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EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS 23 HIGH PAVEMENT NOTTINGHAM

  • LIGHTING and audio visuals
  • Kirsten Bannister

Interior Design

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PRESENTS A lighting and audio visual design presentation to EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS 23 HIGH PAVEMENT NOTTINGHAM

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CONTENTS

CONTENTS

23 High Pavement

  • OVERVIEW
  • Floor Plans & front of

Building elevations

  • Design concept
  • Final

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Reception area Meeting room Work spaces Directors office Break out area toilets firealarms

  • Presentation

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  • directors office
  • reception area
  • meeting room
  • workspaces
  • break out area
  • toilets
  • References

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Kirsten Bannister Interior Design were given the brief by Exclusive Designs to renovate their new premises located within county house, 23 high pavement,

  • Nottingham. The brief stated that the new premises were

to be of a contemporary style, but to also reflect the heritage of the building. The brief also wanted the interior to reflect exclusive designs “imagination, creativity and professionalism.” Nottingham is full of history and culture and nowadays home to a newly developed university, 2 shopping centres, restaurants, art galleries and much more. Renowned for its history in lace making. During the 18th century especially- in 1799 there were 6 lace makers but in 1832 there were 186! The oldest part of the city (dated back to 5th and 6th Century) was named “the lace market” after the success of lace making. “Home of legendary outlaw Robin Hood, dynamic culture, rich history and sporting glory.” (visit Nottingham) 23 high pavement was built in the 16th century , located in central Nottingham and one of the oldest streets in the city where many of the buildings are listed. The street itself holds much history and during the Georgian era, was the most fashionable places to live. Taking into account the location of the premises, the history and current day styles, Kirsten bannister interior design has concluded that the lighting and audio visual schemes must reflect all of these in some shape or form. The design will try to encapsulate the lace heritage and history of the city through the lighting schemes at the same time as introducing high end modern audio visual technology to reflect the modern day Nottingham. The Georgian era was of great wealth and opulence so the scheme will introduce some aspects of this. The overall space will have theme of lace. The mixture

  • f contemporary and heritage styles through the use of

different layers of light forms and high tech audio visual will fulfill this brief.

OVERVIEW BRIEF OVERVIEW -BRIEF

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Ground floor

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Floor plan Ground floor

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First floor

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First floor

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Fig 1

CONCEPT

Lighting and audio visual schemes are often

  • verlooked or rushed in office design. Resulting in

frustrated employees who become less productive with high levels of sick days. Research shows that lighting has a huge impact on people. It can have a significant impact on your concentration and productivity. In addition to this, economically, the type of lighting used can also reduce energy consumption, resulting in reduced electricity bills. As the brief stated, Exclusive Designs are “a young and vibrant nt com

  • mpany

ny, , known wn for its innov

  • vative

tive and

  • riginal designs.” they also want to reflect the

heritage of the building within the design. After reviewing the original proposed design, to complement the company itself and to fulfil the requested brief, we have decided to use a variety of high tech audio visual equipment and high quality, sustainable lighting. This will ensure that there is not only a sense of creativity, heritage and dynamicity, but also a space that is both environmentally and employee friendly. The introduction of efficient, up to date technology and lighting will create a very professional and sleek environment. the request for the heritage to be incorporated, will be fulfilled by having a theme of “lace” running through the premises via various creative light sources. These will be from well known brands and creative designers. The pattern we want to follow is shown in fig 1. the reception area will be represented by raindrop lighting to mimic the lace tassels shown in fig 1. recessed circular and linear led lighting will be used creating a flowing pattern to each of the office spaces.

CONCEPT Fig 1

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Final designs and rationale

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Reception area

A fresh, vibrant, organic reception area. Embracing sustainability, heritage and high end technology.

