
Energy effective design is our mantra.
As designers, we promote a positive vision of the future, based upon the belief that many of the environmental problems we face are design challenges. A successful project starts with a collaborative mind-set to achieve the highest quality environment and energy efficiency for owners through smart lighting design integration of daylight, electric light and controls.
Our designers collaborate closely with the architectural team on optimizing daylight, light pollution reduction, use of advanced lighting technologies and controls, and “energy effective” lighting design.
Our services are customized to the specific needs of our clients by creating healthier environments to work, live and play. |
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Our full service Daylighting and Sustainable Design (DSD) Studio is comprised of principals with over 35 years of sustainable lighting experience. Led by Hayden McKay, AIA, an expert in daylighting, solar analysis and integrated lighting design, the DSD Studio addresses the sustainability of lighting by providing expertise and training, informational resources, and outreach to the professional community. Team Leaders include Stephen Lees, Lee Brandt and Michael Lindsey.
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RELATED PROJECTS Anacostia Public Library Tenley Friendship Public Library The Cooper Union Temple Beth Elohim National Audio Visual Conservation Center Sunrise Yard Dept of Transportation Facility Vancouver Convention Centre
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DSD DESIGN SERVICE AND EXPERTISE Daylighting Design: Integration, fenestration analysis, solar and environmental anaylsis, building siting, and daylight harvesting. Lighting Controls: System analysis, environmental integration, specification, zoning, and commissioning. LEED Design: Related credit including light pollution, energy optimization, lighting quality, daylight and views. Sustainable Design: Dark skies, exterior environmental zones, sustainable practice and specifications, and recycling. Energy Codes and Standards: Knowledge of current energy and sustainable codes, participation in development of future versions. |
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