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Improving the experience and functionality of vestibules by intelligent lighting design Redesigning the lighting for the vestibule at the main entrance of the Aalborg University Copenhagen Campus 20/1-2017 - 7th Semester at Lighting Design Group
Redesigning the lighting for the vestibule at the main entrance of the Aalborg University Copenhagen Campus LID7, Aalborg University Copenhagen by Heikki Väisänen, Jonas Krogsbøll Nielsen, Lasse Dührkop
Group 5 - Supervisor: Georgios Triantafyllidis 20/1-2017 - 7th Semester at Lighting Design
ARCHITECTURE: KEEP HEAT / ENTRY LIGHTING DESIGN: TRANSITION / ADAPTION
~ 60% - space NOT creatively used ~ 50% - place is experienced as “dull” ~ 30% - identity is not seen ~ 50% - miss the the provided information monitors Room for improvement!
Human Perception
mood & feel aesthetics
Energy Communication
identity information
Functionality
guidance transition
“Natural environments record their past and reveal usage in subtle cues such as erosion and footprints. In modern society of concrete cities and dynamic touch screens, this richness is lost.”
Algorithm - Easy to control/limit maximum energy consumption at different times. Time - The path will stay and fade for a period of time, to guide the next users ‘Footprints’ - Paths are created when people walk below Nudging - Make the user take certain exits by predefined paths Transition - Light levels adapt to changes in light conditions in adjacent spaces
“Nudging”
Human Perception
mood & feel aesthetics
Energy Communication
identity information
Functionality
guidance transition
Playful Interactive inspired by natural elements Only light where needed Algorithm control Signalling: sustainability ever-changing innovative nudging sensors/algorithms
Manipulation: pace, activity Other functions: Placement: vertical, bent, multiple dimensions emergency light, entertainment purposes, living animations
pixeiling simulator 0.0.8
LID7, Aalborg University Copenhagen Heikki Väisänen, Jonas Krogsbøll Nielsen, Lasse Dührkop