Credit(s) earned on completion of this course will be reported to AIA CES for AIA members. Certificates of Completion for both AIA members and non-AIA members are available upon request.

This course is registered with AIA CES for continuing professional education. As such, it does not include content that may be deemed or construed to be an approval or endorsement by the AIA of any material of construction or any method or manner of handling, using, distributing, or dealing in any material or product. ___________________________________________ Questions related to specific materials, methods, and services will be addressed at the conclusion of this presentation.

Brought to you by the NYC Section of the IES, the NYC Lighting Council (NYCLC) serves as an information source and champion for issues involving the use of lighting in and about the New York Cityscape. The Council provides a web-based resource for the public, and serves as a forum and reference for lighting professionals. � The NYCLC will present a new online lighting resource on building design and construction, electrical, health, and fire codes. Learn which NYC City laws, codes, and regulations include mandates on the layout, fixture selection, lighting design, light levels, and which code books should a designer have in their library shelves when designing light in NYC.

�  Learn which NYC agencies have codes on lighting design

�  Learn about a new online resource to navigate codes on lighting

�  Review the current and upcoming NYC energy code �  Learn about lighting guides and editorials published

by the NYCLC �  Learn how lighting designers can have an active roll on

the decision making that effect lighting design

NYC Lighting Council Committee Chair: Randy Sabedra, RS Lighting Design � Members: � Anne Cheney, Cooley Monato Studio Jim Conti, Jim Conti Lighting Design David De Armas, Stan Deutsch Associates Addison Kelly, US Lighting Consultants Adam Kroll, Cooley Monato Studio Linda Leconte, Edison Price Lighting Claire Liu, ONELUX Studio Nira Wattanachote, Cline Bettridge Bernstein Lighting Design Steven Zirinsky, Zirinsky Architecture

Founding Members: C. Brooke Silber, LC, LEED, IES,�Luminae LLC� Wendy Kaplan, Feelux Lighting Michael W. Mehl, LC LEED AP,�Jaros Baum & Bolles Peggy Meehan, Visa Lighting

Statement of Brand Values and Purpose &

2006-2010 Strategic Plan for

The Illuminating Engineering Society of North America

Mission Statement

The IESNA seeks to improve the lighted environment by bringing together those with lighting knowledge and by translating that knowledge into actions that benefit the public.

Vision Statement

The IESNA will build upon a century of excellence to create the premier lighting community dedicated to promoting the art and science of quality lighting to its members, allied

professional organizations and to the public.

NYC Lighting Council

The New York City Lighting Council is an information source and champion for issues involving the use of lighting in and about the New York Cityscape. The Council

provides web-based resources for the public, and serves as a forum and reference for lighting professionals.

PURPOSE: 1. Lighting Awareness Resource

To establish a lighting awareness hotline or online information site for the general public. To establish an online resource for all lighting related codes and energy issues for lighting and architectural professionals. To provide support and research for local politicians and community groups with regards to issues such as light pollution, light trespass, energy conservation, local lighting codes, etc,

2. Advocacy for good lighting practices

To work with other organizations, conservancies, commissions, and advocacy groups in New York to help provide support with lighting related issues. To provide support for redevelopment and revitalization projects in and around NYC, including waterfront areas, neighborhoods, parks, public spaces, etc To help raise awareness of good lighting practice and provide a public point of entry to other professional lighting organizations for referrals and advice

3. Preservation and Protection

To help preserve historic and unique neighborhoods, To help and support other preservation organizations with regards to lighting of historic structures, To help promote the development of the NYC skyline with regards to iconographic buildings and structures, To collaborate with other organizations and associations to help protect the NYC night sky from light pollution and sky glow from non-iconographic structures and relevant safety lighting.

4. Support and funding of lighting for public projects

To assist with manpower and resources for lighting improvement projects in venues such as parks, playgrounds, schools, churches and other not-for-profit public spaces, To assist with funding for public lighting projects (including maintenance) for public spaces, bridges, and/or buildings.

Improving the Quality of Lighting In New York City One Lumen at a Time Lighting311.org

The NYC Lighting Council creates�Lighting 311 Website to serve as a resource for information on NYC policies, practices and awareness with regard to public lighting. A single place to find Lighting Codes.

A SINGLE Lighting Code DOES NOT EXIST.

Codes On Lighting Design In NYC

Are scattered amongst a variety of State and City Agencies and Department’s Laws, Rules, And

Regulations.

