Lighting Design

LightPlan takes a holistic approach to all Lighting Design assignments, whether large or small, interior or exterior.

We reinforce the view that light is the 4th dimension in architecture. Light is a sustainer of life.

Therefore, our designs strive to create the seamless integration of light, architecture and the built environment. LightPlan uses skill and creativity to control and manipulate light to enhance the human condition by applying ecologically sustainable design drivers.

Through an agreed design process, we work on your behalf to realise an appropriate luminous environment within your budget. The design process can incorporate one or all of these steps:

  • Conceptual Design
  • Design Development
  • Documentation
  • Implementation
  • Post-Occupancy Appraisal

Project References by Genre: -

Urban & Landscape
Commercial Interiors
Industiral & Mining
Entertainment
Arts & Culture
Heritage

Urban & Landscape - Selected References

Forrest Place Redevelopment Masterplan, Woodhead, Perth, Australia current work in progress

As a member of the Woodhead design team, LightPlan is providing creative and technical input to achieve a proposed new night-time persona for the entire public open space. The associated facade of Perth Central Railway Station will be featured as a gesture to its heritage, significance and context in this central urban public open space. Proposed realignment and soft landscaping treatments to sections of the adjacent Wellington Street, a revitalisation to Perth Station Forecourt, and a notional interpretation of pre-existing natural forms, all offer opportunities for developing feature lighting concepts at an international scale.

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Forrest Place ¨C current view north to Perth Station

Parks Lighting Enhancement Strategy, City of Subiaco, WA, Australia ¨C current work in progress

A full scope of lighting design services is required to address the client¡¯s comprehensive brief. Lightplan is currently reviewing the existing lighting conditions and equipment at 23 of the City's parks and reserves.

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Cliff Sadlier Park, Daglish, City of Subiaco - a place for contemplation; worthy of a night-time presence

Feature Lighting for Hardey Park, City of Belmont, Australia ¨C current work in progress

The proposed landscape development of Hardey Park offers an opportunity for the City to create a landmark public open space of significant value to the community. The site will be highly visible to road users and allows key view corridors across the Swan River. Future redevelopment of the adjacent Adachi Park extends the scope of opportunities to create a larger-scale key focus site capable of becoming a showpiece, or œshop window for the City of Belmont. Although these two adjoining public open spaces are currently in differing stages of development, a night-time synergy between the two spaces is a desirable outcome. Prior to commencing design development and preparing documentation, LightPlan was initially asked to create a Lighting Masterplan, being primarily a graphical-pictorial document reinforced with text notes. The Lighting Masterplan is designed to enable key stakeholders and interested parties to easily understand and visualise the scale of proposed lighting treatments; the rhythm of light and shade, creative themes, lighting techniques with anticipated effects, acceptable styles of lighting hardware, and electrical supply points. Another key outcome of a Lighting Masterplan is the preliminary budget estimate of capital works which can be apportioned into agreed manageable works packages. It has now become the conceptual design document integrating all proposed lighting treatments to Hardey Park and Adachi Park, serving as a reference for any designers the City may wish to engage to the project in the future.

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Typical example of graphical components of a lighting masterplan.

Exterior Car Parks for a Proposed Mixed Development, Karratha, Western Australia ¨C 2007

The owner-developer engaged LightPlan to assist with meeting the Shire of Roebourne¡¯s requirements for the exterior lighting to comply with the Public Lighting Code (AS/NZS1158) and to limit spill-light. We utilised our in-house lighting design software to maximise luminaire spacing thus reducing the number of lighting points, while either meeting or exceeding compliance requirements in all public areas. Being a tropical climate, In this instance a high pressure sodium light source (golden-white colour) was selected so as to minimise the attraction of flying insects. The selected post-top luminaires were fit for purpose and of a high quality aesthetic, in keeping with the architectural style of the proposed building development.

William Street Enhancement, City of Perth, Australia ¨C current work in progress

This appointment is for the provision of a full scope of lighting design services to the City of Perth including main street, pedestrian, and feature lighting to an area considered to be the main link between the Central Malls and the West End. William Street is one of the major north-south pedestrian links between the ¡°pedestrian heart¡± of the city to Northbridge and the Swan River Foreshore.

