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Technical Assignments
Lighting
Proposal |
The Lighting Proposal
was a preliminary assignment to the first Technical Assignment.
It contains a simple report on the four spaces that will be focused
on in Technical Assignment 1 and the lighting design portion of
my Thesis. |
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Technical
Assignment 1 |
The first Technical
Assignment is a brief overview of the existing lighting systems
in the New School of Business and Public Management on the George
Washington University Campus. Including with the analysis of the
lighting systems is a general overview of the luminaires, lighting
controls, and power densities found with in the spaces. AGI was
used to analysis existing conditions, and ASHRAE 90.1 standards
and the IESNA lighting handbook was used to consulte design criteria.
More information on this report can be found in the Executive Summary.
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Date |
Description |
10.05.05 |
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10.05.05 |
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Technical
Assignment 2 |
Technical ASsignment
2 was an analysis of the existing lighting systems in the new School
of Business and Public Management on the Georg Washington University
Campus. The analysis includes NEC based calculations on lighting,
electrical, and mechanical loads with in the building, and then
compared them to the existing conditions that are already present.
More information on this particular assignment can be found in the
Executive Summary. |
Date |
Description |
10.31.05 |
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10.31.05 |
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Technical
Assignment 3 |
The third Technical
Assignment is a lighting design proposal that will be presented
to a panel of principles at Lutron on Tuesday, December 6th. This
proposal contains further evaluations of the four spaces that will
be redesigned for my presentation, and my ideas on what will be
redesigned. My proposal was posted origionally on November 21st,
but I did not have all the data necessary to complete the propsoal
to my satisfaction. The proposal linked below in ppt and pdf format
is the one that will be presented at Lutron. |
Date |
Description |
12.2.05 |
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12.2.05 |
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Lutron
Comments |
I presented my lighting
design proposal, the contents of my third Technial Assignment,
to a panel of professional lighting designers on December 6th.
In general, my lighting design was accepted, but my presentation
was lacking. I credit a lot of this to the fact that I did not
have a lot of time to practice my presentation, and that will
be adjusted before I present my final project. I've provided a
link below that will take you to the comments from the lighting
designer panel.
Lutron
Comments |
User
Note:
Note: While great efforts have been taken to provide accurate and
complete information on the pages of CPEP, please be aware that the
information contained herewith is considered a work-in-progress for
this thesis project. Modifications and changes related to the original
building designs and construction methodologies for this senior thesis
project are solely the interpretation of Brad Hartman. Changes and
discrepancies in no way imply that the original design contained errors
or was flawed. Differing assumptions, code references, requirements,
and methodologies have been incorporated into this thesis project;
therefore, investigation results may vary from the original design.
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