ID Lighting & Environmental Systems Project 3: Willows Adult Day Care

ID Lighting & Environmental Systems Project 3: Willows Adult Day Care by Rachel Dobbin, Colleen Ireland, Tina Alati and Sydney Bourque

Author: Rachel Dobbin, Colleen Ireland, Tina Alati and Sydney Bourque

Class: IDES 350 Interior Design Lighting & Environmental Systems

Specify creative lighting solutions for an Adult Day Care facility. This project proposed lighting solutions for Willows Adult Day Care.

This board (1 of 1) by Rachel Dobbin, Colleen Ireland, Tina Alati and Sydney Bourque features a project logo, a rendered floor plan, a diagramed reflected ceiling plan, light selections and legend, and rendered elevation and perspective views.

 

This plan by Rachel Dobbin, Colleen Ireland, Tina Alati and Sydney Bourques hows the reflected ceiling plan with a corresponding legend of the featured lighting types.

 

 

This rendering by Rachel Dobbin, Colleen Ireland, Tina Alati and Sydney Bourque shows a lounge perspective featuring lighting options, including a table lamp and a floor lamp.

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