1. Amanwella Aman Resorts Sri Lanka Light Proposal

2. Sri Lanka

3. The Aman Philosophy small, intimate and involving responsive to contemporary life style and cultural surroundings environmentally conscious less is more individually distinguishable

4. Resort Analysis: High standard of quality Comfort and convenience Better than home Easy orientation Suitable for people of all ages Relaxing environment Relationship to local culture Genius loci Feeling of security/ privacy Exemplary design Appropriate for long stays Functional Expectation of something special

5. The Room:

6. Materials: Linen Mahogany Teak Polished Stone Exterior Wood

7. Lighting Concept: Our lighting concept strives to incorporate the Aman philosophy of integrating individuality, locale, culture and environment into their resorts. For us this means maximizing daylight potential, and a high comfort, quality indirect lighting scheme. Through daylight techniques and strategies we create a strong connection between the interior and outside landscape. Combined with contemporary style, subtle indirect lighting strives to capture the magical spirit of Sri Lanka. Accent lighting enhances the both the functional and ambient atmosphere in the room. Incorporation of traditional Sri Lankan lighting elements underlines Aman Resort’s attitude, and creates romance.

8. Color Temperature Map: Since Sri Lanka is a warm climate color temperature of light plays an important role. The entrance areas and the bathroom would be areas with more refreshing light. The room would get gradually warmer with the warmest point being the balcony, creating an ambiance of romance in the evenings. <3000k 4000k<

9. Entrance/Wardrobe: Welcoming Arrival Good first impression Convenient Feeling of security Transition space from corridor Storage Dressing area Looking good Mirrors Colour differentiation Utilizing a suspended ceiling over the entry way, cool indirect lighting refreshes the guest as he or she enters the room. A back lit mirror and indirect lighting inside the storage areas aid the guests as they prepare for the day or their night out.

10. Bathroom: Relaxation and respite Getting away from it all Another world Luxurious/better than home High function/ make up, shaving Two options, function/ atmosphere Connection to nature Colour differentiation Dimmable halogen side emitting fiber optic cove lighting along the side of the tub allows the guest to adjust ambient glow while bathing. A high color temperature, good color rendering fluorescent back lit mirror and an art object along the sink wall provide the perfect light for applying make up. To the left and the right of the bed are two tall windows looking into the bathroom. A louver system allows the guest direct the sunlight in the bathroom, enjoy the view to the outside from the deck while freshening up, as well as close them when privacy is needed. Finally a halogen down light in shower adds a bit of sparkle and brilliance.

11. Bed: Relaxation Romance Reading ability High comfort/ softness Glare control Cool color temperature cove lighting in the ceiling creates a soft light ceiling, providing general illumination to the room. A warm cozy glow coming under the bed provides a night light as well as a romantic surprise in the room. Bedside lamps give warm diffused light for night time reading.

12. Lounge: Relaxation Conversation Reading/playing games Feels like home A place to put your feet up Tea and cookies Entertaining guests A simple glowing orb like pendant over the lounge area, reminds guests of the sunset and creates the perfect atmosphere for putting your feet up, or sharing drinks with friends.

13. Desk: Tasks Technology Writing High Comfort Focus on working plane Concentration No distractions Daylight For working light a small brushed metal desk lamp blends well with the rooms décor and spills a pool of light on to the surface for working. A dim back lit art object on the wall does not provide functional light, but instead adds a sense of balance to the room.

14. Balcony: Relaxation Romance Outdoors Peaceful A diffused material is placed underneath the boards of the deck, with a fiber optic system providing light to the diffuser. This creates a soft light coming from between the floor boards of the balcony. Placed in niche on the central wall is a traditional Sri Lankan prayer lamp. The view to the sea is not disrupted and one can enjoy beautiful evenings outside.

15. Bed Side (Fontana Arte) Task Lighting (Santa & Cole)Pendant (OTTO – Fontana Arte) Luminaires vs. Materials:

16. Luminaire List: Tetris T16 + Custom Reflector. (Zumtobel Staff) Used with a variety of color temperature lamps for all indirect lighting Side Emitting Fiber Optic (Roblon) 75W Halogen. Bathtub and balcony. Shower Downlight (ERCO- 81010.000) IP 65. 35W Halogen OTTO (Fontana Arte) 100w E27 Charms (Fontana Arte ) 22W Fluorescent Suma Desk Lamp (Santa Cole) 20-50w Halogen

17. Concept team: Faith Jewell Vladan Paunovic Peter Schmidt Ngurah Clifton Pinatih Presentation by: Faith Jewell Hochschule Wisamr Master of Architectural Lighting Design 2006