Small Exterior Car Park, Belmont Oasis, City of Belmont, WA, Australia

The popularity of the Oasis aquatic facility has led to providing additional off-street car parking space. As all City car parks are required to be appropriately illuminated at night, LightPlan was asked to design and document a suitable lighting system. Our client brief called for particular care in keeping obtrusive light away from existing residential property, while providing adequate light for the security of people and property within the car park.

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William St - typical luminaire configuration selected for Pedestrian Focus Area

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New Oasis Carpark ¨C photo indicates the challenge of designing-out unwanted shadows from mature trees at night while reducing obtrusive light to residences.

Lights in Alingsås, Sweden - 2005

On behalf of the Town of Alingsas, James Wallace of LightPlan accepted an invitation from the European Lighting Designers Association (ELDA) to head one of six outdoor lighting workshop groups. The results were exhibited during October 2005 and attracted 40,000+ visitors. Click here to download a presentation given by James Wallace titled Lights in Alingsas ¨C communities embracing an urban lighting culture (4MB)

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The Tunnel Opening, Lights in Alingsas 2005, Sweden - lighting design and installation by James
Wallace of LightPlan, and workshop participants

Bridge 232A, Collie River, near Australind, Western Australia - 2005+

A series of feature lighting concepts to a proposed new road bridge south of Perth. The prime concept features the results of white light interacting with off-form concrete elements. A natural rhythm is set-up under the span as the piers are visually reinforced through an uplighting technique. Light reflecting from under the span is redirected onto the water, forming a pool of light at each base. The normally dominant continuous linear form of the span as seen during the daytime is punctuated at night in sympathy with the piers. Variations on this theme, including a coloured light option, were put forward along with capital cost estimates.

Central Promenade, Eastern Foreshore Enhancement, City of Mandurah, Australia - 2001

Conceptual design, documentation, and contract management of distinctive landscape lighting and all associated services.

Houghton Winery - Outdoor Amenity & Feature Lighting, Swan Valley, Perth, Australia - 2001

Master plan and purchasing specification to implement staged lighting treatments within a public open space. The interpretation of perimeter building facades reinforces a "sense of place" while feature trees are dramatised, acting as way finding devices for visitors traversing via the lawns through to hard scaped areas. Decorative lighting to the adjoining vine court, gardens and entry statement were included in the commission.

Eastern Gateway Project, Perth, Australia - 1997

Conceptual lighting design, documentation, and overseeing of works for Perth's eastern entrance. The new works include "white light" road lighting and decorative landscape lighting treatments (on behalf of Nelson Mardardy & Associates).

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Mandurah Foreshore Enhancement, City of Mandurah, Australia

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Jacarandah Cafe, Houghton Winery

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Decorative lighting treatment to Burswood Railway Bridge, Eastern Gateway Project (photo courtesy of We-ef)

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Commercial Interiors - Selected References

Main Hall, Hayman Theatre Refurbishment, Curtin University of Technology, Perth, Australia ¨

In sympathy with the original building design, and in close collaboration with MPS Architects, planned interior lighting and associated controls will be seamlessly integrated into the architectural fabric. The grand scale of the Main Hall, its architectural features and finishes, will be reinforced through a considered and creative approach to lighting treatments. A series of three lighting layers¡ will be applied at appropriate times through the refurbishment program to cater for planned changes in use.

New Showroom and Office Development, Mondoluce, Malaga, WA, Australia

Mondoluce is a distributor of high-quality luminaires and lamps. LightPlan was asked to provide a conceptual plan indicating lighting ideas that would integrate with and interpret their products and displays in a fresh and innovative way.

Picassos Restaurant and Bar, Mount Lawley, Perth, Australia ¨C 2007

We were contacted by the new owners who wished to refresh aspects of the interior spaces and exterior features prior to the opening night. In this case, LightPlan responded by offering creative ideas, while locating and working with a single equipment supplier and electrical contractor to deliver and commission the new lighting within a tight time-frame.

Art Gallery of Western Australia, Perth Cultural Centre, Australia - 2003

Conceptual lighting designs to layout and budget estimate stage for the reconfiguration of the existing foyer space. The design includes interior lighting treatments to reception and the gallery shop, plus inground uplighting and wallwashing to the exterior portico space-frame and selected facades. Tender documentation by Philip Griffiths Architects. Installation of interior lighting is progressing in stages from 2005 onwards.

