A guide to designing energy-efficient lighting

This article provides practical guidance for designing energy-efficient lighting that strikes a balance between visual comfort, type of activity, environment, and total economic value. The article presents essential factors to consider when designing lighting, such as the nature of the space, its dimensions, and the users’ age and preference, ceiling height and layout, interior elements, current electrical layout, and components to emphasize. Additionally, the article emphasizes the importance of selecting the appropriate lighting method, determining the appropriate level of illumination, and selecting the appropriate lighting equipment. By following these guidelines, lighting designers can create a functional and aesthetically pleasing lighting design that meets the users’ needs while reducing energy costs.

May I Always Build – An Architect’s Credo

In his vision, an architect can foresee what the building will look like in using the materials available from the immediate environment. Pieces of stuff like the stone and the clay are the basic requirements in almost all in constructing building structures. Stones are typically employed as structural components of building foundations, and mud-clay can be used directly in houses as wall components, which can be found in rural areas or communities rich in it.