LIGHTFAIR Daylighting Institute Monday, March 29 - Tuesday, March 30, 2004 at the Las Vegas Convention Center < previous day | Monday | Tuesday LIGHTFAIR DAYLIGHTING INSTITUTE #5 The Economic Benefits of Daylighting 9:00 AM – 10:20 AM Basic Track and Masters Track Gregg D. Ander, FAIA Chief Architect Edison International Los Angeles, CA Bill Browning Green Development Services Rocky Mountain Institute Snowmass, CO Read Bio Intuitively, daylighting should be able to save energy costs and make a building more attractive. However, the equations are complex and the strategies that make daylighting possible go beyond architecture to the developer, lender, and even governing bodies. Presented by two of the nation’s leading advocates of energy efficiency and sustainable design, learn how to make a compelling argument for daylighting for every project. LIGHTFAIR DAYLIGHTING INSTITUTE #6A Principles of Modeling 10:40 AM – 12:00 PM Basic Track Barbara Erwine Daylighting Consultant Cascadia Conservation Seattle, WA Read Bio Lance K. Livingston President Lighting Technologies, Inc. Denver, CO Read Bio Like any other building system, in order to ensure peak performance daylighting design must be modeled and tested. In this seminar, the methods and benefits of modern scale modeling are compared to the evolving capabilities of modern lighting computer programs. LIGHTFAIR DAYLIGHTING INSTITUTE #6B Advanced Integrated Design 10:40 AM – 12:00 PM Masters Track Moji Navvab, PhD, FIES Professor of Architecture Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning University of Michigan Ann Arbor, MI Read Bio George Loisos Principal Loisos + Ubbelohde Associates Oakland, CA Read Bio At the leading edge, advanced designs integrating glazing, shading, lighting, and controls can be complex, difficult and produces new challenges for the design team. The presenter, as both educator and consultant, has been involved in some of the worlds most challenging daylighted projects, and will present the philosophy and techniques necessary for these project types. LIGHTFAIR DAYLIGHTING INSTITUTE #7A Successful Projects and Lessons Learned 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM Basic Track Abby Vogen Senior Project Manager The Energy Center of Wisconsin Madison, WI Read Bio Many projects have recently been completed with the help of the Daylighting Collaborative of the Energy Center of Wisconsin. Find out what worked – and what didn’t – from the Collaborative ’s daylighting expert. LIGHTFAIR DAYLIGHTING INSTITUTE #7B Advanced Systems for Daylighting 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM Masters Track Neall Digert, PhD Technical Director Solatube International Vista, CA Read Bio Jeff Muhs Director of Solar Energy R&D Oak Ridge National Laboratory Oak Ridge,TN Read Bio Daylighting equipment is changing as glass and metal are giving way to high performance materials and systems. Learn from two leading innovators how research and the application of new materials and concepts are being applied to develop the next generation of daylighting technology. LIGHTFAIR DAYLIGHTING INSTITUTE #8 Daylighting Product Showcase 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM Basic Track and Masters Track David E. Weigand, LC Senior Project Manager New Buildings Institute White Salmon, WA Read Bio Jeffrey A. Johnson Executive Director New Buildings Institute White Salmon, WA Read Bio James Benya, PE, FIES, IALD, LC President Benya Lighting Design Tigard, OR Read Bio A chef ’s tour of the LIGHTFAIR Daylighting Pavilion, including a summary of the top new products from each exhibitor. LIGHTFAIR DAYLIGHTING INSTITUTE #9 Daylighting Education Program: Facilities and Projects The University of Nevada at Las Vegas 3:30 PM -5:00 PM Basic Track and Masters Track Michael Kroelinger, PhD, AIA Professor of Architecture University of Nevada Professor Emeritus Arizona State University Read Bio Spend the afternoon with Professor Michael Kroelinger, as he demonstrates his educational methods and resources and then join him for a tour of the facilities which are integral to his program. Limited number of seats available. < previous day | back to top ^