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In the expectation of everyone, the annual Guangzhou International Lighting Exhibition 2008 is coming soon, and the Guangzhou International Lighting Technology Summit held in the same period will once again become the focus of the industry. The 2008 Guangzhou International Lighting Technology Summit Forum was jointly organized by Guangzhou Guangya Messe Frankfurt Co., Ltd. and Guangzhou Yangguang Culture Communication Co., Ltd., and was supported by the China Lighting Society. It has become one of the largest and most important international lighting forums in China. Everyone is concerned about what kind of gift will be presented to the industry in 2008 Guangzhou International Lighting Technology Summit Forum. What are the experts who attended this time? What is the theme of this year? After the organizers and the organizers were intensively preparing, the forum work was settled one by one.
On the basis of the successful holding of the forum for three sessions, the forum closely follows the development hotspot of the lighting industry and discusses the theme of planning, design, implementation and management of urban lighting. It is encouraging to see that we have invited three leaders, Alain Guilhot, LDP's Andre Tammes and Graham Phoenix, who started the lighting project in Lyon, France and the UK. Lyon, France and the British Edenberg are the first and even the world's first overall urban lighting planning project in Europe. Their speeches will be explored from a macro perspective of urban lighting planning to explore the industry's development trends. For the forum to add landscape lighting and architectural lighting, please come to Mr. Zhou Xuewang, Director of SOM Architectural Design Consulting (Shanghai) Co., Ltd., and Mr. Liang Qindong, Senior Assistant Director/Project Director of Yidao (Beijing), and representatives from government departments. Mr. Shao Zhishan gave a lecture on the construction, maintenance and investment direction of urban lighting management. Yu Ting Architect, the keynote speaker of the previous forum, believed that this increased the weight of the forum and promoted further cooperation in lighting and related fields, which is expected by most people in the industry. The theme of this forum is from the details to the overall and overall, focusing on the coordination of light and the surrounding environment, emphasizing the rational use of light, and grasping the lighting design from the perspective of lighting management.
Presenter:
Mr. Andre Tammes (Australia)
the speech topic:
Urban lighting planning
self introduction:
Lighting Design Partnership (LDP) Managing Director, International Lighting Designers Association (IALD)
Presentation of the speech:
Urban lighting planning is an emerging subject. As we all know, in 1989, two urban lighting planning projects in Lyon, France (by Mr. Alain Guilhot of Architecture Lumiere) and the British Edenburg (by LDP's Andre Tammes and Graham Phoenix) were the first in Europe and even the world's first. A lighting plan for the entire city. Since then, the concept of urban nightscape planning has been embedded in the imagination of city governments around the world. The LUCI organization now has more than 50 member cities, and they share their experience in lighting and affecting nighttime images.
Along with all these new concepts and principles, especially innovation-centered ideas, there are many different interpretations of what urban lighting planning needs to cover. Only CIE, the international lighting standard setter, is editing a guide for urban lighting planning (TC 5.2.1).
A disappointing result of all these different interpretations of the content of urban lighting planning is that many theories of urban managers responsible for project implementation lack practical value. While these planning theories show valuable and predictable goals, they often lack all the important goals and practical standards needed to achieve them. These standards include predictive lighting engineering issues, planning regulations, financial advice, operational and maintenance methods, system management and project review structure recommendations. In this presentation, Mr. Andre Tammes will discuss the development of urban lighting planning as a developing strategy and examine the sustainable and operational tools and methods that municipal governments need to achieve lighting planning. 