WED 26 AUGUST | ILLUMINATING ARCHITECTURE: INTEGRATING LIGHTING INTO THE DESIGN PROCESS
WED 26 AUGUST | ILLUMINATING ARCHITECTURE: INTEGRATING LIGHTING INTO THE DESIGN PROCESS
Presented by: Lights Lights Lights, Elias Stavridis
Date: Wednesday 26 August 2026
Time: 4:30pm – 6:30pm
Location: 511 Mount Alexander Road, Moonee Ponds VIC 3039
CPD: 2 Formal CPD Points
Delivery: Face-to-face showroom presentation and guided tour
Cost: ArchiTeam Members Only - FREE
Overview
Lighting has a profound influence on how architecture is experienced, affecting functionality, wellbeing, sustainability and the character of built environments. This interactive session provides architects with practical insights into the design, specification and implementation of architectural lighting across residential and commercial projects.
Hosted at the Lights Lights Lights showroom, participants will gain an understanding of how lighting specialists collaborate with architects from concept design through to project completion. Through a combination of presentation, discussion and showroom demonstrations, attendees will explore lighting principles, specification strategies and common project challenges.
Session Outline
Introduction to Lights Lights Lights
An overview of Lights Lights Lights, their collaborative approach with architects, and how their team supports projects from early concept design through product selection, technical advice, specification and construction.
Guided Showroom Tour
A tour of the showroom introducing the breadth of architectural lighting solutions available for residential, commercial and public projects.
Architectural Lighting Principles
Within the dedicated Architectural Room, participants will explore:
- Principles of architectural lighting design
- Layering light for function, ambience and visual comfort
- Product selection and specification considerations
- Technical requirements and compliance considerations
- Common design and construction challenges
- Coordination between architects, consultants and suppliers
Showroom Experience
A walkthrough of the wider showroom demonstrating lighting applications, finishes, technologies and current innovations that support architectural design outcomes.
Landscape Lighting (time permitting)
A visit to the Landscape Room exploring the role of external lighting in enhancing outdoor environments, wayfinding, safety and the integration of architecture with landscape design.
Light Refreshments Provided.
Parking and Transport
- Limited parking available onsite at the showroom
- There is generally two-hour street parking available throughout the surrounding area
- For those using public transport, the showroom is very easy to access. The Route 59 tram (Airport West to Flinders Street Station) stops almost directly outside the showroom at Stop 33 - Moonee Ponds Junction/Mt Alexander Road, just a short walk from our front door.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this session participants will be able to:
- Understand the role of lighting specialists throughout the architectural design and specification process.
- Apply fundamental architectural lighting principles to improve user experience and project outcomes.
- Evaluate lighting products and specification considerations appropriate to different project types.
- Recognise common lighting design challenges and identify practical solutions during project delivery.
- Appreciate the integration of architectural and landscape lighting to create cohesive built environments.
AACA National Standard of Competency for Architects (NSCA) Performance Criteria
This CPD is relevant to the following Performance Criteria:
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Performance Criteria |
Relevance |
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PC 2.1 |
Applying knowledge of environmental and user needs to design outcomes. |
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PC 2.4 |
Integrating building systems and technologies into architectural design. |
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PC 3.3 |
Evaluating materials, products and construction systems appropriate to project requirements. |
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PC 3.4 |
Coordinating consultant input and specialist advice within the design process. |
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PC 4.1 |
Preparing appropriate documentation and specifications to communicate design intent. |
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PC 4.3 |
Considering construction methodologies and implementation during project delivery. |
FAQ
How do I get my CPD points?
A CPD quiz will be sent via Humanitix after the session. The quiz will be open for 2 weeks. Certificates will be sent out to those who have completed the quiz after it is closed. Please ensure to check your junk emails
I no longer wish to attend the session, can I cancel my booking?
Yes, you can cancel and receive a refund by going to your Humanitix Order Confirmation email > Manage Order > Refund/Cancel.
I have a specific question for the speaker / panel. How do I ask it prior to the event?
You can send it to admin@architeam.net.au and the office will pass it on for you.
More Info:
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Formal CPD points will only be issued on completion of any written requirements. Attending the session alone will not earn you formal CPD points. ArchiTeam reserves the right to alter the dates, speakers or venue of an event. Cancellations or refunds must be requested 48 hours prior to the event, no refunds will be given after this time. People attending in replace of a member must pay the difference for non member pricing. Start and end times are an estimation.
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