The facts for life: let there be light

Article Abstract:

The level of luminance required in a location will depend on the activity which is taking place. Maximizing the use of natural daylight is becoming more popular but access to daylight is dependent on the situation of the building and the weather. The type of lamps and lighting control systems can also make a difference to the comfort of users. Photoelectric dimming control systems are more energy efficient and provide better control over artificial light than other systems but are more costly. The position, shape and size of windows can also affect the level of light.

Study and teaching, Interior lighting, Light sources

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Don't lose touch

Article Abstract:

The implementation of an updated and efficient marketing database may help small to medium sized construction industry firms increase sales by up to 10%. A proactive contact database is essential for managers to track contract progress, maintain regular contact with clients and build new markets. Contact databases can cost between 150 pounds sterling up to 1,000 pounds sterling, depending on the size and complexity of the information needed to be stored.

Industry Overview, Management, Construction industry, Software, Database marketing

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A light touch

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the importance of lighting design in the interior or exterior design of a building. The emergence of lighting design as a profession in the construction industry is discussed.

Methods, Services, Column, Design and construction, Architectural firms, Architectural services, Interior design

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