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• Time of issue:2018-07-04 14:40
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(Summary description) 　　With the continuous development of the economy, people's living standards continue to improve. People have higher and higher requirements for the living quarters environment, which not only requires good comfort but also a good sense of quality. The difference of each community lies in its architectural, greening and LED lighting engineering design. A high-quality environment is not only a visual enjoyment but also a physical and mental enjoyment.     　　Mediterranean-style buildings and roof glazed tiles are the focus of a LED lighting project. For traditional Chinese buildings, it is suitable to use small floodlights or line lights to express some local structures. These LED lighting engineering concepts are often formed at the beginning of the design. Therefore, we need to highlight the theme and integrate the LED lighting project into the design of the residential building, so as to coordinate with the architectural style and characteristics.   　　For example, in the daytime viewpoint, not all units and facades of a residential area need to be represented. It is necessary to make trade-offs through viewpoint analysis and find out the key points, which is conducive to the control of construction cost. The surrounding night light environment is also very important. The brightness directly determines the power of the light source. Therefore, reasonable analysis results can affect the final project cost, electricity costs and other economic factors.   　　Glare control, uncontrolled glare is easy to stimulate the residents' vision and make people feel uncomfortable; when choosing lamps and installation position angles, people's visual positions must be considered, especially in the glass doors and windows of residential buildings. When installing lamps and lanterns in places such as balconies, etc., the premise is that it must not affect the life and rest of residents.   　　Residential flood lighting must also be noted: try to minimize the use of large-area floodlights on the building facade, the floodlights must avoid doors and windows, and large-area colored lights must be used with caution. In the current architectural lighting design standards, there are clear requirements for the vertical illuminance of the outer surface of the building windows and the maximum luminous intensity of the outdoor lamps towards the living room, which needs attention.