Our Spring 2013 Class Series has ended.

Large Volume Spaces: A Design Approach for Lighting Retrofits

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Instructor: Jeff Robbins LC, MIES

As the interest in ever lower power densities becomes more focused, lighting industry professionals are looking for tools to aid them when designing industrial spaces, big box spaces, gymnasiums and parking lots. This intermediate level class provides proven methods to maximize energy savings in existing buildings and new construction. By combining multiple low cost strategies in an integrated way, increased energy savings and a high quality visual environment can be achieved. This class demonstrates through computer models and practical examples a clear path to meeting aggressive energy savings goals. Note: As this is an intermediate class, basic lighting knowledge is suggested.

Jeff Robbins is a Commercial Lighting Specialist at The Lighting Design Lab. Before joining the Lab in 2008, he owned and operated his own lighting design firm completing jobs domestically and internationally. He is also the Chair of the Testing Committee for the National Council on Qualifications for the Lighting Professions, (NCQLP) where he earned his LC (Lighting Certified) credentials.

Office Buildings: A Design Approach for Lighting Retrofits

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Instructor: Eric Strandberg LC

This intermediate level class, enables professionals in the lighting industry to achieve ever lower power densities in a variety of office spaces including garages to maximize energy savings in existing buildings and new construction. By combining multiple low cost strategies that integrate modern lighting, controls and daylighting opportunities, increased energy savings and a high quality visual environment can be achieved. This class demonstrates a clear path to meeting aggressive energy savings goals through the use of computer models and practical examples. Note: As this is an intermediate class, basic lighting knowledge is suggested.

Eric Strandberg has been one of the Lighting Design Lab lighting specialists for over fifteen years and has over twenty five years in the lighting industry. In 1995 he joined the Lighting Design Lab to promote energy efficiency and quality lighting design. This work includes; developing and teaching classes, writing articles, new technology evaluation and project consultation, on almost every aspect of lighting design and conservation.