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Lighting design

Categories: architecture, Design
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Lighting design involves the use of software Applications such as Dialux Evo to calculate and display the 3D visualization of luminaries installation in a building and the photometric distribution.

A well-designed lighting system provides just the right amount of light for its intended application: less lumens yield poor performance, but more lumens represent wasted energy. Like in any building system design, the optimal capacity can only be specified with an adequate calculation procedure. Lighting designers use the photometric data of proposed fixtures as a starting point. For the calculation procedure they consider the project’s location, indoor or outdoor, as well as environmental conditions like temperature and dirt.
The purpose of lighting calculation is to reach a suitable illuminance level for the intended application. The concept of illuminance describes lighting delivered per unit of area, and it is typically measured in foot-candles (lumens per square foot) or lux (lumens per square meter).
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What Will You Learn?

  • How to install Dialux Evonmn
  • How to import DWG (AutoCAD file) into dialux
  • How to draw. Using Floor plans
  • How to create doors and Windows
  • How to insert and create objects and ceiling
  • How to insert, install and create luminaries
  • How to insert colour and Materials
  • How to Render using dialux Evo

Course Content

How to install Dialux Evo
This involves downloading, Navigating and installation of Dialux Evo Software

  • How to download Dialux Evo
    02:15

Importing Files
How to import DWG files

Building
Here, we learn how to construct the building

Creating doors and Windows
How to create doors and windows using dialux Evo

Inserting Objects
How to place objects like table and chairs in dialux Evo

Creating and Installing Luminaries
How to place the lights

Colour and Materials
How to colour the building using colour or material option

Rendering and Calculation
How to render the 3D visualisation of your design with respect to your calculation

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