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RECEPTION AREA

RECEPTION AREA

the reception area could be classed as being the most important area within the office. This area communicates what kind of business you are, in this case vibrant and creative. Every client that walks through your doors will get their first impression when they see the layout, lighting, visual textures and flow. Your guests will spend a few or more minutes waiting in the reception area, giving them time to analyse the area. It is vital that in this case the vibrance, creativity and professionalism is reflected well. Your Employees are also effected by the reception area. A positive welcome when they arrive to work boosts their mindset, as well as giving them a sense of identity reminding them they are part of something big and important. When you enter the proposed reception area you will walk into a room of layered lighting, creating a creative and visually textured space. The e first t layer yer- this will consist of a Recessed organic shaped circular and linear led lighting pattern. (source 1 &2) these will not only add ambience (800- 1000 lumens) but an interesting lighting visual. The circular pattern is there to reflect and embrace the heritage theme of “lace”. The pattern will then morph into a mixture of both lines made of the linear lighting (source 2) and further circles, highlighting and directing, like light pathways, to other areas within the office. This is an effective source of not just ambient lighting but also cutting edge task lighting. Arguably it is also very decorative. The lighting uses the nLight lighting control options, which provide daylight dimming, occupancy detection and constant lumen management. It also has remote user access which enables facilities managers to optimize energy savings, “perform system upgrades and conduct real-time, performance analyses and reporting.” Overall, This lighting should make a lasting impression on your visitors and is the cutting edge of commercial led lighting. source 1 – full circle lighting- source 2- arc linear led lighting

lighting

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The next layer is the decorative “algorithm” vibia ia lighting, Designed by Toan Nguyen. (source 3) this will be a high end, dynamic visual, focal feature upon entering the reception area. It will not only add to the ambience but also add textural depth. Composed of blown glass spheres, with 2 watt dimmable led lights, suspended at different heights, depending upon the chosen design effect. These encapsulate the lace tassels as described within the concept.

Awards Best of Year 2017 Archiproducts Design Award 2016 Architizer A+ Awards

Lighting algorithm

Reception area

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Reception area

To add further decorative and ambient lighting, We have included 3 decorative sphere lamps. (sourc

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e 4) These could be placed in the seating area of

  • reception. The lights are of an organic aesthetic,

skilfully cut from an orb of metal, balancing to one side putting forth a magnifying light onto the reception brick wall adding a great textured light

  • visual. On the interior, a milky white glass disk

shields the light source, evenly diffusing the light with subtle brightness.Using E27 LED 9W/2700K (60W) Dimmable bulbs, so the ambience can be adjusted accordingly, helping to create various atmospheres. “The he laser er cutting ng allow

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rce, , crea eating ting light ght effects ts and intri rigu guin ing g and d precious shades, with its simple and timeless design.” (lamp

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When your clients enter the building there will always be a second of anticipation as to whether they are in the correct location. To help reduce this, it is important that there is a strong visual, highlighting the company name “exclusive designs.” similar to that shown in sou

  • urc

rce e 5- their experience then begins immediately at ease. “exclusive designs” will be placed

  • n the back reception wall highlighted by the floor
  • uplighters. The design has included the use of flexa

tera 6 ip67 uplighters. (further details found in director rationale) The reception area already has plenty of natural light through the front two windows, so it is important that with such a variety of light sources, that the walls are of a suitable colour and texture, so that the lighting scheme is effective and fulfils the brief and not absorbed or conflicting with each

  • ther. In this design there is a mixture of brick, glass

and white chalk matt paint, all of which will complement the proposed light sources.

Source 4 -Kelly Sphere Table Lamp Source 5- accent floor and ceiling lighting

Light sources

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Exclusive designs is a professional, innovative company, so it is important that these words are truly accurate for both employees and clients. If they were to enter the office and see outdated technology, the words become irrelevant. As we mentioned earlier the reception is the most important area in the office, it is critical that It not only look professional and welcoming, but it also has the correct

  • tools. The correct tools, so in this instance,

the chosen audio visual products, ensure that the office remains high tech, successfully functional and efficient. They also promote a comfortable productive working environment. The key is to introduce tools that do not

  • verwhelm employees but to make their work

day run smoother and efficiently. They are not just for show either, they do not need to be seen to create cutting edge work space they just need to work correctly. Those products that are on show need to be clutter free and have clean smooth lines- which all help embrace the young and vibrant brief. Audio visual products

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Waiting in reception area can be rather boring, again, why it is so important to make it visually exciting and interesting. To help with this, we have included a sleek, frameless “decovue” television screen. (solution 1) This will be mounted directly onto the old brick wall to the left of the reception. the Decovue wall mounts are firmly fitted to the back of the product. It enables you to mount Decovue directly against the wall, without the use of a bracket. (VESA compatible) It can be used to show footage of previous projects and information about the company itself maybe even a film about the history of the area. If you decide it is rather unsightly at times you are able to customize it so that it blends in to the brick or something else perhaps a mirror.

