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• Cover
• Table of Contents
• Title Page
• Copyright
• About the Companion Website
• CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION: HOW TO USE THIS BOOK
• ORGANIZATION
• GETTING THE MOST OUT OF THIS BOOK
• PART I: BASICS ABOUT LIGHTING
• CHAPTER 2: BASIC CONCEPTS IN LIGHTING
• LAYERED DESIGN
• LIGHTING LAYERS
• A NOTE ABOUT COMPOSITION
• CHAPTER 3: QUALITIES OF LIGHT SOURCES
• HOW LIGHT IS GENERATED
• HOW THE EYE SEES
• LIGHT SOURCE SELECTION—COLOR
• LIGHT SOURCE SELECTION—CONTROL
• LIGHT SOURCE SELECTION—TECHNICAL
• CHAPTER 4: DAYLIGHTING
• PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PHYSICAL EFFECTS OF DAYLIGHT
• DAYLIGHT IN INTERIOR SPACES
• INTEGRATING DAYLIGHTING AND ELECTRIC LIGHTING
• TOP LIGHTING
• SIDE LIGHTING
• BASIC PRINCIPLES OF DAYLIGHTING DESIGN AND AWARENESS
• NOTE
• CHAPTER 5: LIGHT SOURCES
• LAMP NAMING
• HISTORY OF LIGHT SOURCES
• INCANDESCENT LAMPS
• HALOGEN LAMPS
• FLUORESCENT LAMPS
• HIGH‐INTENSITY DISCHARGE (HID) LAMPS
• LIGHT‐EMITTING DIODES
• OTHER LIGHT SOURCES
• CHAPTER 6: LUMINAIRES
• COMMON LUMINAIRE TYPES
• WALL GRAZING FIXTURES
• TROFFERS
• LUMINAIRE SELECTION
• CHAPTER 7: LIGHTING CONTROLS
• PRINCIPLES OF CONTROLS
• TYPES OF CONTROL
• CONTROL SYSTEMS
• CHAPTER 8: QUANTITY OF LIGHT
• DETERMINING THE APPROPRIATE LIGHT LEVEL REQUIRED
• ROUGH CALCULATIONS FOR ARCHITECTS AND INTERIOR DESIGNERS
• MAKING THE LEAP TO COMPUTER CALCULATIONS
• TYPES OF PROGRAMS
• INPUT DATA
• NOTE
• CHAPTER 9: QUALITY OF LIGHT
• SCULPTURAL QUALITY
• COLOR AND MATERIALS
• SIZE AND SCALE
• DESIGN QUALITY
• CHAPTER 10: LIGHT AND HEALTH
• SUMMARY OF THE SCIENCE
• APPLICATION OF CIRCADIAN LIGHTING
• PART II: DESIGN PROCESS
• CHAPTER 11: LIGHTING DESIGN APPROACH
• SEQUENTIAL STEPS TO SUCCESSFUL LIGHTING DESIGN SOLUTIONS
• CHAPTER 12: DOCUMENTING LIGHTING DESIGN
• SCHEMATIC DESIGN
• DESIGN DEVELOPMENT DRAWINGS AND CONTRACT DOCUMENTS
• PART III: APPLICATIONS AND CASE STUDIES
• CHAPTER 13: RESIDENTIAL LIGHTING DESIGN
• CHAPTER 14: WORKSPACE LIGHTING DESIGN
• CHAPTER 15: LIGHTING FOR EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES
• CHAPTER 16: HEALTH CARE LIGHTING DESIGN
• CHAPTER 17: RETAIL LIGHTING DESIGN
• CHAPTER 18: HOSPITALITY LIGHTING DESIGN
• CHAPTER 19: LIGHTING FOR COMMON SPACE
• CHAPTER 20: OUTDOOR LIGHTING DESIGN
• APPROACH TO OUTDOOR LIGHTING DESIGN
• QUALITY OF LIGHT
• QUANTITY OF LIGHT
• APPLICATIONS
• LUMINAIRE SELECTION
• LIGHT POLLUTION
• NOTE
• CHAPTER 21: BASIC LIGHTING RETROFITTING
• RETROFIT SOLUTIONS
• PART IV: PROFESSIONAL SKILLS
• CHAPTER 22: PROFESSIONAL LIGHTING DESIGN
• DESIGN DOCUMENTATION
• DESIGN INTEGRITY AND COST MANAGEMENT
• AVOID TYPICAL LIGHTING DESIGN PROBLEMS
• COLLABORATING WITH LIGHTING DESIGNERS
• APPENDIX A: ENERGY CODE CALCULATIONS
• ENERGY CODE STRUCTURE
• IMPORTANT POINTS TO REMEMBER ABOUT ENERGY CODES
• APPENDIX B: LIGHTING IN LEED AND WELL
• LEADERSHIP IN ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN (LEED)
• WELL BUILDING STANDARD
• Reading List
• Index
• End User License Agreement