Monday, 25 August 2014
Rendered Images
PERSPECTIVE FROM ENTRANCE POINT
UPPER LEVEL PERSPECTIVE LOOKING OVERVIEW
UPPER LEVEL PERSPECTIVE LOOKING ONTO CHANGING ROOMS
PERSPECTIVE OF COUNTER AND SEATING BEHIND GREENWALL
SECTIONAL PERSPECTIBVE
ROOF PLAN
BOTTOM FLOOR REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
FRONT ELEVATION
Lighting
Ascent 150 LED - Round
Brand:
Concord
Description:
The Concord Ascent 150 range combines cutting edge LED technology with stylish designs in both round and square forms. It is an ideal downlight solution for a wide range of applications.
The Ascent 150 range offers excellent performance and reliability by utilising new low-power, high-output LED technology. Boasting low glare results of under 200 Cd/m/2 at 65° and above; Long life 50,000 hours plus at 70% luminous flux. The Ascent 150 range delivers exceptional light performance for commercial and workspace.
Description:
The Concord Ascent 150 range combines cutting edge LED technology with stylish designs in both round and square forms. It is an ideal downlight solution for a wide range of applications.
The Ascent 150 range offers excellent performance and reliability by utilising new low-power, high-output LED technology. Boasting low glare results of under 200 Cd/m/2 at 65° and above; Long life 50,000 hours plus at 70% luminous flux. The Ascent 150 range delivers exceptional light performance for commercial and workspace.
AUS 80 Greenstar LED Rectangle
Finishes: Natural Anodised, Pearl White,
Custom Powdercoat, Coloured Anodised.
Light source: Zhaga Compliant, Digital Dimmable or
Fixed Output LED, Standard or High Output.
Optics: plexiLED.
Accessories: LED Emergency (on board), LED Spitfire,
LED Downlight, (others on request).
Mounting options: Rod Suspension, Wire Suspension, Gyprock Brackets.
Dimensions: 83mm x 80mm x 103mm
Custom Powdercoat, Coloured Anodised.
Light source: Zhaga Compliant, Digital Dimmable or
Fixed Output LED, Standard or High Output.
Optics: plexiLED.
Accessories: LED Emergency (on board), LED Spitfire,
LED Downlight, (others on request).
Mounting options: Rod Suspension, Wire Suspension, Gyprock Brackets.
Dimensions: 83mm x 80mm x 103mm
Sunday, 24 August 2014
Applying shading
In my design I'd like to install roof shades two window panels thick to still allow for controlled natural light to be let in depending on the conditions of lighting at the time
Potential roof shading
ISSEY SUNSHADE SYSTEMS:
This product provides an effective sun shading solution to those who face a sun and heat problem from the skylight such as in the upper story of my current retail store.
The skylight on the home below presented an installation challenge as the glass could not have pressure placed upon it. I feel as though my store would consist of a similar issue. Ehy this product works id because Issey installers have found a method to install the sun shading system from above the window which I would have to apply to my roof shading system aswell.
This product provides an effective sun shading solution to those who face a sun and heat problem from the skylight such as in the upper story of my current retail store.
The skylight on the home below presented an installation challenge as the glass could not have pressure placed upon it. I feel as though my store would consist of a similar issue. Ehy this product works id because Issey installers have found a method to install the sun shading system from above the window which I would have to apply to my roof shading system aswell.
The solution was to use Issey verasun glass roof awnings. Featuring a headbox at the top with permanent tracks on either side that follow the framework of the skylight, the awning retracts the fabric back and forth and places it under constant tension to keep it taut.
Installation process: Standing atop the 42m cherry picker and using the surrounding roof, the installers secured each Verasun to the window’s framework.
The systems are retractable and motorised for ease of operation, allowing for optimal solar protection at the touch of a button. When the system is extended, the home is significantly cooler and relieved of uncomfortable glare, while soft natural light is still able to filter through.
Saturday, 23 August 2014
Light box
I took the light box challenge as a great opportunity to trial how the light would bounce in my actual design. In order to achieve this I wanted to replicate the structure of my design that allows the natural light in to see how the shading would play out when light hit at different angles. I was interested in seeing the refraction of the light when shone through the several layers of perspex.
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