Urban landscape lighting almost every city is under construction, for landscape lighting, how to give full play to the landscape effect of holiday decorative lights?
The main points are as follows:
1. The location is carefully selected, that is, the urban roads, landmark buildings, and important business districts where the masses gather are mainly selected.
2. The lighting design is elaborate, requiring one street and one scene, integrating the elements of the festival and the regional cultural symbols of the city.
3. The festival decorative lamps are carefully selected, and the lamps and lanterns are carefully selected by each unit, including red lanterns, Chinese knots, halo lights, rattan ball lights, string lights, star lights and other lamps and lanterns, highlighting the prosperity and prosperity of people's lives.
4. The installation and construction are meticulous, and all units pay special attention to the protection of green plants in the construction, and they would rather work hard to protect the trees and protect the ecology.
Holiday decorative lights mostly exist in the form of diffuse light, which is different from direct light in that it does not produce too many shadows, making the colors appear softer when they are lightened and darkened. But an important problem that needs to be solved by holiday decorative lights in the form of diffused light is the high temperature of the luminaire surface. Judging from the popular holiday decorative lights on the market, few products can solve such a problem.
Calculation of elevation angle and shoulder distance. For example, if the design of the elevation angle takes into account the corresponding landscape design, then it can better reflect the role of the landscape and meet people's needs in terms of function.
When there are extremely bright spots or strong brightness contrasts in the field of vision, people's pupils will be narrowed, light spots will be formed in the eyes, and people's visual system will be disrupted to adapt to the surrounding physical space, thus causing discomfort or vision loss. Glare is first due to the high brightness of the surface of the light source, and the higher the brightness of the light source, the more severe the glare. If the brightness of the light source is constant, then: the darker the surrounding environment, the more significant the glare; The closer the light source is to the viewing point, the more significant the glare. The larger the apparent area of the light source, the greater the number of light sources, and the more significant the glare.