WE27 Integrated Lighting Design for High-Performance Buildings HSW CANCELLED 05/14/2008, 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM Learning Units: 7.50-Intermediate level Training Units: 1.875-Training Area 4 (Engineering Systems Coordination) Daylight and its integration with electric light greatly increases the productivity of a building's occupants while reducing annual and peak electrical power use. Integrated lighting design is critical to getting the best performance from a workplace and the highest performance for your client's investment. This workshop will develop, illustrate, and apply daylighting principles for high-performance design using recently constructed exemplary projects. Learning Objectives: Articulate the importance of integrated lighting design and the critical role daylight plays in the visual environment Summarize appropriate design criteria and facilitate the integrated design process to evaluate lighting design alternatives for a visual task environment Explore the interrelationships between human performance, building design, daylight and electric lighting integration, and building performance Speakers: Edward Bartholomew, Joel Eugene Loveland, and Christopher Meek Providers: Integrated Design Lab and University of Washington College of Architecture and Urban Planning WE27a Wednesday, 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m., $225 AIA Member WE27b Wednesday, 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m., $295 Nonmember