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It also has the latest Android 6.0 installed in it, so you can access the wifi network then stream content from smart phones and tablets or the tv networks.

Solution1- Decovue TV Screen Decovue v

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When your clients arrive, for some reason your receptionist maybe unable to welcome them. So that they are not left un-noticed or so that “unwelcome” guests are not missed, a visitor management system works well. Solution 2 illustrates “the receptionist” electronic management

  • system. This allows visitors to

check in independently. “the receptionist” will then notify the relevant person. They can then able come and greet the client immediately upon notification.

“The Receptionist for iPad provides a new level

  • f efficiency and security for your front desk,

creating a modern check-in experience.” (the receptionist.com)

It will also monitor deliveries and any contractors that may need to visit. This system will present a professional efficient service to your clients.

Solution 2- The receptionist

The Receptionist “This is an Office Game Changer!” – Molly, Be Music

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The receptio ioni nist features: es:

Automated visitor check in – so your reception staff are able to leave the front desk, without Clients being noticed. Customized visitor experience- a unique check-in process can be set up for different types of visitors. Delivery management – you will be able to connect directly with delivery drivers and provide them with further instructions. Notifications via email, sms – your employees will be automatically notified upon arrival of their visitor. Message forwarding – it will forward visitor notifications to a colleague when the original contact is away – visitors will not be kept waiting. Multi lingual check in options – your clients will be presented with a choice of language options. Active directory – you can add employees contacts to the receptionist to keep your staff contacts current. Pre registration and returning visitor recognition. Evacuation list Make sure everyone gets out safely in an

  • emergency. The Evacuation List allows you to see

all currently checked-in visitors, and then check their names off of the list after you confirm their safety.

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MEETING ROOM-

A fresh, colourful, high tech, modern meeting room with an accent of heritage age.

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Meeting room-

Source 5- linear lighting Meeting rooms are no longer the large room with table and chairs, with perhaps a conference call facility. Your boardroom is a core room/ a hub- where both your clients and employees will spend much time. It is a space that not only has to present you in a professional manner, it also needs to be comfortable, efficient and engaging. Meeting rooms can often be dull and uninspiring, so it is vital that your meeting room contains high tech audio visual solutions plus the right level of lighting.

Upon entering the room, you will notice the continuation of the creative linear and circular recessed lighting (source 5). This not only adds vibrant interest to the room, but an additional ambience to the natural light that already enters the room through the west side windows. The integral controls create a digitally addressable luminaire that is perfect to emphasize lines and clean contemporary design. The lighting can also be adjusted to the required level of lux using the dimmer controls, which is all so vital for a positive space- if it is too bright /too much glare, your employees and clients may find it uncomfortable and distracting after a while. The adjustability is also required for using the tv screen, a reduction in light would be needed to reduce screen wash out.

Lighting Linear Lighting

“LED Life Rated 65,000 hours (L80) at 25 °C ambient temperature. Color Consistency The Acuity Brands circuit boards for the linear LED components use a precise binning algorithm which creates a consistent color temperature from board to board.” (marklighting.com)

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Evoko wizard room manager

“Key Features & Benefits: 7" capacitive touch screen - adjust room reservation or grab a room for an impromptu meeting . Built in web server allows users to find and reserve a room from any network PC Status lights - red or green lights show availability . Start button - automatically releases a room if

  • ccupants do not show up.

Analytics console - record room occupancy and reservation patterns, generate reports to provide insight into space utilization . Warranty - 3 years (including the touch screen) with an option for 5 years” (anders-kern.co.uk)

Meeting room-

Solution 3- evoko room wizard manager

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Positioned on the wall, at the end of the room, is an ultra sleek Sony Bravia KD65AF9 OLED HDR 4K Ultra HD Smart Android TV

  • screen. (solution 4)

Your professionalism will shine with the use

  • f this high tech tv. It will look impeccable

placed in the meeting room not only due to its 65” screen, but due the clarity and crisp visuals. Your employees and clients will be able to present their work effortlessly and professionally. It has many features, but those that are vital to the clarity and the delivery of your business presentations include:

Fea eatu tures res:

  • Acoustic Surface Audio+: Three specially-designed

actuators in the back panel utilize the entire screen as an acoustic surface. two integrated subwoofers deliver powerful bass.

