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1 THURSDAY 10/2 9:00AM AB218 Design Considerations for Healthcare Karyn Gayle, EDAC, MIES VP - Healthcare, systems are an underutilized but incredibly meaningful aspect of a healthcare facility. A welldesigned system can result in improvements in patient experience & outcomes, increases in caregiver & staff productivity, and significant reductions in energy consumption and maintenance burden of the campus. This presentation describes the key criteria in evaluating, selecting, and specifying lighting systems across a range of healthcare applications. Describe key trends impacting healthcare Identify the functional objectives of healthcare lighting and the lighting design associated with each type of space Explain the emotional aspects of lighting as they pertain to improved patient health and outcomes Correlate the types of rooms found in health care facilities and the recommended lighting practices and standards for those rooms Classify and apply practical design considerations for lighting in healthcare settings Poul Hennigsen: Cultural, Artisitc and Political Influences of Design Avant-Garde Lars J. Christiansen, Regional Director of Sales, Louis Poulsen/ Targetti How to specify various types of lighitng for various areas. After completion of this course, participants will understand and be able to discuss: The design and technical details and application of various PH luminaries Factors that influenced shifts in Scandinavain design trends Poul Henningsen s architectural designs and themes Poul Henningsen s literary and artistic motivations Poul Henningsen s inspirations in regards to lighting design Specifying LED s for & Controls Kim Johnson, Acuity The purpose of this presentation, is to review those areas of a typical LED specification for the Type A luminaire on a project that needs to clearly describe what the performance requirements are for an LED luminaire. Learn the basic language that should be included in your LED luminaire and controls specifications Know what that specification language really means and why it is important to include it in your LED specification Fully understand LED color and quality, how they are measured and why they are key components of your LED specification Understand and know how the life of LEDs is determined and verified

2 THURSDAY 10/2 10:30AM Light the Way to LEEDv4 Jim Yorgey, Lutron How Light Control helps achieve LEED Certification in New Construction & Major Renovation in Commercial Buildings By reviewing LEED, the participant will be able to describe the LEED green building rating system for commercial buildings By comparing the previous version of LEED (2.2) with the most recent one (2009), the participant will be able to explain the key changes in LEED 2009 that affect the design and constructioin, or major renovation, of commercial buildings Using the LEED green building rating system, the participant will be able to assess how light controls and their manufacturer can effectively contribute to LEED certification in new construction and major renovation projects Through examination of the provided case study, the participant will be able to summarize how the Plaza at PPL Center used lighting controls to meet LEED certification objectives Custom Decorative Collette Flemming, Winona Custom Custom Decorative The objectives of the presentation are to identify when it is appropriate to specify standard vs. custom luminaires, understand the reasons to choose custom decorative luminaires, to provide an overview of the custom design process, and to identify lighting tips to assist in the specification of these luminaires. The presentation also briefly touches on restoration and reproduction of historical luminaires. Controlling LEDs Craig Fox, LC IES ETC Architectural Regional Manager There is a reoccurring question in the lighting industry about controlling LED lighting. This course will address the wide variety of available control options for LED lighting. It is intended for engineers, lighting designers and architects who are tasked with understanding and specifying control systems for this aspect of commercial lighting. Provide a brief history of the LED Describe the advantages and disadvantages of the LED as well as its various applications Identify the basic components of an LED lighting control systems Discuss the control options for various LED systems

3 THURSDAY 10/2 1:30PM Light, Dark, Color and Human Health Comparative Evaluation of Side-Daylighting Strategies How LED s have Changed the way we work with Light Dean Brockob, USAI LIGHTING Michael Holtz, Lightlouver Pete Neal, Regional Sales Manager Midwest - Lumenpulse Architectural : Light is used to highlight the aesthetics of a space with care given to visual comfort and visual performance needs. Light also affects human health. It is a stimulus for regulating circadian rhythms, behavior, and other health functions. This presentation highlights the growing body of research connecting light, the receptors in our eye (the non-visual system) to many health functions. These human health aspects include circadian regulation, melatonin production, and neurotransmitter functions in the brain. As lighting technology improves (with color temperature control, for example) and as the understanding of light and health improves, this will have a profound effect on architectural lighting design. This course will show recent beta-test lighting projects promoting human centric lighting, as well as recent lighting projects where color control was used for promoting health, behavior, or productivity. Daylighting is the purposeful use of sunlight to meet the illumination requirements of an architectural space. Side lighting strategies are discussed to help a designer meet these requirements. This course will explore what makes LEDs unlike traditional light sources, specifically in regards to their micro optics, miniature size, light quality, precise controls, versatility and long lifespan. LEDs are in fact so different, the technology has opened up entirely new approaches to using light for architectural lighting, both inside and out. Today, LEDs can be used for almost all architectural lighting. This course will examine common LED lighting applications and introduce a variety of installations. The current industry is only scratching the surface of what LEDs can do and building professional must rethink how to approach lighting a space. Participants will learn the basics of the visual system as well as important metrics such as color temperature and color rendering index. Participants will understand the amazing new research showing how light receptors in the eye signal non-visual parts of the brain affecting human health. Participants will identify the many physiological effects in the brain caused by both light and dark. Participants will be able to connect these light and health concepts to architectural lighting and new design approaches. Describe the importance of daylighting and lighting controls for improved energy efficiency in commercial buildings Understand and describe the challenges, goals and principles of effective daylighting design Understand and describe the pros and cons of the common side-daylighting design strategies Understand and explain the performance and cost of the common side-daylighting design strategies Access selected information resources on effective daylighting design Describe the LED characteristics that challenge traditional lighting concepts Discuss the new advantages of LED lighting, including, energy efficiency, versatility, controls, colors and design and low maintenance Describe the wide range of applications for LED lighting Understand how to select LED lighting for your projects and describe best practices

