Calling all architects! Looking to book this year’s CPD’s?

Register for an online CPD at the demio link below. Wink is running a CPD on the 19 April. You can also request another date online and we occasionally run them in-house.
The CPD is RIAI accredited and is on ‘The use of Artificial Lighting for Architectural Spaces’.
We can also provide a CPD exclusively for a company based on minimum numbers. Contact cathy@wink.ie for information on company CPD’s.

CPD Title: The use of Artificial Lighting for Architectural Spaces
accredited by the RIAI
Presenter: Rocky Wall, Wink MD
Register: https://my.demio.com/ref/da27ftnHQMDKIdaX
Description of CPD: below
CPD Points: 1 point
Duration: 1 hour (1 to 2pm)
Cost: Free to attend
Platform: Demio (no download required)
Date: 19 April 1-2pm or contact cathy@wink.ie

Description of the CPD

The aim of the CPD seminar is to give a basic understanding of lighting principles, terms, light output and colour, so the importance of lighting design is understood. This will allow attendees to ensure that lighting becomes an integrated part of the building’s architecture.

Concepts and considerations for lighting design encompassed in the seminar include:

Learn about the different qualities of light.
Gather the knowledge on how and why light has the ability to enhance
our wellbeing.
Increase your understanding on how to select the correct light source
for a specific task.

In the seminar, Wink explores the development of LED technologies, how they can be best utilised and their advantages and disadvantages. The CPD details what is coming down the line with regards to light sources and their control. It also examines how we can best implement these developments into our buildings, leading to both increases in the wellbeing of the occupant and increases in the efficiencies of the building.

The aim of the CPD seminar is to give a basic understanding of lighting principles, terms, light output and colour, so the importance of lighting design is understood. This will allow attendees to ensure that lighting becomes an integrated part of the building’s architecture.