Exploring the Effect of Lighting Specification Choices on Sustainable Practices and Well-Being
This lunch will discuss the importance of sustainability in design and its impact on well-being. We will explore the critical role of lighting specification in achieving sustainable outcomes, focusing on key factors such as energy efficiency, material selection, light pollution reduction, lifecycle assessment, and renewable energy integration. Additionally, we will examine lighting design principles that affect environmental and human well-being, covering aspects such as dark sky practices, visual comfort, safety, security, and human interaction. These principles will be illustrated through the case study of Wadanggari Park in St. Leonards, highlighting the project's innovative lighting design concept and implementation.
Lunch and refreshments will be provided.
Speaker: Murray Cameron
Murray is an experienced lighting professional with two decades of expertise in the industry. Throughout his career, he has held key positions such as Technical Manager, Regional Sales Manager for the Middle East and India, and Sales Manager for Oceania. Currently, he serves as the NSW Sales Manager at iGuzzini.
Murray's expertise spans a wide range of market segments, both locally and internationally. He has a proven track record in managing and delivering successful projects, driven by his passion for providing quality and sustainable lighting solutions.
Additionally, Murray has contributed to the professional community as a former Vice President of the Illuminating Engineers Society (IES) in NSW. His commitment to excellence and sustainability in lighting makes him a distinguished leader in the field.
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FREE
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$25
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