| Title |
Contemporary lighting solutions in the historic urban landscape: Project-oriented approach |
| ID_Doc |
70728 |
| Authors |
Rakonjac, I; Rakonjac, I; Djokic, V; Gasic, M; Jerkovic-Babovic, B |
| Title |
Contemporary lighting solutions in the historic urban landscape: Project-oriented approach |
| Year |
2019 |
| Published |
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| DOI |
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| Abstract |
Integration of sustainable project management into small business practices is seldom examined in architectural lighting design. One of the major elements of the sustainability of urban ambience entities and preservation of social, architectural and urban values is lighting phenomenon. Its significance is reflected in the aesthetic, as well as the functional qualities of safety and amenity for users. Usually, keeping the traditional types of luminaries (i.e. lanterns) in order to preserve ambience values lies in contradiction with the contemporary requirements, mostly because of the obsolete structural support which normally yields the application of the obsolete lighting technology. On the other hand, the introduction of contemporary luminaries in the urban areas of cultural and historical significance is often undesirable. Thus, the issue of sustainability of the historical urban ambiance entities in the context of the application of the contemporary lighting technical solutions is presented in this paper from the point of view of a project-oriented small organization, which holds in core business the philosophy of the confirmation of the existing lighting fittings to the users' space. This paper proposes and confirms business model which assures preservation of architectural ambient, with added value of the energy efficiency, functionality, life cycle savings, safety and amenity for the users, through the case study of Park vojvode Bojovica in Belgrade, Serbia by experimental collecting of model inputs, whereas the obtained results are verified by means of numeric simulation. Results of this case study make contributions to the domain of management of sustainable projects in area of architectural lighting design while exploring broader social context. |
| Author Keywords |
lighting design; urban environment; open public space; architectural values; ambience; safety; economic evaluation; project management |
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| Document Type |
Other |
| Open Access |
Open Access |
| Source |
Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH) |
| EID |
WOS:000539503700023 |
| WoS Category |
Management |
| Research Area |
Business & Economics |
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