how we work?
Here at LightsOn we align our work steps with the RIBA plan of work to enable us to integrate seemlessly into the project and provide the best outcome for the client.
The RIBA plan of work organises the process of briefing, designing, delivering, maintaining, operating and using a building into 8 stages. It is a framework for all disciplines on construction projects and should be used solely as guidance for the preparation of detailed professional services and building contracts.
1. CONCEPT & DESIGN DEVELOPMENT
- Reference images
- Sketch details and ideas
- Lighting glow plans showing indicative layout of fittings and effects
- Lighting effects added to Interior design CGI’s where applicable
2. TECHNICAL DESIGN
Following sign off on the concept and agreed design direction and in reciept of the General arranagement plans we prepare a complete technical design
package.
Technical lighting package to include:
- Circuited and dimensioned high and low level lighting plans
- Switching / circuit schedule including control details
- Luminaire schedule
- Formal supply quotation
Coordinate the lighting documents with the architectural, mechanical and electrical documents prepared by the project consultants. Prepare any revisions to lighting package in line with comments from the project/client team. Ensure compliance with local energy efficiency guidelines.
3. DESIGN INTEGRATION
Following sign off on the concept and agreed design direction and in reciept of the General arranagement plans we prepare a complete technical design
package.
Technical lighting package to include:
- Circuited and dimensioned high and low level lighting plans
- Switching / circuit schedule including control details
- Luminaire schedule
- Formal supply quotation
Coordinate the lighting documents with the architectural, mechanical and electrical documents prepared by the project consultants. Prepare any revisions to lighting package in line with comments from the project/client team. Ensure compliance with local energy efficiency guidelines.