  • X1 Ultimate Picture Processor: Powering the display

is Sony's X1 Ultimate processor which intelligently enhances brightness, detail and colour so everything you watch is clear, bright and incredibly realistic.

  • Pixel Contrast Booster: Enhanced colour contrast

in high luminance. Everything you watch comes to life with fine detail and vivid colour.

  • Motionflow XR: By analysing and inserting extra

frames, even the fastest sequences are beautifully smooth and sharp.”(sony.com)

Solution 4- Sony 65” Screen Audio visual Sony bravia tv

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Meeting Room

  • Audio Visual

Your proposed meeting room may look professional but does it sound professional? Often is the case that the speakers in meeting rooms are positioned incorrectly, resulting in people not being able to hear clearly, then getting distracted and bored. Video conferencing has become a critical business tool in todays modern eco friendly world, (reducing cars on roads,

using public transport to attend meetings) so it

is vital, that all your clients or colleagues that are within the room or at the other end of the video call can be heard. Correctly chosen speaker selection and placement has a mass affect on this experience. A well planned speaker dispersion plan and quality speakers are required.

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Overall your meeting room will be an exciting, vivid and engaging space where both clients and employees will feel engaged, creative and stimulated. Sonance IS4 We propose that the meeting room has Sonance is4 Invisible Speakers (Solution9) installed. These will be positioned either side of the sony bravia tv. Sonance speakers are known for delivering exceptional sound quality that emanates from your walls or ceilings without any visible signs of the speaker. Once installed they can then be covered with any wall covering, they don’t just blend in they will become part of it. These speakers are ideal for your meeting room, as they feature a 170 degree hemispherical dispersion, so the sound will be spread out widely from the speaker, delivering even volume and sound quality throughout the whole space, with fewer speakers. Often a concern is that sound will pass through the speaker wall to the neighboring room. The Sonance has a built in enclosure that will improve the sound quality and help noise reduction. Solution 9- Sonance IS4

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Wirelessly connected to the sony bravia tv and other visual solutions sch as laptops will be the barco click share. (solution 5 ) a barco cse 200 click share, enables both clients and employees to wirelessly connect presentations to the screen. Anyone can connect and contribute to the presentation by simply plugging in a ClickShare USB device (included) or using the ClickShare App from mobile phones or tablets. The Barco will allow up to 16 participant's to connect simultaneously and up to 4 people to present their information onto one screen at the same time. The device’s application programming interface (API) means that it easily integrates into the network it is connected to without any hassle. Touch screens will be included so that you, your clients and employees can annotate the content and save it when

  • required. This is a very useful function/

tool for designers. Barco click share

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It is always a vital requirement to have the facility to communicate with clients that are unable to attend meeting's, so a good quality conference call product is of high importance. We have included a highly recognized conference solution- the Crestron M100.(

.(Solution 6)

The M100 is a touch screen, tabletop solution that will provide you with the functionality to call, present and video

  • conference. You and your clients are able

to connect either by plugging into the solution or wirelessly and then present

  • nto the mounted screen, the sony bravia.

The M100 is equipped with the latest Huddly IQ camera (solution 7). The camera contains a 4K single lens that provides multiple streams and can detect and count those that are in its field of view.(fig 1) For clear audio sound to those not within the room there is an incorporated four microphone 360 degree array. “Huddly IQ’s software-enhanced embedded microphone array delivers optimal vocal clarity, ensuring everyone’s voice is heard”(hudd

ddly.com com) ) this is exceptionally

important when design decisions, ideas or requests are being made, so that mistakes are not made, so reducing wasted time or added expense.

Solution 6- Crestron M100 Solution 7- Huddly IQ

Crestron M100

Fig 1

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An exciting, ultra modern piece of audio visual equipment, that you can use to engage both clients and employees, is the insite vr solution (sol

  • lution

ion 8).

