Retail Lighting Design

Kassea Yuu x IDES 365 Spring 2023

Woodbury University
Professor Eric Carconnier, PhD, AIA
Your clients are the owners of a new retail
space, selling garments and accessories. The
location selected is in the new “Fermentation
District” of Los Angeles, on Spring St near Los
Angeles State Historic Park. Home to a
number of local breweries, cideries, and winer-
ies; this area close to Dodger Stadium gets lot
of foot traffic.

Due to this unique atmosphere of the area with

public family events at the park and lots of
revelry in the evenings, the store wants to be
sure to appeal to all. They do intend to focus
on the evening crowds, with their hours skew-
ing to later nights.

The owners want their building to help reflect

the change and growth that they see coming
to this neighborhood and they want the ability
for the lighting to help showcase their brand
and the community. While the merchandise is
the most important part of the store, they want
to emphasize a comfortable inviting environ-
ment for shopping.

While no millwork lighting is currently indicated

in the interiors package, they are open to
adding lighting to the millwork. The glass NW
facing façade is expected to allow a large
amount of daylight into the space during the
day, and also provide excellent visibility into
the store.

Plan

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Spacial Daylight Analysis

Average Lux Analysis:

The storefronts luminance peaks around 8am

- 5pm. The luminance remains at its peak
throughout most of the day. The luminance
also remains the same throughout the year.

ASE Analysis:

Material List The storefront receives peak exposure during

5pm- 6pm. From 1pm-6pm it recieves consis-
Walls: WALL LM83 tent sunlight. This is consistent throughout
the year.
Doors: WALL LM83
Floors: FLOOR LM80
Windows: FLOOR LM80
Generic Model: FURNITURE LM83
Ceiling: CEILING LM83
Door Glazing: CLEAR - SOLARBAN 90
Window Glazing: CLEAR - SOLARBAN 90 sDA Analysis:

WALL LM83: MATTE; 50% REFLECTANCE; DIFFUSE 50%
FLOOR LM83: MATTE; 20% REFELCTANCE; 20% DIFFUSE
FURNITURE LM83: MATTE; 50% REFLECTANCE; DIFFUSE 50%
CEILING LM83: MATTE; 70% REFLECTANCE; DIFFUSE 70%
CLEAR - SOLARBAN 90:
1- CLEAR FLOAT FLASS CLEAR 5.8
2- AIR EN673 127
3- SOLARBAN 90 ON CLEAR 6
The storefront receives about the same
amount of daylight throughout the year. In the
months of January and December the
amount of daylighting is less than the rest of
the year. The percentage of space throughout
the day that receives adequate amounts of
daylight is between 2pm-4pm.

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Skylight Analysis

Average Lux Analysis:

The storefronts illuminance with the addition

of the skylights is about the same. However,
the average amount of lux incresed from
6252 to 6346.

ASE Analysis:

The storefronts illuminance with the addition

of the skylights icresed the percentage of
ASE from 13.2% to 14.1%.

sDA Analysis:

The amount of sufficient daylight the space

recieves throughout the day incresed from
74.7% to 81.9%.

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Luminare Schedule

Bio2 — 2˝ Linear Wall Wash Stream Dot — Round P23 — 2˝ Slot BionicPro2 — 2˝ Slot

Wall Wash, Ceiling Wash, Indirect Light Accent Light Wall Wash, Grazing General Lighting
90 CRI 90 CRI 90 CRI 90 CRI
1698 Lumens 648 Lumens 1601 Lumens 1250 Lumens
Adjustable Color Temperature Adjustable Color Temperature Adjustable Color Temperature Adjustable Color Temperature

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Electric Lighting & Photometric Analysis

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Photometric Analysis Interior View

View 01
View 01
2

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RCP and Codification
SCALE 0’-1/4” = 1’-0”
38’-8” 5’-0” 5’-0”

EQ EQ

14’-11” 12’-5” 11’-5”

EQ
15’- 0”

13’- 8” EQ EQ

5’-6”

9’-7”
6’-4”

EQ
EQ EQ EQ EQ

EQ EQ

EQ
2’-6”

3’-10”
EQ
6’-5”

EQ
EQ EQ

9’-0”
EQ EQ EQ EQ

10’- 0”

EQ
CEILING PLAN
10’-11” Bio2 - 2” Linear Wall Wash

EQ
P23 - 2” Slot
EQ EQ
11’-2” 10’-0” 10’-0” 5’-10”

6’-2 1/2”
Stream Dot - Round

BionicPro2 - 2” Slot

Light Switch
13’- 8” Lighting Height Tag

EQ
Lighting Zone 01

Lighting Zone 02

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