ID2402 COLOUR AND LIGHTING IN INTERIORS SYLLABUS | ANNA UNIVERSITY B.ARCH (INTERIOR DESIGN) 7TH SEM SYLLABUS REGULATION 2008 2011 2012-2013 BELOW IS THE ANNA UNIVERSITY SEVENTH SEMESTER B.ARCH(INTERIOR DESIGN) DEPARTMENT SYLLABUS, TEXTBOOKS, REFERENCE BOOKS,EXAM PORTIONS,QUESTION BANK,CLASS NOTES, IMPORTANT 2 MARKS, 8 MARKS, 16 MARKS TOPICS. IT IS APPLICABLE FOR ALL STUDENTS ADMITTED IN THE YEAR 2011 2012-2013 (ANNA UNIVERSITY CHENNAI,TRICHY,MADURAI,TIRUNELVELI,COIMBATORE), 2008 REGULATION OF ANNA UNIVERSITY CHENNAI AND STUDENTS ADMITTED IN ANNA UNIVERSITY CHENNAI DURING 2009
ID2402 COLOUR AND LIGHTING IN INTERIORS L T P/S C
2 0 0 2
AIM:
To expose the students to colours as an inherent part of our interior environment. Light as a
theory and application to interior – exterior design in creating ‘moods’ in interior.
OBJECTIVES:
To understand the physiology and psychology of colour.
Light as a vehicle in manipulating colour.
To appreciate the modifying factors of colour – namely light, surface quality, distance and
scale in perceiving the Interior – exterior characteristic of built space.
Lighting levels, lighting criteria, visual field.
Ingenious and aesthetic laying out of lighting switches and other gadgets.
UNIT I THEORY OF LIGHTING 6
Basics theory of lighting as applicable to interiors of buildings and spaces of lighting: Luminous
flux, luminous intensity, the standard light sources and physical condition of space, definition of
illumination, glare and discomfort while looking at the light source and lighted area.
UNIT II LIGHTING SYSTEMS 6
Concepts of lighting: Standards and guidelines for illumination recommended for different
spaces. Types of lighting systems and activities expected to be performed in the space. Task
lighting, ambient lighting. The psychosomatic values of space such as repose, joy, celebration
and concepts of lighting. Reconciling between eyestrain or glare between bright recessed down
light and the surface that holds it – either it be the ceiling or wall.
UNIT III LIGHT AND COLOUR 6
Lighting and Colour perception. Implication of vertical, horizontal and base planes and their
finishes on lighting system & vice versa. Perceived colour as determined by the surface finishes
and lighting criteria, day lighting vs artificial . Sources of lighting, the heat emission and its
implication. The perception of the objects shape and colour as affected by level and type of light
48
source. Angled light and its effect on the object making it flat or otherwise. Green concepts in
lighting design.
UNIT IV SPECIAL EFFECT IN LIGHTING 8
Space and dimensions. Lighting arrangements as special artistic effects generated by the
impressions of distortion of the physical nature. Lighting as an element of orientation and
direction. Lighting of buildings.Lighting for interiors of residences ,shops,hotels and offices.
UNIT V ELECTRICAL LAYOUT AND DRAWING 4
Electrical layouts, science of wire distribution, control panels, lights as products available in the
market. Project drawings of lighting.Current trends in control panels,sensoes etc,
TOTAL: 30 PERIODS
TEXT BOOKS
1. Colour your world, Maria Flynn, Creating harmonious moods in Homes. Rotovision,
Switzerland, 2000 (MAA library)
2. Perfect colour choices for the Home Decorator – Michael Wilcock, F & w Publication ine ,
Cincinnati, 1999.
REFERENCES
1. Colour harmony, Bride M Whelan – Rock fort publishers, 1994
2. Lighting, Marta Feduchi – Harper design, 2005
3. Designing with light – Retail spaces – Janet Turnee – Rotovision SA, 1998.
ID2402 COLOUR AND LIGHTING IN INTERIORS L T P/S C
2 0 0 2
AIM:
To expose the students to colours as an inherent part of our interior environment. Light as a
theory and application to interior – exterior design in creating ‘moods’ in interior.
OBJECTIVES:
To understand the physiology and psychology of colour.
Light as a vehicle in manipulating colour.
To appreciate the modifying factors of colour – namely light, surface quality, distance and
scale in perceiving the Interior – exterior characteristic of built space.
Lighting levels, lighting criteria, visual field.
Ingenious and aesthetic laying out of lighting switches and other gadgets.
UNIT I THEORY OF LIGHTING 6
Basics theory of lighting as applicable to interiors of buildings and spaces of lighting: Luminous
flux, luminous intensity, the standard light sources and physical condition of space, definition of
illumination, glare and discomfort while looking at the light source and lighted area.
UNIT II LIGHTING SYSTEMS 6
Concepts of lighting: Standards and guidelines for illumination recommended for different
spaces. Types of lighting systems and activities expected to be performed in the space. Task
lighting, ambient lighting. The psychosomatic values of space such as repose, joy, celebration
and concepts of lighting. Reconciling between eyestrain or glare between bright recessed down
light and the surface that holds it – either it be the ceiling or wall.
UNIT III LIGHT AND COLOUR 6
Lighting and Colour perception. Implication of vertical, horizontal and base planes and their
finishes on lighting system & vice versa. Perceived colour as determined by the surface finishes
and lighting criteria, day lighting vs artificial . Sources of lighting, the heat emission and its
implication. The perception of the objects shape and colour as affected by level and type of light
48
source. Angled light and its effect on the object making it flat or otherwise. Green concepts in
lighting design.
UNIT IV SPECIAL EFFECT IN LIGHTING 8
Space and dimensions. Lighting arrangements as special artistic effects generated by the
impressions of distortion of the physical nature. Lighting as an element of orientation and
direction. Lighting of buildings.Lighting for interiors of residences ,shops,hotels and offices.
UNIT V ELECTRICAL LAYOUT AND DRAWING 4
Electrical layouts, science of wire distribution, control panels, lights as products available in the
market. Project drawings of lighting.Current trends in control panels,sensoes etc,
TOTAL: 30 PERIODS
TEXT BOOKS
1. Colour your world, Maria Flynn, Creating harmonious moods in Homes. Rotovision,
Switzerland, 2000 (MAA library)
2. Perfect colour choices for the Home Decorator – Michael Wilcock, F & w Publication ine ,
Cincinnati, 1999.
REFERENCES
1. Colour harmony, Bride M Whelan – Rock fort publishers, 1994
2. Lighting, Marta Feduchi – Harper design, 2005
3. Designing with light – Retail spaces – Janet Turnee – Rotovision SA, 1998.
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