This will give you the ability to present designs in a virtual world. Using software that links to packages including SketchUp and various others. This will be a fantastic solution to presenting your clients projects in a Virtual

  • world. They will be able to walk

around designs to gain an almost real feel of the finished design. The insite will give you and your clients the confidence that the design is correct and adjustments can be made easily, so reducing any additional costs as a result of not liking a particular feature within the design later on. Whether it is structural or interior design. Solution 8- Insite VR Insite VR “Reduce costly surprises Eliminate model error ambiguity. Validate designs and identify issues before construction begins and it’s too late.” (insitevr)

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workspaces

Fun, dynamic workspaces- Where creativity thrives…

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Work spaces

Collaboration and creativity are most successful when we can share and display thoughts and ideas. As the design shows there are various areas of open plan work spaces, but also areas where employees can go and work in smaller groups or individually. It has been proven that “Top performing companies spend 23% more time collaborating than average companies.” (penketh

group)

It is also key that the lighting is correct- People respond best to working in well-lit rooms – and the more natural the light, the better. Within the proposed design, all the workspaces have a good level of natural light due to the interior glass walls. So all the light that enters the building is able to pass through to all areas. But this light is variable so not enough to luminate the spaces sufficiently at all times. the required level of lux within an office for computer workstations/ drawing boards of designers, should be between 300 – 500 lux. So it is vital that the suggested overhead linear lighting in the workspaces is customized to create a constant natural daylight level of lux, so not too bright, then to add to the ambience/lux levels when required, task lights are available on each workstation. “The HSE reports that allowing workers in open plan

  • ffices to manage their individual lighting can increase

job satisfaction and decrease the experience of stress.” (oktra) Not only does lowering the lux level of the overhead lighting to 300 lux and using in task lighting create comfortable, more interesting, productive workspaces, but it will also help reduce the energy costs tremendously.

Source 6- benQ task light Lighting

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  • The benQ WiT task light (Source 6), is highly

recommended by top architects. Compared with traditional lamps, WiT delivers light evenly across your entire working area

(fig 2), eliminating contrast glare and

enabling your employees to flexibly adjust the brightness and colour temperature (2700K-5700K). Every employees has their own preference to the how their workspace is lit, so using this particular task light has the facility to enable them to control their workspaces individually, without interfering with others. It can be presented in a variety of colours, so as per the presented design, the colour of the lamp will match the designs allocated work area colour. This will assist in the visual identification of each workspace area.

The BenQ has “Intelligent control to detect environment illuminance and deliver the best light to balance contrast glare; Tailored to your own brightness and colour temperature for different scenarios to suit your needs.” (benq)

Work spaces-

benQ WiT task light

fig 2

Lighting

Source 6- BenQ Task Light

During the day and evening, employees Can dim the

  • verhead recessed lighting to about 60 percent and

then supplement with lighting from these led task lights at their desks. The daylight should provide the rest. It is only at twilight or heavily overcast days that the lighting can be controlled to deliver near full

  • utput.
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Your employees are professionals within their industry, they will not want to compromise on details, so it is Important that you give them the right resources to excel in Their work for Exclusive Designs. When your clients visit, they may often Have reason to visit the workspaces, so essential that the best Equipment is available to display and illustrate their work. After much research we have decided to install the asus ProArt 32 inch PA329Q4k Professional Monitor.(Solutio

tion10) This monitor not only

looks sleek, but it also delivers accurate and brilliant colour reproduction and is designed especially for professional

  • designers. For added comfort it has

flicker free Eye Care technology, plus The height can be adjusted, and it comes with pivot, swivel and ergonomic tilt system to provide maximum levels of comfort. All of the workspaces will have one, in all departments. This will then give consistency throughout the office space. if for some unknown reason designers need to illustrate work in a different department, or employees are required to desk hop, you will always have the confidence that every work space will have the same quality tool for them to

  • use. Visually it looks uniform and sharp.

Work spaces Solution 10 ASUS ProART PA329Q4K Audio visual Asus pro art pa329q4k

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Spectrum smart tv

So employees are able to critique designs or perhaps watch footage of previous work, a spectrum smart tv has been incorporated.(solution

11) This can also run through

the day as a gallery. It will be positioned on the wall to the right within the largest work area, where the graphics, media, marketing and advertising are located. It will be connected to the b100 sound bar(solution 12), which has a huddly iq camera

(solution7) built in, giving them

the facility to audio conference via skype. It will allow them to visually confer with other areas of the

  • ffice that have the crestron

solution, without everyone having to move into the meeting room.

