BASICS OF LIGHT – KALININGRAD RUSIA
BASICS OF LIGHT – KALININGRAD RUSIA
Basics of light – A workshop for lighting planners, architects, interior designers and urban planners.
An event of the Brandi Institute for Light and Design, Hamburg together with Andrey Derbenkov, Kaliningrad
in Kaliningrad, on November 10, 2018
lead by Ulrike Brandi, owner of Ulrike Brandi Licht and the Brandi Institute for Light and Design, Hamburg
The workshop teaches basic concepts of light, theoretically and in practical exercises. In addition to objectively measurable light values, the observation of light phenomena is essential for lighting designers and architects. How do surfaces reflect, how do materials transmit, how does atmosphere arise in rooms?
Ulrike Brandi demonstrated how LED light sources with corresponding lenses and reflectors enhance the lighting quality of Ulrike Brandi Lichts’ projects.
Two introductory lectures were accompanied by practical exercises and teaching material for the participants.
Info:
9:30
Lecture 1: What considers good lighting planning?
Over the decades, Ulrike Brandi Licht has developed substantive principles and optimized the planning process for German and international projects.
10:45
Exercise 1 on the lecture: How much light does a person need? Describe light, draw light.
12:15
Presentation in the group
13:00
Having lunch
14:00
Lecture 2:
Lighting concepts, units and laws like glare and adaptation.
Perception of Psychological Phenomena and Physical Effects.
Categorization of luminaire types,
design principles
15:15
Exercise 2 in group work:
Group A,C: Lighting design for a museum room.
Group B: Lighting design for a facade.
Design, test with lights and small model or detail
17:00
Presentation of the three groups, feedback.
Expert Lecturers:
Ulrike Brandi & Andrey Derbenkov
