Yesterday I had the opportunity to present on lighting design at the University of Minnesota. Today's post will highlight my presentation...
Thanks to LHB for supporting me in these opportunities!
Keep reading to learn more...
The presentation was in Rapson Hall, pictured above. Side note: right around the corner from this building is one I was on the design team for several years ago; read about that here: Past Projects - University of Minnesota Mechanical Engineering Building - Minneapolis
As I mentioned in previous posts, the U of M College of Design has started a lighting design minor. I volunteered to do a guest lecture, covering an array of topics and tools such as Revit, ElumTools, Autodesk Lighting and Minnesota B3 requirements.
Both architecture and interior design students are taking this class, which is taught by Tao Ham, Lighting Designer at HGA, in Minneapolis. Here we are, pictured below...
The class was engaged and asked lots of good questions... which was great seeing as this was a 2.75 hour presentation!
I have previously presented on a similar topic for the interior design program, as I wrote about here: Lighting Design at the University of Minnesota - Fall 2018
Related posts:
For BIM Chapters updates, follow @DanStine_MN on Twitter or connect on LinkedIn
Check out my video-based courses on ArchSmarter.
I also write blog posts for Enscape - a new paradigm in rendering, animation and VR for AEC.
Thanks to LHB for supporting me in these opportunities!
Keep reading to learn more...
The presentation was in Rapson Hall, pictured above. Side note: right around the corner from this building is one I was on the design team for several years ago; read about that here: Past Projects - University of Minnesota Mechanical Engineering Building - Minneapolis
As I mentioned in previous posts, the U of M College of Design has started a lighting design minor. I volunteered to do a guest lecture, covering an array of topics and tools such as Revit, ElumTools, Autodesk Lighting and Minnesota B3 requirements.
Both architecture and interior design students are taking this class, which is taught by Tao Ham, Lighting Designer at HGA, in Minneapolis. Here we are, pictured below...
The class was engaged and asked lots of good questions... which was great seeing as this was a 2.75 hour presentation!
I have previously presented on a similar topic for the interior design program, as I wrote about here: Lighting Design at the University of Minnesota - Fall 2018
Related posts:
- Recap - Lightfair International 2018 in Chicago
- My Presentation on Lighting Analysis at the 2018 Minnesota AIA Convention
- Lighting Design at the University of Minnesota
- ElumTools Presentation today for the University of Northern Iowa
- Revit Training for Lighting Designers
- BILT Europe 2019 - Professional Lighting Analysis for Architects
- Lighting Analysis Module at NDSU
- Lighting in Renderings plus Another Free ArchVision Webinar
- Lighting in Revit 2019 + Lightfair 2018!
- Lighting Design and Real-Time Rendering at the University of Minnesota - Fall 2019
- Managing Light Level Design Intent in Revit - Average Illuminance; MEPPP New Feature
- ElumTools Blog Post: Luminaire Family Validation Made Easy
- Revit's Initial Intensity Settings for Lighting Fixtures
- ElumTools Recorded Webinar Training
For BIM Chapters updates, follow @DanStine_MN on Twitter or connect on LinkedIn
Check out my video-based courses on ArchSmarter.
I also write blog posts for Enscape - a new paradigm in rendering, animation and VR for AEC.
