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FR31 Critical Lighting in Contemplative Space

Patrick J. Quinn, FAIA, Patrick J. Quinn, FAIA, Architect, Troy, N.Y.

      Discover the basic principles behind appropriate lighting, both natural and artificial, of contemplative spaces as they differ from those used in large ritual space design, both in range and degree. Discuss the fundamental differences between the two and the difficulty of reconciling design aspirations with health and safety considerations; then discuss systematic ways of working with owners early on to ensure clarity in understanding and design.

Learning objectives:

  • Evaluate existing spaces against given criteria, as they apply to more than just contemplative or sacred spaces, but also have implication in room design
  • Explain to clients and owners a systematic approach to an aesthetic problem
  • Apply a clear design strategy in the use of natural and artificial light in design of sacred or contemplative space.

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