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AMBIENT or GENERAL LIGHTING
The purpose of ambient lighting is to provide
sufficient illumination for basic visibility and
orientation.
It aims to create a balanced and visually
comfortable environment by evenly
distributing light throughout a space.
General lighting is often complemented by
other lighting layers, such as task lighting
and accent lighting,
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TASK LIGHTING
Refers to lighting designed to provide
illumination for specific tasks, such as
reading, writing, or cooking
Task lighting fixtures are usually placed in
close proximity to the task at hand
It provides a focused and adjustable beam
of light that minimizes glare and
shadows. drafting table lamp
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ACCENT LIGHTING

Used to highlight or
accentuate a particular
feature or object
The aim is to create visual
interest and add drama to a
room
Accent lighting fixtures are
typically smaller and more
focused than ambient
lighting fixtures.
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DECORATIVE LIGHTING

Used to add aesthetic value to a space

often serving as a statement piece or focal
point
Decorative lighting fixtures are usually
designed to be visually appealing even
when turned off
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DAYLIGHTING
refers to the practice of designing and
incorporating natural light into buildings to
illuminate interior spaces
aim is to create energy-efficient spaces by
reducing reliance on artificial lighting essential
consideration in sustainable architecture and
building design
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SPOTLIGHTS UPLIGHTS DOWNLIGHTS

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SPOTLIGHTS
used to create a focused and intense light that
highlights a particular subject or feature within a
space
with controlled direction and spread of light beam
effective for emphasizing important
elements, like artworks, sculptures,
architectural details, or focal points
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UPLIGHTS
Lighting fixtures designed to project light
upward
Typically placed at ground level to highlight vertical
surfaces and create a sense of drama It creates
dramatic effects on trees, fountains, or other hard
and softscape
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DOWNLIGHTS
Involves mounting lighting on the ceiling or high
positions to cast light downward
May be used for ambient, accent or focused
lighting
recessed light fixtures help minimize visual clutter
and allow lighting to integrate seamlessly with
the architecture
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WALL WASHING COVE LIGHTING DISPLAY LIGHTING

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WALL WASHING
Involves placing light fixtures at a distance from a wall
and directing the light to evenly wash across its surface
This technique creates a soft, even glow and can be
used to highlight textured walls or artwork
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COVE LIGHTING

Refers to concealed interior lighting

in a ledge or a valance located
near the ceiling
This technique creates a soft, indirect
light that grazes the ceiling or wall,
adding a warm and ambient glow to a
space.
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DISPLAY LIGHTING
Designed to highlight objects or products in
commercial or retail settings
Used to draw attention to merchandise or
exhibits
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STEP LIGHTING SILHOUETTING GRAZING

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Applications
STEPLIGHTING

Technique of illuminating staircases or steps for safety

and aesthetic purposes
Involves the installation of lights near the steps to
provide subtle and functional illumination
Crucial in outdoor areas with changes in elevation or
uneven terrain
Helps ensure safe navigation along pathways, stairs,
or terraced areas at night
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SILHOUETTING

Silhouetting involves placing a light source behind an

object or feature to create a dramatic effect
The light highlights the outline of the object while
obscuring its details, creating a striking contrast.
Produces striking visual effect by highlighting the shape
and profile of the building against the dark background
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GRAZING

A technique where light fixtures are placed near a

textured surface, to create a dramatic effect
Emphasizes the texture and depth of the surface
Light is aimed parallel to the surface, casting
shadows that highlight the surface's relief and create
a visually striking effect
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The knowledge of lighting techniques empowers architects to effectively manipulate light to

enhance aesthetics, functionality, and user experience within architectural spaces. It enables them
to create environments that are visually appealing, comfortable, safe, and sustainable, enhancing
the overall quality of the built environment.
GROUPWORK
Choose a public park that is open until nighttime
Walk around the park as a group and assess the overall LIGHTING Design
of the park
Recommend lighting design/features that will enhance the overall ambiance
of the park for a better visual experience

Output 01 Output 02 Output 03

Make a PHOTO Using sketches or Provide your own
COLLAGE showing comments in the photos, RECOMMENDATIONS on
showing the make a CRITIQUE by how to improve the Lighting
Design
different areas and enumerating what is
features of the park lacking or what needs
improvement in the
All output in A3 paper
current Lighting Design