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What is a Mockup?
- A mockup is a
full scale installation of a proposed lighting system. Actual light
fixtures, fixture placement, ceiling height, room dimensions, surface
finishes and furniture layout can all be evaluated in a mock-up. This
allows the design team to view and make necessary changes before actual
construction begins.
Who are Mockups for?
- In-house working
groups
- Project-wide design
teams
- Owner and user
review and evaluation.
MockUps Room Features
- 40' long south
window wall (full room height) with split upper/lower blackout capability
- Modular theatrical
style wall system
- 1200 sq.ft. - 30'
X 40' X 15'
How much do Mockups cost?
- Simple mockups
can be free!
- The Lighting Design
Lab contributes 8 hours labor - afterward it is billed at $40/hr.
- The LDL allows
3 days viewing after buildout - afterward it is billed at $75/day.
Have you ever done a Mockup like mine?
How do I get started?
- Click on the link
at the top right or here to download the Request Packet. Print the file
and complete the forms, then fax it in OR if you have the full version
of Adobe Acrobat, complete & save it, then email it as an attachment.
I have questions! Who do I talk to?
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Looking
for the Mockup Request Packet? Click link to download PDF
Mockup
Application Request Packet, Floor Plan and Help (400K)
Recent Mock-Ups:
University of Washington
BioEngineering Labs
Lighting Design by Mary Claire Frazier of Candela Architectural Lighting.
Mockup was done to evaluate light levels and distribution in a high-tech
research laboratory.
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here on photo for a larger image
Bremerton Government
Center
Lighting Design by Denise Simpson of Lightwire Lighting Design. Mockup
was done to evaluate lighting solutions using Newmat ceiling material.
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here on photo for a larger image
Pritchard Library
- Olympia, Washington
This mockup was done by Barnett Schorr Architects to evaluate the
performance of lighting using existing concrete coffers.
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