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Hayman Hall Interior - draft sketch of proposed
uplighting luminaire detail concealed in existing concrete wall sconces

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Hayman Hall Interior ¨C 3D rendered prediction
of proposed lighting treatment

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Art Gallery of Western Australia - main entrance to foyer

Health & Safety Office Reconfiguration, BHP Billiton Iron Ore, Nelson Point, Western Australia - 2005
Luminaire selection, light-technical layout, and purchasing specification of an ultra-low-brightness general lighting system to client requirements. Visual comfort and uniformity of light across work stations were seen as being important criteria in gaining occupant approval.

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Health & Safety Office Reconfiguration, BHP Billiton Iron Ore
pre-installation 3D interior lighting predictions + post-occupancy photograph

Department of Housing & Works, Western Australia 2008

Contract for provision of lighting consultancy services for building-related maintenance services to DHW, its contracted service arrangers, and government agencies.

Arcade & Lift Lobbies, 81 St Georges Tce, Perth, Australia - 2005

Design evaluation & document review of proposed lighting refurbishments to an Arcade and three associated Lift Lobbies in the Perth CBD. Wallwashing techniques were encouraged with a view to "opening up" the space.

Hatch Office Fit-out, Stirling St, Perth, Australia - 2001

Design and integration of additional lighting into a 3-level tenancy. Brightness management was seen as a key issue.

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81 St Georges Tce, Perth ¨C entrance
to arcade & lift lobby

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81 St Georges Tce, Perth ¨C soft wallwashing
treatment to the tenancy register in the lift lobby

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Hatch Building, 144 Stirling St, Perth ¨C remodelled external facade

Mount Newman House Lobby, St Georges Terrace, Perth, Australia - 1995

The conversion of a small existing space into a large two storey lobby required that lighting be used as an architectural element to feature large vertical surfaces, create distinctive areas of usage, and assist in the flow of people through the space. This project received a Commendation awarded by IES-the lighting society.

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Mount Newman House Lobby ¨C warm-toned light
with uneven wall splashes reinforces a sense of relaxation

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Mount Newman House Reception & Lift Lobby
¨C a visual cue signals a change of function

Hyatt Centre Escalator Lobby, Adelaide Terrace, Perth, Australia - 1996

Light was considered to be a key factor in the successful enhancement of an existing lobby. Visitors from the two-level carpark beneath are now attracted by the use of colourful banners and appropriate surface treatments. This project received a Commendation awarded by IES-the lighting society.

ATSIC Regional Office Fitout, Kununurra, Australia - 1994

Themed interior office lighting design concept based on a synergy of cultural ambience and modern office requirements.

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Hyatt Centre, Perth as viewed from the Swan River

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Industrial & Mining - Selected References

Under-floor Lathe Workshop, BHP Billiton Iron Ore, Nelson Point, Western Australia ¨C 2007

Operating personnel carry out critical visual tasks within this interior workplace often while standing in a below-ground pit area looking upwards into the underside of ore cars (rail trucks designed to carry iron ore). LightPlan first created a 3D model of this two-level workshop in order to fully appreciate the spatial relationships, and to verify light-technical values. In other words, to ensure the light was falling in the correct places. We then prepared a layout and purchasing specification for the complete replacement of existing luminaires with a view to meeting contemporary light-technical requirements, including a new single-point emergency evacuation lighting system.

Loco Service Shop (LSS), BHP Billiton Iron Ore, Nelson Point, Western Australia ¨C 2007

Lighting layout and purchasing specification for the complete replacement of existing highbay luminaires with a view to meeting contemporary light-technical requirements, including a new single-point emergency evacuation lighting system.

Emergency Evacuation Lighting at Ore Car Dumpers 2 & 3, BHP Billiton Iron Ore, Nelson Point, Western Australia ¨C 2006/2007

LightPlan has implemented photo-realistic 3D modelling to optimise proposed lighting designs in two mineral processing facilities. Subsequent to an invited site inspection of two Ore Car Dumpers, BHPBIO engaged LightPlan to review existing emergency evacuation lighting; select and specify modifications to existing single-point luminaires so as to operate on a central battery system; select and specify new illuminated emergency exit signs; design in new emergency luminaires to match existing with a view to bringing the system in each facility in line with industry best practise.

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3D photo-realistic lighted model of the two-level workshop incorporating new luminaires

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3D model of Ore Car Dumper facility with emergency
evacuation lighting.

