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What Are The Benefits of Working With A Lighting Designer?
A lighting designer brings technical and artistic prowess to the table
Lighting design can be viewed as a creative and functional extension of architectural design, which explains why lighting designers work so closely with architects, from a project?s inception through construction. An excellent lighting design can make or break a building. Lighting can help create ambiance, lead patrons through a space, add height or depth to a structure, and improve functionality. To help a building?s illumination to work in harmony with the architectural design, an experienced lighting designer incorporates their knowledge not just of lighting, but also of architectural principles and practice. It is important for a lighting scheme to work seamlessly with the overall design as a way to fully realize the architect?s overall vision.
Drawings, drafting & red line
Technology evolves rapidly
New lighting equipment and control technologies are continually introduced to industry. A lighting designer stays on top of new developments, understands which technologies will achieve the best results for your client?s goal and budget, and may provide impartial feedback to clients, in order that major decisions are not predicated on sales pressure.
Architecture does not always involve new construction, however, and lighting design can be critical in terms of renovations of existing spaces. Understanding the innovations in lighting fixtures, controls, and other technologies is essential, but on many projects, a solid historical knowledge is also a significant asset. A lighting designer can advise on what aspects of the prevailing must be redone or how to capture the aesthetics and feel of a bygone era while incorporating modern technology.

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