4 THURSDAY 10/2 3:00PM Quality Benchmarks for LED Luminaires David Brown Finelite, Inc Area Vice President LED luminaires have great potential for long life, low maintenance and reduced energy concumption as compared to legacy lighting technologies. The component architecture of LED luminaires, however, creates new selection criteria. This presentation discusses industry benchmarks of LED luminaire quality including useful fixture life, serviceability and performance. Understand Component lifetime and how LEDs have changed the relationship between the end-user and manufacturer Understand the new issues that arise when maintaining fixtures are meant to last decades Understand industry terminology regarding luminaire performance and be able to accurately compare the performance of different luminaires Understand how to compare different LED luminaire platforms Daylight Autonomy through Automation Brent Protzman, Lutron Electronics The concept of daylight autonomy and its energy saving metrics are discussed. Identify current building design trends and the reality of what happens when the intended design is not maintained and daylight is not properly managed Understand the concept and benefits of daylight autonomy and its energy savings metrics Recognize the difference in useful daylight zone and performance between a wired lighting control system with manual shades and one with wireless technology and automated shades through daylight analysis and energy simulation Understand the difference in the installed cost and return on investment between the two systems Utilizing Polycarbonate Within your Architectural Designs Kevin Smith Extech/Exterior Technologies Inc This presentation focuses on the unique properties of polycarbonate as a glazing material for daylighting. Participants will know about the different types of Polycarbonate. Participants will understand the unique properties and characteristics of Polycarbonate. Participants will know about the features and benefits of Polycarbonate used as glazing material in architectural applications. Participants will understand the manufacturing processes of Polycarbonate Cellular Structural Sheets. Participants will understand the appropriate types of framing systems for polycarbonate glazing applications.

5 FRIDAY 10/3 9:00AM Light & Health Care: Whole Human Approach Karyn Gayle, EDAC, MIES VP - Healthcare, The healthcare landscape is in a state of rapid evolution, and health providers and systems are working harder than ever to improve outcomes and patient experience while managing costs in increasingly constrained fiscal environments. This talk will explore the role of lighting in creating healthcare spaces that enhance outcomes by supporting human physiology, sensory stimulation, connection to nature, and ergonomic design. The presentation will also address the need to bridge science into application, as well as the discussion of how evidencebased design techniques can create family-centered, state-of-the-art care facilities. Describe key trends impacting healthcare Discuss functional, physiological, and psychological aspects of lighting in healthcare settings Review key design interventions in facility lighting design and the link to health outcomesments Examine current and future state of lighting technologies and their application for care environments Designing Buildings with Daylight Harvesting Brian Grohe, Sunoptics/Acuity Brands Controls Key daylighting studies, characteristics of good daylighting design, and daylighting strategies and discussed. Define Daylight Harvesting and explain the impact it can have on an organization s people, productivity, and energy savings Conceptualize opportunities for Daylighting in their projects whether sidelighting, toplighting or a combination Understand the current codes which are mandating daylight harvesting Understand how to calculate daylight zones for toplighting and sidelighting applications Calculate the quantity of toplighting elements to provide daylighting on an entire floor The Power of Digital & Controls Michael Clemens, Controls Digital lighting controls : The furture of lighitng offers maximum flexiblity and return on investement. Understand the efficient characteristics of LED Digital Understand the sustainable characteristic of LED Digital Describe the long life benefits of LED lighting and controls Describe the high quality of illumination and aesthetic benefits that impact occupant comfort

6 FRIDAY 10/3 10:30AM Daylight Management in Commercial Spaces with Shading Systems Brent Protzman, Lutron Electronics Daylighting control strategies involving shading solutions are discussed. How to choose the appropriate fabric based on its performance properties are also discussed. By examining the different types of availability of daylight, participants will be able to successfully identify the challenges daylight might present for their project By understanding the goals of daylight management, participants will discover how it can be used to improve the comfort, funcationality, and efficiency of any space By examining the impact of fabric selection and shade style on daylight management, participants will learn how to meet goals for both design and daylight control By examining the different types of availability of daylight, participants will be able to successfully identify the challenges daylight might present for their project ASHRAE Working toward Compliance Michael Clemens, Controls New Requirements are vastly more refined and cary well beyond previous benchmarks. Navigate the process of achieving and documenting compliance with 90.1 Understand the provisions of the lighting related criteria within 90.1 See how they can become easily involved in the 90.1 development process Access a variety of additional resources that are available RE 90.1 For Learning Sandra M. Stashik, PE, FIES, LEED AP, Specification Marketing Manager, This one-hour HSW LU program equips the specifier with an overview of the factors to consider when selecting lighting systems for modern classrooms. Participants will understand how to specify lighting systems that achieve excellent visibility and visual comfort, with flexible teacher controls for properly lighting the diverse visual tasks in today s learning environment. The presentation also addresses energy efficiency and budget issues. Identify the best practices for classroom lighting and controls Appreciate the benefits of following the best practices Understand the options to consider in designing classroom lighting and controls