ID Lighting & Environmental Systems Project 2: Residential Project

ID Lighting & Environmental Systems Project 2: Residential Project by Shane Obrien and Abbi Vida

Author: Shane Obrien and Abbi Vida

Class: IDES 350 Interior Design Lighting & Environmental Systems

Select a previous design and improve the space with the knowledge gained about different layers of light. Include general, task, accent and decorative lighting throughout the space to bring life to a newly renovated loft located in Detroit, Michigan. The Residential Project board reveals four rendered perspectives, including an elevation, a reflected ceiling plan and legend, and lighting selection to showcase the newly implemented lamps and path of light. The project also involved the submission of a lighting schedule and cut sheets.

The Residential Project board (1 of 1) of a newly renovated loft in Detroit features four rendered perspectives, including an elevation, a reflected ceiling plan and legend, and lighting selection to showcase the newly implemented lamps and path of light.

 

 

This rendering shows a perspective view of the main living area of the loft, featuring LED detail, and ceiling- and wall-mounted light fixtures.

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