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    THEORIES & PRINCIPLES OF AI FORM OF OUTDOOR LIGHTING

    1. Unity & harmony -unite all -composition STREETLIGHTS -light roadway & walkways (LED)
    2. Balance -mirror, dissimilar, center pt FLOODLIGHTS -Metal Halide & High Pressure
    3. Focal point -dominant-draw attention Outdoor fields or work zones
    4. Rhythm -visual pattern repetition BEACONLIGHT -position @ intersection
    5. Attention to details -compliment concept SECURITY -urban areas, extremely bright
    Use extra ordinary UNDERWATER -swimming pool, fonds, fountains
    6. Scale & proportion -std-generic-absolute Accent lights
    7. Color - BASIC CONCEPT OF COLORS
    WARM COLORS -vivid & generic
    BALANCE -tend to advance in space
    SYMMETRICAL -mirror (R&L) COOL COLORS -create soothing effects
    ASYMMETRICAL-dissimilar (R&L) NEUTRAL COLLORS -white, black, gray
    RADIAL -center point
    COLOR
    RED -passion, heat & energy
    ORANGE -vitality, activity & adventure
    YELLOW -sunshine & cheerfulness
    VIOLET -tranquility, opulence & fashion
    BLUE -calm, trust & sensitivity
    GREEN -nature, relaxation & rest
    COLOR WHEEL
    INTERIOR SPACE PLANNING
    1. ANTHROPOMETRY -human scale
    2. ERGONOMICS -human + elements
    3. PROXEMICS -physical space interactions
    4. KINESTHETICS -perception-body movement

    PERSONAL TERRITORY
    1 INTIMATE SPACE -1ft
    2 PERSONAL SPACE -2-4ft
    3 SOCIAL SPACE -4-10ft
    4 PUBLIC SPACE -12-24ft

    CULTURAL TERRITORY
    3-COLOR SCHEMES
    Arab, Japanese, Americans & Filipinos
    ANALOGOUS -next to each other_adjacent
    COMPLIMETARY - opposite to each other
    BASIC CATEGORY OF LIGHTING
    MONOCHROMATIC – 1-color in various shades
    AMBIENT -general lighting
    ACCENT -draw attention, specific
    TASK -perform task, focus illumination
    NATURAL -day lighting, solar power

    METHOD OF LIGHTING
    UPLIGHTING -less common, minimal glare
    DOWNLIGHTING -most used, recessed
    FRONT LIGHTING -no visible shadow

    FORM OF INDOOR LIGHTING


    ALCOVE -form of backlighting
    SOFFIT -close to wall, bring out texture 4-DIMENSION OF COLOR
    RECESSED -mounted into ceiling HUE -name of color
    TRACK -hung/clipped to metal-cables- VALUE -lightness or darkness
    tension INTENSITY/SATURATION -vividness, degree
    SCONE -shine up and down TEMPERATURE -warmth or coolness
    PORTABLE -sits on table
    ILLUMINATED CLNG -uses diffuser
    COLOR SCHEMES

    CONCENTRIC ZONE by BURGESS

    SECTOR MODEL by HOYT

    MULTIE NUCLEI by HARRIS & ULLMAN

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