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Andrea Hauber; L/E AE Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Library; San José, California

04/13/03; Consultant: Prof. MistrickOutline of the Final Presentation

T h e s i s 2 0 0 4 T h e s i s 2 0 0 4 Andrea Hauber

Architectural EngineeringLighting/Electrical Thesis

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Library(San José Joint Library)

San José, CaliforniaPresentation: April 13, 2004Consultant: Prof. Mistrick



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LightingExteriorLobbyYouth Reading AreaReading Area

Electrical Design Requirements/EvaluationRe-switching

Structural Exterior Lighting Connection Detail

Mechanical Design Requirements/Evaluation



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LightingExteriorLobbyYouth Reading AreaReading Area

Electrical Design Requirements/EvaluationRe-switching

Structural Exterior Lighting Connection Detail

Mechanical Design Requirements/Evaluation


04/13/03; Consultant: Prof. MistrickFinal Presentation

A Joint VentureA Joint Venture

The Library is a Joint Venture between the City of San José and San José State University

The purpose is to bring together the students and public in order to promote a growing sense of community in the area.



Location in San José, CALocation in San José, CA

Conveniently located on the corner of the San José State University Campus to be open to the City of San José residence.



DesignDesign

City Entrance

Campus Entrance

$177 .5 million 475,000 sq. ft. LibraryEight floors plus a mezzanine and a lower levelConstruction 2000 - 2003



Design TeamDesign Team

Construction Manager: GILBANE BUILDING COMPANY

General Contractor:HENSEL PHELPS

Design Architect:CARRIER JOHNSONGUNNAR BIRKERTS ARCHITECTS

Local Assoc. Architect:ANDERSON BRULE ARCHITECTS

Structural:FORELL / ELSESSER, INC.

MEP:FLACK + KURTZ CONSULTING ENGINEERS, LLP

Lighting Design:FRANCIS KRAHE & ASSOCIATES, INC.



Exterior Entrance

Circulation Space

Youth Area

Evaluated Lighting SpacesEvaluated Lighting Spaces

Ground Floor



Reading Area

Evaluated Lighting SpacesEvaluated Lighting Spaces



Exterior Entrance

Exterior Entrance from CityExterior Entrance from City

Ground Floor



Exterior Entrance from City Exterior Entrance from City Design RequirementsDesign Requirements

IES:IES:Active Exterior Entrance: Active Exterior Entrance: Very Important: Very Important: Horizontal: 50 lux Horizontal: 50 lux Vertical: 30 lux Vertical: 30 lux Appearance of Space and LuminairesAppearance of Space and Luminaires, Color appearance and contrast, Direct , Color appearance and contrast, Direct Glare, Glare, Light PollutionLight Pollution, Modeling of Faces or Objects, Peripheral Detection, , Modeling of Faces or Objects, Peripheral Detection, Points of Interest, Reflected Glare, Shadows, Source/Task/Eye GePoints of Interest, Reflected Glare, Shadows, Source/Task/Eye Geometry, ometry, Surface CharacteristicsSurface CharacteristicsImportant:Important:Light Distribution on Surfaces, Light Distribution on Surfaces, Sparkle/Desirable Reflected HighlightsSparkle/Desirable Reflected Highlights



Exterior Entrance from CityExterior Entrance from CitySchematic DesignSchematic Design

Initial design used the colors and symbols of the city and university to bring together the exterior of the building the way the library is to bring together the community.



Exterior Entrance from CityExterior Entrance from CityFinal DesignFinal Design

Final design places emphasis on the geometric aspect of the architecture of the building.



Exterior Entrance from CityExterior Entrance from CityFinal DesignFinal Design

Lower block: Lower block: Four Tubular Series 4” Four Tubular Series 4” @32’@32’--8” 8”

Upper tubes:Upper tubes:Three Tubular Series 6”Three Tubular Series 6”@ 60’@ 60’



Exterior Entrance from CityExterior Entrance from CityStructural Detail & ConnectionStructural Detail & Connection



Reading Area

Reading AreaReading Area



Reading Area Reading Area Design RequirementsDesign Requirements

IES:IES:Study Desks:Study Desks:Very Important:Very Important:Horizontal: 300 luxHorizontal: 300 luxDirect glare, Reflected glare, Source/task/eye geometryDirect glare, Reflected glare, Source/task/eye geometry

California Title 24:California Title 24:Library reading: 1.2 W/Library reading: 1.2 W/sq.ftsq.ft..



