LIGHTING ACADEMIC PROJECT-Daylight Project

Location : Nordhausen, Germany
Type of Project : Daylight Design(A group-working project)
Responsibility : Daylight analysis, Daylight concept,Daylight design, Presentation
Main idea&concept :
"Bookshelves"
Architectural appearance - respect to the overall look of architecture

Delicateness/Lightness of the shading material itself – different kinds of glass as shadersLight - shade –shadow play - on the façade and in space (bookshelves area)

• View from outside in – interesting facade

• View from inside out – glare comfort, open view
Quality of light - Diffused light, glare control
Flexibility– shading devices should be adjustable to suit any different weather conditions and seasonal changes

ACADEMIC PROJECT-Task lighting luminaire

Type of work : Luminaire design (A group-working project)
Responsibility : Luminire in 1:1, Poster
Main idea&concept :
“Illuminated box” is inspired by the pocket knife which can be kept and brought easily. This task light luminaire is designed by using a simple rectangular form of extruded aluminium material with different textures. This luminaire is used with a frosted Linestra lamp. The lamp head with a translucent glass is used to protect glare and touch switch is introduced to make the dimmable luminare. It can be rotated horizontally and vertically in order to match with the user requirement. Moreover, the lamp can be moved to an appropriate distance for working plane. Furthermore, the practical fastening clamp is moveable in order to use for locking the luminaire.

LIGHTING ACADEMIC WORK-Neuruppin Lighting Masterplan

Location : Neuruppin, Germany

Type of project : Lighting design(A group-working project)

Responsibility : Lighting design and concept, Presentation

Main idea&concept : Neuruppin is a town in Brandenburg, Germany. It is located on the shore of the Ruppiner lake. Neuruppin has the reputation of being the most Prussian of all Prussian towns, due to its former status as a Prussian garrison town. The novelist Theodor Fontane, the general Hermann Hoth, and the architect Karl Friedrich Schinkel were born in Neuruppin. Also, there are many historical places which are ignored by the people of Meuruppin.

In order to bring that importance back, "Pride of Neuruppin" is introduced to use as a concept of Neuruppin lighting masterplan. We try to make people and tourists perceive the abandoned pride. We illuminate the significant historical places, two important districts, old wall, promenade area, and the main axis of the city which nobody know. In addition, we create the different lighting situations for the gateway of the city by following the approach.

For the safety aspect, we use the fading of light in order to remind the drivers to reduce the speed when they are moving close to the city. The brightness of the lighting situation is gradually higher when the car moving to the center, so driver can know that slowing down is needed. Moreover, fading out of light relates to the need of light as well.