Lighting
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An architectural lighting plan starts with the surfaces that need light. Ceiling lights can illuminate a room, while cabinet lights bring light closer to a countertop or shelf. Position fixtures so that someone standing at a work surface does not block the light they need. Emergency lights and exit signs for projects in the United States also need to be coordinated with applicable code requirements and the building’s egress routes.
Lighting plans and fixture selection
The dimensions and light distribution of designer lighting fixtures matter as much as their appearance. Wall lights mounted at eye level need particular attention to glare; a diffuser or shield can reduce direct views of the light source. Acoustic lighting combines illumination with sound-absorbing material, so check the acoustic performance separately from the light output. Lighting layouts that include stair lights should make tread edges visible without directing bright light into someone’s eyes.
What information should lighting suppliers provide?
Request product sheets with lumen output and light-distribution data, along with mounting and electrical requirements. Use these to check coverage and coordinate fixture locations with the ceiling plan.
How do I specify outdoor lights for exposed locations?
Choose wet-location-rated fixtures wherever rain can reach them; damp-location ratings apply to sheltered areas without direct water exposure. Confirm the rating and installation instructions for the intended mounting position.
How should I choose the color temperature of lamps and wall lights?
Compare Kelvin ratings: lower values appear warmer, while higher values appear cooler. Test a sample against paint and other finishes, keeping the color temperature consistent where light from different fixtures overlaps.