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Lighting Design and Human Behavior
Rating: 3.8 out of 5(26 ratings)
111 students
Created byJames McGregor
Last updated 5/2017
English

What you'll learn

  • Identify the appropriate lighting design for a certain environment.
  • Get information on the basics of lighting design.
  • Understand how lighting works and how each design concept benefits the public in terms of safety and security.

Course content

1 section • 9 lectures • 1h 8m total length

  • Introduction3:45
  • Introducing Light-Pathways of Light9:17

    Explore how rods and cones drive color and night vision, and how adaptive outdoor lighting with uniform luminance and balanced contrast supports safety perception.

  • Visual Pathways9:17
  • Non-visual Pathways5:27
  • Circadian Rhythm9:52
  • Psychological Influences of Lighting: Phototropism9:38
  • Psychological Influences of Lighting: Color8:42

    Explore how color in lighting shapes mood, perception, and behavior, with blue’s calming and safety implications, and color associations for red, green, yellow, orange, and purple in branding and environment.

  • Psychological Influences of Lighting: Fear and Safety6:54
  • Case Study5:29

Requirements

  • You should be able to use a PC at beginner level.
  • An interest in lighting design and sustainable lighting systems would be a great advantage.

Description

Lighting design plays a great role in how people perceive and react to outdoor spaces. This webinar will provide an overview of the psychological and physiological aspects of light, social responses to light and the relationship of light to health and well-being.

Participants will learn about how people use visual and non-visual pathways of light that influence behavior and mood. The webinar will discuss a range of examples where the non-visual aspects of lighting design is can be used to create value through influencing occupant behavior and perception.

Who this course is for:

  • Individuals who are interested in outdoor and indoor lighting design.
  • Individuals who are interested in sustainable designs
  • Individuals who are interested in landscaping.
  • Professionals with an interest in trending lighting design concepts.

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