Participants in the class will have the highest priority for attending the hands-on workshop at the Daylighting Lab. The workshop will be limited in size for maximum participation. The attendees of this class will leave with the ability to define the means and understand the costs for testing a project's ability to attain its daylighting design goals. The Daylighting Modeling Workshop is intended for designers who have taken an introductory seminar in daylighting design and a seminar in the means and methods for simulating daylighting design decisions with physical models. The class, will spend 6 hours exploring daylighting questions through the hands-on experience of testing daylighting models constructed in the workshop.
Space is limited.
The goal of the first phase of the Lighting Design Lab's Daylighting Initiative was to generate one or more projects in each major city in the Pacific Northwest over the year 2000. These initial efforts have spawned more than 100 daylighting projects region-wide. This afternoon forum will be kicked off by a noon-hour trade show, then presentations of this last year's daylighting projects by local architects and finally a presentation of other new case studies of building projects by the Lab's Daylighting Design Consultant, Joel Loveland. The goal of the forum is to further build a local daylighting design community in the Boise, Spokane, Bozeman, Portland and Seattle region, and ultimately in the Pacific Northwest over the next three years.