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Types of Lighting

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General Lighting. Lighting designed to provide a
uniform level of illumination.

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GENERAL LIGHTING

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GENERAL LIGHTING

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GENERAL LIGHTING

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GENERAL LIGHTING

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Local Lighting. Lighting designed to provide a
relatively high level of illumination over a small area,
with a surrounding area of lower intensity from
spilled light.

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LOCAL LIGHTING

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LOCAL LIGHTING

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LOCAL LIGHTING

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Task Lighting. Lighting designed to provide a strong
illumination for visually demanding activities. It
needs to be glare-free. Effective task lighting
enhances visual clarity and keeps the eyes from
getting tired.

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TASK LIGHTING

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TASK LIGHTING

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TASK LIGHTING

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TASK LIGHTING

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TASK LIGHTING

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Accent Lighting. Lighting that calls attention or adds
interest to a particular object or unusual feature of
interest in a room. Highlight emphasizes illumination
with a strong light; backlight illuminates from behind
in order to embrace depth or to separate the
object from the background; sidelights is light
coming the side.

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ACCENT LIGHTING

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ACCENT LIGHTING

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ACCENT LIGHTING

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ACCENT LIGHTING

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Ambient Lighting. A hidden source of light that
washes the room with a glow. It flattens an interior
and creates very little shadow.

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AMBIENT LIGHTING

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AMBIENT LIGHTING

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AMBIENT LIGHTING

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AMBIENT LIGHTING

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Aesthetic Lighting. Lighting itself can be a work of
art. A neon sculpture would be purely decorative
and is an example of aesthetic lighting.

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AESTHETIC LIGHTING

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AESTHETIC LIGHTING

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AESTHETIC LIGHTING

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Natural Lighting. Sunlight, Candlelight and Firelight.
The quality of Sunlight will depend on the time of
the day and the season within the year.
Candlelight/ Firelight is light that moves and is
sometimes referred to as kinetic light.

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NATURAL LIGHTING

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NATURAL LIGHTING

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NATURAL LIGHTING

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CANDLELIGHTING

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FIRELIGHTING

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Luminaire

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Wall Washer. A downlight mounted close to the
plane of a wall and equipped with a reflector,
baffle, or lens to illuminate to the vertical surface.

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WALL WASHER

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WALL WASHER

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WALL WASHER

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Floodlight. A lamp designed to project or diffuse a
comparatively uniform level of illumination over a
large area. Also called flood lamp.

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FLOODLIGHT

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FLOODLIGHT

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FLOODLIGHT

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FLOODLIGHT

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Downlight. A luminaire consisting of a lamp set in
meta cylinder, recessed into or mounted on a
ceiling to direct a beam of light downward.

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DOWNLIGHT

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DOWNLIGHT

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DOWNLIGHT

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DOWNLIGHT

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Spotlight. A lamp designed to project a strong
focused beam of light on an object or areas. Also
called, spot.

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SPOTLIGHT

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SPOTLIGHT

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SPOTLIGHT

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Spill. Useless light rays, a spotlight or other focused
light source. Also called, spill light.

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SPILL

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SPILL

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SPILL

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SPILL

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Track lighting. Lighting provided by adjustable
spotlights mounted a long narrow, ceiling-or-wall-mounted
metal track through which currents is
conducted.

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TRACKLIGHTING

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TRACKLIGHTING

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TRACKLIGHTING

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TRACKLIGHTING

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TRACKLIGHTING

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Light strip. A rigid or flexible tape with exposed
down voltage light sources of 1 to 10 watts.

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LIGHT STRIP

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LIGHT STRIP

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LIGHT STRIP

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LIGHT STRIP

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Troffer. A luminaire having a trough-shaped reflector
holding one or more fluorescent lamps.

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TROFFER

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TROFFER

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TROFFER

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TROFFER

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Droplight. A lighting fixture suspended from a ceiling
or wall by a flexible cord, by which it can be
released or lowered.

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DROPLIGHT

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DROPLIGHT

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DROPLIGHT

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DROPLIGHT

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DROPLIGHT

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Chandelier. A decorative lighting fixture suspended
from a ceiling. Usually having branched supports for
a number of lamps.

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CHANDELIER

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CHANDELIER

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CHANDELIER

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Pendants. Suspended from the ceiling, a pendant
light directs its light down, typically over a table or
kitchen island. A pendant can enhance the
decorative style of a room. Pendants can provide
ambient or task lighting.

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Wall Sconces. Surface-mounted to the wall,
sconces can direct light upwards or downwards,
and their covers or shades can add a stylistic touch
to a room. Wall sconces provide ambient or task
lighting.

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Floor Lamps. Made in a wide range of sizes and
styles, lamps are extremely versatile and portable
sources of light in a room. Most lamps direct light
downward, with the exception of a torchiere, which
is a floor lamp that directs its light upward. Lamps
are often used as task lights, particularly for reading,
but can also provide ambient light.

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Gooseneck Lamp. A desk lamp having a flexible
shaft resembling the neck of a goose.

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Bridge Lamp. A floor lamp having the light source
on a horizontal adjustable arm.

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Torchlere. A floor lamp having its light source within
a reflecting bowl that directs the light upward. Also
torchere, torchler.

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TORCHLERE

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TORCHLERE

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TORCHLERE

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PRESENTED BY:
Abejo, Jhebel
Carcer, Patrick John
Cerbulles, Kaycelin
BS ARCHITECTURE 3-2
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