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Course: ARCH 447, Fall 2009
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of School Architecture This document presents student work that was submitted as part of the course requirements for the Fall 2005 version of McGill University, School of Architecture, course ARCH-447 Electrical Services - Lighting Course web site: http://www.arch.mcgill.ca/prof/reinhart/arch447/fall2005/ Instructors: Christoph Reinhart (christoph.reinhart@nrc-cnrc.gc.ca) Conor Sampson...

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of School Architecture This document presents student work that was submitted as part of the course requirements for the Fall 2005 version of McGill University, School of Architecture, course ARCH-447 Electrical Services - Lighting Course web site: http://www.arch.mcgill.ca/prof/reinhart/arch447/fall2005/ Instructors: Christoph Reinhart (christoph.reinhart@nrc-cnrc.gc.ca) Conor Sampson (conor.sampson@mail.mcgill.ca ) While the building site discussed in this document might be real, the project and the affiliations of the design team (including phone numbers) described in this document are fictitious. The document is being provided on the internet for download to showcase to new students taking the course as well as to other interested parties how daylight and electric lighting simulation techniques can be used during building design. McGill University is not responsible for the content or accuracy of the material presented in this document. Pavilion s t. f r a n o i s, i l e d o r l a n s, q u b e c Pavilion s t. f r a n o i s, i l e d o r l a n s, q u b e c Objectives: To direct natural light away from sensitive objects To appropriate lighting fixtures with proper CRI To assess the lighting levels within the core SHADOW STUDIES - DAY 8:00 AM SHADOW STUDIES - DAY 9:00 AM SHADOW STUDIES - DAY 10:00 AM SHADOW STUDIES - DAY 11:00 AM SHADOW STUDIES - DAY 12:00 PM SHADOW STUDIES - DAY 1:00 PM SHADOW STUDIES - DAY 2:00 PM SHADOW - STUDIES DAY 3:00 PM SHADOW STUDIES - DAY 4:00 PM SHADOW STUDIES - DAY 4:45 PM SHADOW STUDIES - YEAR January 1st SHADOW STUDIES - YEAR February 1st SHADOW STUDIES - YEAR March 1st SHADOW STUDIES - YEAR April 1st SHADOW STUDIES - YEAR May 1st SHADOW STUDIES - YEAR June 1st SHADOW STUDIES - YEAR July 1st SHADOW STUDIES - YEAR August 1st SHADOW STUDIES - YEAR September 1st SHADOW STUDIES - YEAR October 1st SHADOW STUDIES - YEAR November 1st SHADOW STUDIES - YEAR December 1st RADIANCE / FALSECOLOR RENDERING RADIANCE / FALSECOLOR RENDERING LIGHTING FIXTURE PLAN MAJOR SECTION MINOR SECTION FIXFURE PLACEMENT & AIMING ANGLE LIGHTOLIER TRACK LIGHTING Prospec recessed flangeless track finish: matte white ALCYON LOW VOLTAGE WALL WASHER class 2 electric transformer for 12V halogen lamps recommended light beam spread: 25 - 40 op...

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