Solution 11 -Spectrum smart tv

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Directors office

a vivid, stimulating, fun yet professional directors office.

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Directors office-

It is important that the directors office is both visually exciting and representative

  • f the company's ethos and
  • professionalism. The design needs to

complement the rest of the office, but perhaps have some further added visual interest and atmosphere. Employees and clients need to see that this room is of someone important, but also feel they able to relax slightly, so are more inclined to be fully engaged and productive. To meet this aim, we have incorporated various light sources, wall signage and modernist décor. (fig 3) Positioned onto the bare brick walls, some positive word art can be seen. This signage will be accent lit (fig 3) by recessed Flexa-light tera 6 ip67 led floor up lighters, as used in the reception area.

(source 7) “Leveraging one of the fundamental qualities of the LED source, the small size, the tera6 combines minimum device size with high quality luminous efficiency and high Chromatic Rendering Index LEDs.”(darklightdesign.com)

These light will not only add texture and ambience to the room, by highlighting the brick wall, but will encapsulate the heritage of the building too, adding a hint

  • f “lace factory” feel.

Source 7- flexalight tera 66 Fig 2 Fig 3

Directors office

Fig 4

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In addition we suggest a decorative floor lamp, relative to the company. The illustrated industrial film lamp, is an antique and dates back to the Georgian era, when high pavement was most fashionable. This will add a touch of heritage and antique glamour. Antique chrome floor lamp

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Audio visual There may be instances when your meeting room is occupied or your director does not need so much space. it is important that they have their

  • wn facility to be able to audio

conference / present. They may need to present/ confer privately or have employees needing to present to them. we have incorporated the same screen mounted in the workspaces and break

  • ut area (sol
  • lutio

tion11) ) the Spectrum

smart tv screen. Instead of the hidden wall speakers a Crestron b100 sound bar will be used,(see next page) combined with the Crestron m100 audio conference system. This is to be mounted on the right hand side fixed wall, but rather than being mounted on the wall it will be suspended using metal industrial style poles, combined with the textured brick wall it will add an accent of heritage style- “lace Factory.”

The proposed position of the screen means potentially the images could be washed out, with the windows being located directly opposite. To stop this there will be design complementing window blinds.

Directors office Spectrum smart tv

Solution11 – spectrum smart tv

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We have included the Crestron B100 sound bar. (solution 12) a slimline, sleek bar that can be mounted on the wall directly below the tv screen, designed with full range front facing speakers. It has built in amplification for direct connection to the tv screen or any

  • ther audio source that may be
  • used. As soon as an audio device Is

detected the amplifier automatically turns on. “With a stunning practical design and world-cl clas ass audio io quality, ity, the Flex B100 00 Series delive vers crystal al clear audio io with h a beam forming ng microphone array”(Business Wire) In addition the sound bar has a built in Huddly IQ camera. (det

etail iled ed in meetin eting g room

  • m rationa

tionale) e) This will be connected to

another Crestron M100 unit,(sol

  • lution6

tion6) )

so that the Director can hold their

  • wn huddle conference calls.

Crestron b100 soundbar

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Breakout area-

Time to chill, eat and relax

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Break out area-

Break out area

lighting

Pendant lighting

Your company's ethos is creativity, young and vibrant, so that means your employees need to be managed and inspired to suit this. A creative company needs to have spaces that help invigorate and inspire creative minds. Some of the best ideas often happen over lunch or coffee- so in the Break out area. The break out area is a social space that should offer a comfortable, relaxed and inspiring place to socialise with colleagues or even hold informal meetings. Its gives your employees somewhere to escape and refresh, come away from the “drawing board”, to give them time to recalibrate. It also gives employees from all departments a chance to socialise out of the formal office environment. To fulfil this aim, we decided that the break

  • ut room should have a more colourful- up

beat design. More of a contrast to the rest

  • f the office, so it helps the employees break

away from the space they have been working in most of each day- giving them a new environment and surroundings. The lighting used in this room are stylish, brightly coloured pendent lights.(source 9) The proposed design includes brightly coloured break out chairs- so to add a finishing touch we have recommended these bespoke led decorative pendant’s that can be made to match the designs, Four Cast high chairs. The lights will hang over the proposed high benches, adding some task lighting too.

