Dynamic Lighting - New Potentials for Holistic Design Meeting Human Needs: A study in the currently available dynamic lighting design means and how to define new human potentials for everyday dynamic lighting design through a design model.
Translated title
Dynamic Lighting - New Potentials for Holistic Design Meeting Human Needs: En undersøgelse af industriens aktuelt tilgængelige dynamiske lysvirkemidler og af hvordan man kan finde nye dynamiske lyspotentialer målrettet menneskelige behov, ved brug af en model.
Author
Nielsen, Jonas Krogsbøll
Term
4. Term
Education
Publication year
2018
Submitted on
2018-06-14
Pages
52
Abstract
Denne afhandling undersøger, om den komplekse praksis med dynamisk belysning—lys, der ændrer sig over tid—kan organiseres i en praktisk designmodel, som giver et samlet overblik og hjælper designere med at finde nye muligheder for at imødekomme menneskers behov. Vi gennemgik de dynamiske virkemidler og deres foreslåede formål fra virksomheder i branchen og deres koncepter, analyserede mulige indbyrdes sammenhænge og brugte disse diskussioner til at udvikle en model. Modellen er opdelt i tre hovedkontekster, hvor menneskelige behov optræder i dynamisk belysningsdesign. Den giver et overblik over kontekster og relationer og ledsages af en supplerende liste over undersøgte potentialer for dynamisk belysning, som tilsammen skal hjælpe lysdesignere med at opdage nye muligheder for menneskers behov. Modellen blev afprøvet i et enkelt eksperiment; på grund af testens karakter gav det ikke et entydigt svar på problemstillingen, men gav en subjektiv indikation af, at modellen i nogen grad hjælper som tilsigtet.
This thesis examines whether the complex field of dynamic lighting—light that changes over time—can be organized into a practical design model that offers a holistic view and helps designers identify new ways to meet human needs. We reviewed the dynamic means and their intended purposes proposed by industry companies and their concepts, analyzed possible interrelations, and used these discussions to develop a model. The model is divided into three main contexts in which human needs arise in dynamic lighting design. It provides an overview of contexts and relationships, along with a supplementary list of the dynamic lighting potentials we investigated, to help lighting designers discover new options for human needs. The model was tested in a simple experiment; because of the nature of the test, it did not provide a clear answer to the research question, but it did offer a subjective indication that the model helps to some extent.
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