1. Brad Gaugh November 29, 2010 1

2.  Building Background  Lighting Spaces ◦ Façade ◦ Lobby ◦ Auxiliary Gymnasium ◦ Weight and Fitness Room 2

3. Occupant Building type Usage Harford Community College Fighting Owls Athletic Facility Division III NCAA basketball Local Community indoor activities Weight and Fitness Room Swimming Complex Susquehanna Center 3

4. Location Size Cost Construction Dates Delivery Method Architect Lighting Consultants Bel Air, Maryland latitude = 39.56°N, longitude = 76.28°W 110,000 ft 2 $28 million April 2011 – August 2012 Design-Bid-Build Hord Coplan Macht Dunlop Lighting Design Susquehanna Center 4

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6. Existing Building Addition N Thomas Run Road Main Entry Point Road Entrance 6

7. Auxiliary Gym Lobby Weight & Fitness Facade Main Entry Point N 7

8. General Lighting Design Concepts Emphasize Game Type Atmosphere (Excitement, Intrigue, Festive, Cheerful) Provide Uniformity for Task Oriented Spaces Exhibit High Quality Facility Susquehanna Center 8

9. Facade Floor Plan Main EntryCovered Sidewalk N 9

10. Facade Materials 10

11. Facade Lighting Design Concepts Schematic #1 – Intrigue Create Visual Curiosity Develop Points of Interest Highlight Travel to Entrance 11

12. Schematic Design #1 12

13. Schematic Design #1 13

14. Schematic Design #1 Highlight Shade 14

15. Schematic Design #1 Wall Emphasis 15

16. Schematic Design #1 Sidewalk Illumination 16

17. Schematic Design #1 Back Lighting of Sign 17

18. Schematic Design #1 Visual Curiousity 18

19. Schematic Design #1 Equipment 19

20. Facade Lighting Design Concepts Schematic #2 – The Nest Floating Roof Structure = Twigs of Nest Visual Curiosity Emphasize Travel to Entrance 20

21. Schematic Design #2 21

22. Schematic Design #2 Back Lighting of Sign 22

23. Schematic Design #2 Visual Curiosity Top of Nest 23

24. Schematic Design #2 Visual Curiosity Twigs of Nest 24

25. Schematic Design #2 Wall Emphasis 25

26. Schematic Design #2 Sidewalk Illumination 26

27. Schematic Design #2 Equipment 27

28. Facade Lighting Design Concepts Schematic #3 – Game Day Inspiration Bryce Jordan Center Penn State Visual Interest Using Team Colors Create Visual Curiosity Highlight Travel to Entrance 28

29. Schematic Design #3 29

30. Schematic Design #3 Color Lighting of Shades 30

31. Schematic Design #3 Wall Emphasis 31

32. Schematic Design #3 Sidewalk Illumination 32

33. Schematic Design #3 Sign Illumination 33

34. Schematic Design #3 Color Changing Illumination 34

35. Schematic Design #3 Color Changing Illumination 35

36. Schematic Design #3 Color Changing Illumination 36

37. Schematic Design #3 Equipment 37

38. Lobby Main Entry Point 38

39. Lobby Floor Plan Wavy Pendants Pendants alternate in the Light Blue and Navy Blue colors 39

40. Lobby Materials 40

41. Lobby Lighting Design Concepts Lighting to an Impression - Festive Provide bright non-uniform Lighting Mode Place emphasis on Points of Interest Utilize Movement of Light – Sparkle or Pulsate 41

42. Lobby Schematic Design 42

43. Lobby Schematic Design Display Case 43

44. Lobby Schematic Design Honorary Plaque 44

45. Lobby Schematic Design Random Slow Pulsating Fixture 45

46. Lobby Schematic Design Random Slow Pulsating Fixture 46

47. Lobby Schematic Design Random Slow Pulsating Fixture 47

48. Lobby Schematic Design Equipment 48

49. Lobby Lighting Design Issues Light interaction with Perforated Aluminum Stream Lines of Light 49

50. Lobby Schematic Design Alternate Solution Wall Mounted 50

51. Auxiliary Gym N 51

52. Auxiliary Gymnasium Floor Plan 52

53. Auxiliary Gymnasium Section 53

54. Auxiliary Gymnasium Materials 54

55. Auxiliary Gymnasium Lighting Design Concepts Lighting For an Task Provide adequate Illuminance Supply sufficient Uniformity at Task Plane Bring Daylight into space Integrate between Electric Light and Daylight 55

56. Auxiliary Gym Schematic Design 56

57. Auxiliary Gym Schematic Design Electrical Lighting 57

58. Auxiliary Gym Schematic Design Daylighting with Skylights 58

59. Auxiliary Gym Schematic Design Integration between Electric Light and Daylight 59

60. Auxiliary Gym Schematic Design Equipment 60

61. Auxiliary Gymnasium Skylight Design 61

62. Auxiliary Gymnasium Skylight Design 62

63. Auxiliary Gymnasium Skylight Design 63

64. Auxiliary Gymnasium Lighting Design Issues Direct and Reflected Glare from Skylights 64

65. Auxiliary Gymnasium Lighting Design Issues Direct and Reflected Glare from Skylights – Solution Electronic Shade Devices 65

66. Weight and Fitness N 66

67. Weight & Fitness Floor Plan 67

68. Weight & Fitness Section and Materials 68

69. Weight & Fitness Lighting Design Concepts Lighting For an Task Provide adequate Illuminance Supply sufficient Uniformity at Task Plane Bring Daylight into space Integrate between Electric Light and Daylight 69

70. Weight & Fitness Schematic Design 70

71. Weight & Fitness Schematic Design Lower Ceiling Down Lighting 71

72. Weight & Fitness Schematic Design Indirect Lighting in High Exposed Ceiling 72

73. Weight & Fitness Schematic Design Direct Daylight from North Facade 73

74. Weight & Fitness Schematic Design Integration between Electric Light and Daylight 74

75. Weight & Fitness Schematic Design Mid-Ceiling Down Lighting 75

76. Weight & Fitness Schematic Design Mid-Ceiling Down Lighting 76

77. Weight & Fitness Schematic Design Equipment 77

78. Connecting the DOTS... General Lighting Design Concepts Emphasize Game Type Atmosphere (Excitement, Intrigue, Festive, Cheerful) Exhibit High Quality Facility 78

79. Connecting the DOTS... General Lighting Design Concepts Provide Uniformity for Task Oriented Spaces 79

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