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Layout drawing of typical interior floor of a Car Dumperindicating predicted lux levels along nominated emergency routes, locations of emergency luminaires and illuminated exit signs.

New Security Lighting Arrangement, Maylands Police Complex, Australia ¨C 2006

In response to a brief finalisation report for the Department of Housing & Works, LightPlan was engaged to design & document new security lighting for a Vehicle Holding Yard. The value-for-money design approach will deliver an appropriate and complying security lighting system, while utilising existing electrical services where practicable. In line with the DH&W policy ¡°Designing to Minimise Energy and Operating Costs¡±, the layout sets out an appropriate minimum number of luminaires to meet the light-technical requirements for security purposes. Luminaires incorporate the most appropriate energy efficient, long-life light sources. Automatic operation of the lighting system will ensure further economical running costs.

Ore Car Repair Shop, BHP Billiton Iron Ore, Nelson Point, Western Australia 2005

LightPlan was engaged by BHP Billiton to design a new general and emergency evacuation lighting system as part of planned refurbishments of electrical services to this large existing workshop. The client's lighting brief required us to select a premium grade highbay luminaire to deliver comfortable and economical lighting into a large interior workplace. Particular attention was given to the quality of lighting in the aisles formed between the vertical sides of ore cars. In-house 3D computer modelling assisted us in being able to meet and verify the exacting design requirements.

Main Control Room Refurbishment: BP Kwinana, Australia - 1996

Assessment and redesign of existing lighting for screen-based tasks in the main control room at an oil refinery. The visual assessment included a detailed study of current lux levels and brightnesses within the visual field. The improvements were beyond the client's expectations.

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Ore Car Repair Shop ¨C 3D model indicating luminaire locations + photo of completed lighting installation

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Solar Powered Rail Crossings, BHP Billiton, Pilbara Region, Australia - 1995

Feasibility study into the practicality and costs of installing solar powered lighting and warning systems at remote rail crossings.

Haultruck Workshop, Hamersley Iron, Paraburdoo, Australia.

Design using cornice and wall-mounted floodlights to improve light levels beneath trucks and visibility of large-scale vertical work surfaces.

Western Power Corporation, Lighting in Switchyards, Perth, Australia - 1994

Design and technical specification for a standard exterior lighting scheme in high voltage switchyards to be adopted throughout the State.

Ore Car Inspection, Finucane Island, Australia.

Design of ore car inspection lighting for a continuous length of 800 metres.

In-Pit Waste Conveyor, Mt Whaleback, Newman, Australia.

Design and documentation of lighting for an in-pit crusher and conveyor system.

Fixed/Mobile Mining Plant

Advice to clients on selecting and installing lighting on vibration-prone plant with a view to reducing operating costs.

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Arts & Culture - Selected References

Heathcote Museum & Gallery, City of Melville, Australia

This large heritage-listed multi-tenanted property houses a temporary exhibition gallery. A previous upgrade of lighting services was found to be inappropriate for the display of 2D and 3D artworks. After a number of attempts to procure a new display lighting system within a fixed budget allocation, the City's curator approached LightPlan to prepare a lighting layout sketch drawing, equipment selections, and capital works estimate. A staged implementation was recommended that satisfies the Main Gallery space requirements, while capital works to two Small Gallery spaces have been budgeted for future funding allocations.

Wanneroo Exhibition Centre, City of Wanneroo, Perth, Australia

The City's Arts Development Department invited Lighting to provide specialist advice and to take a watching brief in relation planned lighting to the gallery section of their Exhibition Centre currently under construction.

Vasari Gallery, Mt Lawley, Perth, Australia ¨C 2008

Vasari is a newly established boutique gallery specialising in 3D artworks. During early fit-out stage LightPlan was engaged by the owner to develop an appropriate lighting system that would enable the desired interpretation of these works wherever they may be displayed within the space.

Laurence Wilson Art Gallery, University of Western Australia, Crawley, WA, Australia ¨C 2007/2008

Located within the university grounds, this well-established Class A gallery was programmed for an upgrade of the building services with a view to attracting both higher profile international exhibitions and works considered to be of high conservation value. Working alongside electrical engineers Alan Leong and Associates, LightPlan was initially invited to review and specify new luminaire selections and accessories, however after a condition review of the existing lighting services, the decision was taken to also select new recessed track and reconfigure the layout in context with display surfaces. The refurbished gallery reopened to the public in April 2008.

