Dialux Evo Mastering Lighting Design Like a Pro

Name: Dialux Evo Mastering Lighting Design Like a Pro
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Learn and master the art of doing lighting design of your home or office like a professional lighting designer

Created byAbhishek Singh

Last updated 1/2020

English

What you'll learn

By the end of this course, you will master the Internal and External lighting design of a big house/Villa starting from just a 2D layout.

Course content

1 section • 21 lectures • 5h 15m total length

Introduction6:03
Lighting Design Tools26:08
Discover the lighting design tools used in this course, including deluxe and other software, then build an indoor project with materials, lights, calculations, 3D views, IFC imports, and manufacturers catalogs.
Understanding Architectural Drawings13:35
Understanding Cross section Plan7:14
Floor and Finished Grade Design18:45
Explore floor and finished grade design by importing and scaling elevation plans, defining a foundation plan, and creating polygonal finished floors with demarcation lines and ramps.
Individual Floor design12:51
Balcony and Roof Part 111:19
Construct the balcony by scaling the slab to plan dimensions, then add rails and handlebars, and copy along edges to extend to the second-floor balcony.
Balcony and Roof Part 224:40
Indoor Contour12:52
Indoor Contour Part 25:16
We have created indoor lighting controls for the basement and second floor, followed internal walls for each room, and renamed rooms to reflect their occupancy across all floors.
Windows, Doors and Furniture Part 124:14
Windows and Doors Part 29:55
Windows and Doors Part 313:21
External Materials and Textures19:19
Internal Materials28:52
Use internal materials in Dialux Evo, identify each floor, and drag and drop materials with the textures offered by the software to form quick, creative combinations, including remote controls.
Lighting Design Basics17:37
Internal Lighting Design Part 117:08
Master internal lighting design using dialux evo by importing fixtures, creating rectangular layouts, and calculating 200 lux targets; adjust with a rectangular cutout to improve uniformity and recalculate.
Internal Lighting Design Part 217:43
Internal Lighting design Part 37:18
External Lighting Design14:43
Documentation and Raytracing6:39

Requirements

Interest to learn about Interior design and Lighting design
Students need to install an Open Source software Dialux evo in their system/Computers

Description

It is believed that among the ancient civilizations, Egyptians were the first civilization to introduce the aspect of Interior design in their day to day lives.

And all through the course of civilizations, Interior design was a subject of profound interest in many civilizations, like the Indian Vaastu Shastra and the Chinese Feng Shui.

Plenty of Scientific research have also shown that when a person is surrounded by good interior design, he can live a much happy and productive life.

There are many elements to a good interior design, but there is one major element without which none of the other elements can bring its qualities to the fore, and that is Lighting.

And in this course, I will cover this element or the lighting aspect of the interior design.

Below is an outline of what i am going to teach you in a step by step process in this course.

I will teach you

· How to read and understand architectural drawings

· How to use the tools required for your lighting design project, which is dialux evo

· How to construct individual floors, basements, balconies and roof tops

· How to add internal and external materials & textures to your floors

· How to add furniture and objects to your floor designs

· How to use the lighting design principles and lighting standards like IESNA, CIE to determine the lux/foot candles level of a particular task area

· How to choose and add light fixtures into dialux evo, keeping the lighting standards of the task area in mind

· How to run lighting calculations, as per your customized needs

· How to document your calculations and results, and export them as reports, which are meant to be sent to vendors or clients.

· How to create beautiful ray trace renders of your finished projects after lighting calculations.

And once you are through all these steps, you will be able to do the lighting design of your home or office like a professional lighting designer.

So join me along to add the skill of lighting design in your arsenal.

Who this course is for:

This is a great course for for all levels of individuals Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced with an interest in Lighting Design principles and tools.
This course would also be of great value for interior design students, professionals, artists, hobbyists.
This course would also be of great value for DIY Enthusiasts interested in doing the lighting design of their home and office.