Source 9- Synergy bespoke pendant lights

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Sphere lighting

In addition to the “funky” pendant lighting, we have included some “calmer” low level decorative lighting, for the cosy corner. In the proposed design we have include “2 High cloud” chairs for employees to find some private or quiet time. On the floor we have placed sphere floor lamp similar to that found in the found in the reception area, but this time made

  • ut or ring pulls! (source 10) adding

a sense of imagination and fun, it also promotes a sense of eco awareness and sustainability. The pattern continues to touch upon the lace theme. The led light will add texture by reflecting patterns

  • nto the surrounding walls and

furniture.

Source 10- recycled materials lamp

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Audio Visual Break out area Spectrum Smart TV Display Employees need to be able relax and share their ideas, so we have included a 60” Spectrum Smart TV. (solution 11) It will give employees time to maybe sit together and watch events, films, sport- creating a casual, re- energising environment, allowing them to unwind. The fantastic feature with this TV is that it is non invasive with its gap free mount- so sits flush to the wall. When it is not in use it can be used to display art and photos, so it looks like a framed picture. Or it can be used to display projects as a rotating photo album. Included is the latest Android TV, plus apps such as Netflix. Apple TV and Amazon Fire can also be added. Another feature is the spontaneously lighting up when you turn on the light, reducing washing

  • ut of the picture. When the rooms

gets darker the screen will get darker creating less glare. So that the sound is projected successfully, it will be connected to the sonance speakers (solution9), as found in the meeting room. Solution 11- Spectrum Smart TV

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There maybe quite a few of your employees In the Break Out Area at one time, so the proposed TV may need a helping hand to project its sound. So that the breakout area maintains its clean, bright feel, we propose the same speakers used in the meeting room- the Sonance IS4.(So

Solution tion 9) they will be

invisible but placed either side of the

  • screen. This will help keep a fresh

uncluttered look. We have added an IQ Huddly camera, to be positioned below the screen, so that the employees have the facility to skype or similar. Solution 9 Sonance IS4

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toilets

Clean, fresh & a place to chat…

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TOILETS- Lighting

Lighting Office toilet designs, often get

  • verlooked. All the inspiration can

get easily get focused on the areas of a design that are used more openly so the main areas of the office. But actually the toilets are very important! They can often be regarded as a safe haven that offers you, your clients and employees a moment of respite from their day. They are often where gossip takes place, or a dressing room for those that may have cycled/ run into work or planning

  • r socialising after work. Employees

are more productive when they have clean, functional, interesting toilets. They gain a sense of wellbeing ang part of a company that cares about their standards.

Fig 5

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To encapsulate some heritage, the toilets will be

  • f an industrially style. (Fig

g 5) to complement this theme the lighting will be very different to that elsewhere in the office, which not only adds a wow factor, but it becomes a place of brief escapism from the main offices. The corridor will still involve the LED linear arc source, but the toilet space themselves will be of a totally different look. The lighting will involve back lit mirrors, (Sourc

  • urce

e 11) which will create a warm, atmosphere, adding a sense of luxury and calm. The light colour will be a golden hue which will complement the metal components in the design. Then to embody the heritage theme, there will be feature industrial styled wall lights. (Source 12) These are uniquely made lights, made from pipes then painted with a rustic, weathered look- generating antique style. The bulbs are sustainable LED lights of a low level lux. Embodying a industrial style light fixture, this light combines the best of traditional styling with its timeless structure and contemporary aesthetics. There will be some small recessed led lights located in each toilet so that the space is not too dark- the lighting sources discussed produced low level lux- so more of an additional decorative ambience than a main source.

Toilets

Source 11- Circular back lit mirror Source 12- Vintage Bronze Wall Lamp

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Solution

Safety- Fire Alarms

Fire Alarms Safety is paramount in the busy work

  • ffice environment. We have positioned 17

smoke/heat alarms throughout the two floors. The NEST alarms not only look organic to keep in touch with the lace theme, but they are also highly specified. “Nest Protect smoke and carbon monoxide alarms rapidly detect fires as well as poisonous carbon monoxide (short CO) gas leaking from fuel burning appliances, sounding a loud warning on all connected Nest alarms as well as notifying you on your

  • smartphone. They deploy optical, heat

and humidity sensors to differentiate between smoke and steam, which reduces false alarms. The alarms connect to each other and your smart phone through Wi-Fi to give you the earliest possible warning.” (safe

afelin links ks.co.