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Entrance and reception space at Laurance Wilson Art Gallery

New Gallery Space, Art On The Move, Osborne Park, Western Australia 2008

œArt On The Move is the brand name of the West Australian branch of the National Exhibition Touring Structure. The space has become a œworking gallery used for training their members and trialling new display concepts, materials, and products.LightPlan is pleased to provide ongoing assistance to Art On The Move.

State Library of Western Australia Exhibition Centre, Alexander Library Building, Perth Cultural Centre, Australia ¨C 2006/2007

As a member of the design team, LightPlan worked with Palassis Architects to design a world-class exhibition space on the mezzanine floor of an existing building. Once project funding is approved, after completion, the State Library of WA will be well placed to accept major touring exhibitions of cultural material from the National Library of Australia, the State Library of New South Wales, and other institutions.

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The proposed SLEC is to be built within the Alexander Library Building located in the Perth Cultural Centre.

œFrom Renaissance to Rodin - from Lighting Design to Shadow Design, Light Focus, Frankfurt, Germany 2006

James Wallace of LightPlan presented an invited paper in April at the Light + Building Fair, Frankfurt, Germany. Light Focus 2006 is an international lighting conference managed by the European Lighting Designers Association (ELDA+) and is the ¡°Lighting Section of the Building Performance Congress which runs concurrently with the Fair. Click here for link to ¡°from Renaissance to Rodin - from Lighting Design to Shadow Design.

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Michaelangelo's œDavid + Rodin's œThe Thinker"

Foreshore Artwork, Perth, Australia 2006

LightPlan was invited to provide a full scope of lighting design services for two planned large-scale public artworks to be located near the MetroRail tunnel portal as part of the on-going foreshore redevelopment works. Pure-white light will emanate from the base of both sculptures and graze upwards, subtly bathing each inner blue face so as to glow distinctively at night, while reinforcing the perception of height and grand scale. The two outer faces of each sculpture will remain unlit. From afar, each sculpture may appear as one luminous element, however a closer examination will reveal ten individual pencil-beams of light, each highlighting and interpreting a single steel profile. The lighting concept reinforces the notion that the Foreshore Artworks should be interpreted at night so as to appear differently depending on location and viewing direction. At any point in time at night, in contrast to the gentle luminous blue appearance of one sculpture, the other sculpture will become a visual juxtaposition. Installation of the artworks has not proceeded to date.

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LightPlans proposed night-time interpretation
of Foreshore Artworks as viewed from the
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A view from the south-west demonstrates
the lighting concept

Ellenbrook Middle School, Perth, Australia - current 2005/2007

A percent for art project in association with artists Anne Neil and Steve Tepper. Apart from the engineers general lighting arrangement, LightPlan has designed and integrated an additional layer of interpretive lighting specially for 3D artworks located in public areas.

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Two artist's impressions of Ellenbrook Middle School (T & Z Architects)

Residential Apartment, Mounts Bay Rd, Perth, Australia - 2006

The originally installed lighting to paintings in this new premium apartment was found to be inappropriate. LightPlan was engaged by the owner to provide advice, redesign and oversee installation of new lighting treatments with an emphasis on smooth wallwashing.

Public Artworks & Road Bridges, Roe 7 Alliance, Perth, Australia - 2005

LightPlan was commissioned by artist Anne Neil, on behalf of the Roe 7 Alliance, to conduct an investigation to ascertain an appropriate light source and light pattern for the satisfactory illumination of public artworks located under bridges located at the intersections of Roe Highway at Kwinana Freeway, Karel Avenue, and South Street. The report put forward a staged process of lighting design and verification to enable an artworks lighting scheme to operate satisfactorily alongside the standard highway lighting model.

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the yellow cast of standard under-bridge lighting + white light on artwork panels

Private Residence, Cottesloe, Perth, Australia - 2005

Engaged by a private art collector to design and specify lighting for a planned relocation of the collection. The new residence features a double-void gallery space for large paintings hanging at two levels; a stairway-wall for smaller works; and a first-level sitting room featuring medium sized paintings. All luminaires are ceiling recessed with directional adjustment. Paintings in the ground floor dining room are illuminated via precision spotlights in a 3-circuit lighting track recessed and concealed in the concrete ceiling slab. All artworks lighting is dimmer controlled.

