for the task in hand

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Accent Lighting

This type of lighting imparts drama and character and allows certain features regarded of interest to be highlighted

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Ambient Lighting

Task Lighting

Accent Lighting

Types of Artificial Lighting (Types of Lighting Method)

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Architectural Lighting

Intersection of art (architecture) and technology (lighting).

Illumination for building design and function

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Aesthetic

Where designers and architects focus on the emotional impact the balance of lighting and architecture will have on occupants

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Function

Areas should be illuminated so occupants feel safe when navigating a room or entire building. They should be able to see the floor and walls around them, which should create a feeling of reassurance.

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Aesthetic

Function

Efficiency

Importance of Architectural Lighting

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Incandescent Bulb

Fluorescent Bulb

Light-Emitting Diode (LED

Artificial Lighting Sources