  • .uk)

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Solution 13- nest protect

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PRESENTATION BOARDS

DIRECTORS OFFICE – LIGHTING DIRECTORS OFFICE- audio visual Reception area – lighting Reception area – audio visual Meeting room – lighting and audio visual Workspaces – lighting and audio visual Breakout area – lighting and audio visual Toilets - lighting

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2.

DIRECTORS OFFICE

LIGHTING

1. 2.. 3. 4.

1. BENQWIT reading LIGHT HT- (Amazon); 2. Antique Chrome Searchl hlig ight ht(1st DIBS); 3. flexalight tera 6 ip67 uplig ight hter – ( darklig ightde desig ign.co .com): ): 4. Circular led recessed lightin ing g (mark architectural lighting.com)
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AUDIO VISUAL

1. 2.

3.3.

4.

1.Asus proart PA329Q 4k uhd comput puter screen (amazon.co.uk) ; 2. spectrum frameless tv tv (evervue); 3. Crestron b100 soundb dbar (smartpresentations.com) 4. Crestron flex m100 conference system (smartpresentations.com)
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LIGHTING

RECEPTION

1. 2. 3. 4.

  • 1. Circular led recessed
d lightin ing (marklighting.com);2. vibia algorithm sphere lightin ing (vibia.com; 3. Kelly sphere table lamp (lampefeber.com); 4. linear led recessed lightin ing g (marklighting.com)
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1. 2. 3. 4.

AUDIO VISUAL

  • 1. Decovue smart tv (evervue.com) 2. the receptionist check in system (thereceptionist.com) 3. asus proart PA329Q 4k uhd comput
puter screen (amazon.co.uk) 4.evoko room wizard room manage ger (evko.se/anderskrn.co.uk))
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MEETING ROOM

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

LIGHTING & AUDIO VISUAL

6.

1. Circular & linear led recessed d light htin ing g (marklighting.com); 2.Crestron flex m100 and huddly iq conference system (smartpresentations.com) 3. sony bravia kd65af9 tv tv- (johnlewis.com) 4.is4 sonance hidden speakers (habitech.co.uk) 5. Barco clickshare cse200 presentatio ion system (onedirect.co.uk) 6. insite vr vr headset (insitevr.com)
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lighting & audio visual

workspaces

2. 3. 4. 1.

  • 1. circular led recessed lighting (marklighting.com 2.Spectrum smart tv – (evervue.com) 3. asus pro art PA329Q 4k uhd comput
puter screen (amazon.co.uk)4. benq wit reading lamp (amazon.co.uk) 5.Crestron b100 sound bar (smartpresentaion.com)

5.

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Break out area

1. 2. 3. 4.

  • 1. Synergy bespoke coloured pende
dent lights (synergy.com) 2. recycled ring pull table lamp (handmade.com) 3. spectrum smart tv (evervue.com) 4. sonance is4 hidden wall speakers (habitech.com)
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toilets

1. 2. 3. 4.

  • 1. Dh gate industrial wall sconce –(dh gate.co.uk) 2. lit sphere mirror (tapwarehouse.com: 3. circular led recessed
d lightin ing g (mrklighting.cm) 4.zep 4 solo eco recessed downlig ight ht (ecoledlight.co.uk)
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Suppliers -

Lighting www.vibia.com www.lampefeber.com/ www.darklightdesign.com www.1stdibs.com/ www.marklighting.acuitybrands.com/ www.dhgate.com/ Audio Visual www.amazon.co.uk www.amazon.co.uk www.habitech.co.uk/sonance www.evervuetv.com/dv www.insitevr.com/ www.johnlewis.com www.presentations.co.uk/ www.printerland.co.uk www.thereceptionist.com www.roombooking.anders-kern.co.uk www.safelincs.co.uk www.onedirect.co.uk www.ecoledlight.co.uk

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Kirsten bannister interior design

contact

A beggars roost 6 preston lane burton dorset bh23 7ju T 07720406376 E

kirstenbannister@Hotmail.com

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