NYC Organization Chart …. highlighting city departments and

agencies with codes or policies on lighting

2014

NY State Legislature Website: http://public.leginfo.state.ny.us Laws of New York….. ADC NYC Administrative Codes

-  Title 27 Construction Maintenance -  Chapter 1 Building Code -  Chapter 2 NYC Housing Maintenance Code -  Chapter 5 Electrical Code

-  Title 28 NYC Construction Code -  Title 29 NYC Fire Code

MDW NYS Multiple Dwelling Code

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CityStore: http://a856-citystore.nyc.gov Available Books….. 1968/2008/2014 Building Codes

2011 Electrical Code

2014 Energy Conservation Code

2011 Fire Code

NYC Housing Maintenance Code

Zoning Regulations

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2014 Building Code: - Effective 14 December 2014

Lighting Summary…. Means of Egress (chapter 10)

minimum illumination requirements

Interior Environment (chapter 12) minimum natural and artificial illumination requirements defines location and spaces lighting is required

Energy Efficiency (chapter 13) references NYC Energy Conservation Code

Appendix S Supplementary Figures For Luminous Egress Path Markings

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Department of Housing Preservation and Development:

2014 NYC Energy Conservation Code: The 2014 NYC Energy Conservation Code (NYCECC) applies to residential and commercial job applications filed on or after January 1, 2015. All completed job applications filed on or before December 31, 2014 can continue review under the 2011 NYCECC.

Lighting Summary….

Exemptions for Existing and Historic Definitions of “Additions, Alternations, Restoration” projects (101.4.3)

IC rated, or “Air Seal”, housings within thermal envelope (402.4.3) Residential Lighting Requirements (Chapter 4) Commercial Control and Lighting Requirements (Chapter C4)

Mandatory and Prescribed Control and Lighting Power Densities requirements

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2011 NYC Electrical Code -  based 2008 National Electrical Code (NEC) -  Book resource with online interpretations

Lighting Summary….

-  previous landmarked change revising “NYC Approved” light fixture requirement, as long as they are listed with a National Recognized Testing Laboratory (ie UL, ETL, CE, etc.)

-  defines wiring systems and protection, wattage service densities, and fixture construction requirements

SCA Design Requirements web based resource: http://www.nycsca.org/

-  The SCA is solely accountable for planning, real estate, and budgeting, as well as the scoping, design and construction of new schools, additions and capital improvements to existing schools.

Lighting Summary….

-  provides illumination and layout requirements, standard specifications, standard details and room planning standards

-  compliance with the NYC Green Schools Guide ensures that the stringent sustainability goals of NYC Local Law 86/05 are met.

7.2 Lighting Systems: 7.2.1 Interior Lighting 7.2.2 Stage and Platform Lighting 7.2.3 Emergency Lighting 7.2.4 Exterior Lighting 7.2.5 Exterior, Site, and Security Lighting 7.2.6 Athletic Field/Sports Lighting

-  All LED Light Fixtures -  Reference requirements: NYC Green

Schools Guide, IES Illumination Standards, and 2014 NYCECC with reduced ASHREAE Space-by-Space LPD

2013 Street Design Manual (2015 Updated Second Edition)

web based resource: http://www.nyc.gov/html/dot/html/pedestrians/streetdesignmanual.shtml

Lighting Summary: Lighting (chapter 4) -  mandates light levels, by road category, based on IES Roadway Lighting

standard RP-8-14 -  options for both new and replacement street and pedestrian lighting for

New York City streets -  BUG Ratings (IES TM-15-11)/DOT recommends fixtures with a B2-U1-G2

BUG rating. -  phasing in of LED standards

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Zoning Regulations book and web resource: http://www.nyc.gov/html/dcp/html/zone/zonetext.shtml

Lighting Summary:

-  Illumination requirements by public spaces and districts

-  some unique light fixture and layout requirements by districts

Health Code and Rules web based resource: http://www.nyc.gov/html/doh/html/about/health-code.shtml

Lighting Summary…

-  Schools and Children's Institute illumination requirements (article 45) - this differs from SCA -  Food Prep and Food Establishments illumination requirements and fixture shielding requirements (article

81) -  Bathing Establishments illumination above and below water requirements , electrical wiring and location

limitations (article 165)

-  “Pool Code”

Vent A lot!

Share Stories

Exchange Ideas

Talk About New Products

Discuss Challenges

Complain Compare Issues

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Discover Common Problems

Discover The Same Issues

Wonder “Why Can’t They…”

Specification Sheet

Photometry Report IES Data File

There is no Standard Format or

Guideline for Content or

Check List of Information to Include

Specification Sheet

What is Needed: •  Concise Summary of Luminaire •  Materials Standards •  Photometric Data Appropriate to Luminaire Type/Class •  CCT and CRI Option •  Dimmability Options •  Available Features and Options

This concludes The American Institute of Architects

Continuing Education Systems Course