Health and Beauty in Architectural Lighting | ON DEMAND Available

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
This 1-hour LU|HSW course addresses ways in which properly specified lighting can improve
psychological and physiological conditions of occupants—all while enhancing architectural aesthetics.
Topics include modifying lighting color spectrum to improve occupant alertness and enhance color
perception, managing room and luminaire surface brightness for visual comfort and mood, and integrating
acoustic elements in architectural luminaires to reduce stress through improved listening conditions.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES
At the end of this course, participants will be able to:
• Appreciate that aesthetics do not need to be sacrificed when designing human-centric lighting
• Understand how lighting color spectrum impacts occupant alertness and color perception
• Explain how surface brightness impacts visual comfort and mood
• Describe how acoustic integration in light fixtures lowers stress and improves communication

PRESENTER QUALIFICATIONS
All OCL presenters have been trained on CES guidelines
and presentation skills. In addition, all presenters have
extensive industry experience and receive ongoing
training in the science of lighting and best practices.