Art Gallery of Western Australia, Perth Cultural Centre, Australia - 2003

Conceptual lighting designs to layout and budget estimate stage for the reconfiguration of the existing foyer space. The design includes interior lighting treatments to reception and the gallery shop, plus inground uplighting and wallwashing to the exterior portico space-frame and selected facades. Tender documentation by Philip Griffiths Architects. Installation of interior lighting is progressing in stages from 2005 onwards.

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Art Gallery of Western Australia - main entrance to foyer

Double Swan Sculpture, Eastern Gateway Project, Perth, Australia - 1997

A colourful and dynamic night-time interpretation in collaboration with artists David Walker & Margaret Ainscow. Conceptual design, documentation and overseeing of all works and programming associated with the lighting installation (on behalf of Nelson Mardardy & Associates).

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Double Swan Sculpture, Eastern Gateway Project, Perth, Australia

Ngilgi Cave, Yallingup, Australia - 1994

Engaged to create a lighting design brief, set a critical path, prepare cost estimates, and enable the client to progress with funding applications with a view to creatively interpreting the limestone cave.

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Ngilgi Cave, Yallingup, Australia

Moore's Gallery Building, Fremantle, Perth, Australia - 1994

Design assistance and overseeing installation for the City of Fremantle for the illumination of the main gallery's exhibition space.

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Moore's Gallery Building, Fremantle, Perth, Australia

Touring Exhibitions Training Program, Art On The Move, Perth, Australia - Current 2007

After writing four new training modules in 2001, James Wallace of LightPlan was asked to review and revise the syllabus with the purpose of skilling individuals to work as a team to professionally plan, access and present temporary touring exhibitions. The first round of revised course modules are scheduled to be presented in late 2007.

His Majesty's Theatre, Perth, Australia.

Conservation strategies for the illumination of historic works on paper housed within existing display cabinets in the main foyer

Lighting Handbook - Art on the Move (ISBN 0 646 21796 8)

Co-author of the œExhibition Installation and Lighting Design handbook produced for art curators of temporary exhibition spaces.

Centenary Wing, Art Gallery of Western Australia, Perth, Australia.

Conceptual designs for the uniform lighting of 2D artworks in a heritage listed space.

Festival of Arts, Victoria Square, Adelaide, Australia.

Award-winning decorative facade lighting treatments to the Vanguard Insurance building.

Festival Theatre, King William Street, Adelaide, Australia.

Decorative coloured treatment to the main theatre roof as a permanent Festival of Arts attraction.

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Entertainment - Selected References

Grand Hall, Adelaide Casino, Australia.

Interpretation of the ceiling dome in the Grand Hall of this heritage listed building. The perception of diffuse daylight emanating from the dome elements contrasts with the appearance of warm sunlight from adjacent clerestory windows.

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Grand Hall, Adelaide Casino, Australia

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Heritage - Selected References

East Perth Power Station, Perth, Australia - 2005/2006

The East Perth Redevelopment Authority (EPRA) has commissioned LightPlan to design, document, and oversee the installation of a permanent night-time interpretation of key building facades and structures, as seen from primary viewing corridors. Creative lighting treatments to art deco architectural influences juxtaposed with the adjacent coal-handling plant serve to ensure this heritage-listed power station will once again "glow with vitality and promise".

The lighting concept interprets aspects of original process, while the grand scale and architectural style of the buildings are reinforced. Blue light represents the notion that cool-temperature water from the Swan River was drawn into the power station as a crucial component of the electricity generating process. Red light is introduced at higher elevations to interpret the rise in temperature within the turbine hall. Red light is applied to adjacent coal handling structures to reinforce the notion that coal has latent heat within, as its purpose is to burn and raise the water temperature.

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East Perth Power Station - south-east facades c1935/1938

East Perth Power Station - east facades conceptual design

East Perth Power Station will glow with vitality and promise (provisional photo)

Chiverton House Museum Complex, Northampton, Australia - 1996/2001

Refurbishment of a heritage listed building in regional Western Australia with lighting in context with its age and the requirements of a museum operated by the local Historical Society.

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Chiverton House, Northampton, WA ¨C now operating as a working museum

Centenary Wing, Art Gallery of Western Australia, Perth, Australia.

Conceptual designs for the uniform lighting of 2D artworks in a heritage listed space.