Reading Area Reading Area Schematic DesignSchematic Design



Reading Area Reading Area Final DesignFinal Design

(13) Linear Fixtures(13) Linear Fixtureswith one 32 watt Twith one 32 watt T--8 lamp 8 lamp

(1) Linear Fixture (1) Linear Fixture with two 32 watt Twith two 32 watt T--8 lamps 8 lamps

Allowed:Allowed:34ft x 57ft x ½ = 970 sqft total 34ft x 57ft x ½ = 970 sqft total Stack area = 192 sqftStack area = 192 sqftReading Area = 778 sqftReading Area = 778 sqft

x 1.2 W/sqft = 933 Wx 1.2 W/sqft = 933 WActual:Actual:15 lamps x 32 W =420 W15 lamps x 32 W =420 W480 W / 778 sqft = 0.62 W/sqft 480 W / 778 sqft = 0.62 W/sqft









Youth Area

Youth Reading AreaYouth Reading Area

Ground Floor



Youth Reading Area Youth Reading Area Design RequirementsDesign Requirements

IES IES Study DesksStudy DesksVery Important:Very Important:Horizontal: 300 luxHorizontal: 300 luxDirect glare, Reflected glare, Source/task/eye geometryDirect glare, Reflected glare, Source/task/eye geometry

California Title 24: California Title 24: Library reading: 1.2 W/Library reading: 1.2 W/sq.ftsq.ft..



Youth Reading Area Youth Reading Area Schematic DesignSchematic Design

The schematic design for a whimsical children’s reading area did not allow sufficient illumination for reading within the space.



Youth Reading Area Youth Reading Area Final Design IFinal Design I

(10) Pendant Indirect (10) Pendant Indirect with (2) 24 watt Twith (2) 24 watt T--5HO mini bi5HO mini bi--pin base pin base and (3) 50 watt lowand (3) 50 watt low--voltage halogenvoltage halogen

Allowed:Allowed:Reading Area = 1780 sqftReading Area = 1780 sqftx 1.2 W/sqft = 2136 Wx 1.2 W/sqft = 2136 WActual:Actual:10 fixtures x 198 W = 1980 W10 fixtures x 198 W = 1980 W1980W / 1780 sqft = 1.11 W/sqft1980W / 1780 sqft = 1.11 W/sqft









Youth Reading Area Youth Reading Area Final Design II Final Design II

(10) Pendant Downlight(10) Pendant DownlightLamp 50 watt lowLamp 50 watt low--voltage halogenvoltage halogen(19) Downlight(19) DownlightLamp 50 watt lowLamp 50 watt low--voltage halogenvoltage halogen

Allowed:Allowed:Reading Area = 1780 sqftReading Area = 1780 sqftx 1.2 W/sqft = 2136 Wx 1.2 W/sqft = 2136 WActual:Actual:29 lamps x 50 W = 1450 W29 lamps x 50 W = 1450 W1450W / 1780 sqft = 0.82 W/sqft1450W / 1780 sqft = 0.82 W/sqft









Circulation Space

Circulation SpaceCirculation Space

Ground Floor



Circulation Space Circulation Space Design RequirementsDesign Requirements

IES: IES: Library Circulation DeskLibrary Circulation DeskVery Important: Very Important: Horizontal: 300 luxHorizontal: 300 luxReflected Glare, Source/Task/Eye GeometryReflected Glare, Source/Task/Eye GeometryImportant: Important: Appearance of space and luminairesAppearance of space and luminaires, Color appearance and , Color appearance and contrast, contrast, Direct Glare, Light Distribution on Surfaces and Task Plane Direct Glare, Light Distribution on Surfaces and Task Plane (uniform), (uniform), Modeling of Faces or ObjectsModeling of Faces or Objects

Lobby GeneralLobby GeneralSomewhat Important: Somewhat Important: Horizontal: 100 luxHorizontal: 100 luxImportant: Important: Appearance of space and luminairesAppearance of space and luminaires, Color appearance and color , Color appearance and color contrast, contrast, Day lighting integrationDay lighting integration and control, Direct glare, Light and control, Direct glare, Light distribution on surfaces, Luminance of room surfaces, Modeling odistribution on surfaces, Luminance of room surfaces, Modeling of faces or f faces or objects, and Points of interestobjects, and Points of interest

California Title 24: California Title 24: Lobby: 1.5W/sqft.Lobby: 1.5W/sqft. Corridor: 0.6W/sqftCorridor: 0.6W/sqft



Circulation Space Circulation Space Schematic DesignSchematic Design



Circulation Space Circulation Space Final DesignFinal Design

(16) Indirect/Direct Single Uplight fixtures (16) Indirect/Direct Single Uplight fixtures with six 25 watt Twith six 25 watt T--8 lamps 8 lamps

(4) Indirect/Direct Quad (4) Indirect/Direct Quad with four luminaires at six 25 watt Twith four luminaires at six 25 watt T--8 lamps each8 lamps each

(12) (12) ChieftanChieftan Sconce Sconce with two 21 watt Twith two 21 watt T--5 lamps 5 lamps

Allowed:Allowed:8790 sqft total 8790 sqft total 1.2 W/sqft as lobby= 10548 W1.2 W/sqft as lobby= 10548 W0.6 W/sqft as corridor= 5274 W0.6 W/sqft as corridor= 5274 WActual:Actual:32fixtures x 6lamps x 25W 32fixtures x 6lamps x 25W = 4800= 480012fixtures x 2lamps x 21W 12fixtures x 2lamps x 21W = 504= 504Total Total = 5304 Watts= 5304 Watts

= 0.601 W/sqft= 0.601 W/sqft




The architecture of the building allows for much day light to come through angular light shafts and windows. This fixture will bring that architectural detail into the ground floor lobby space.







Higher illuminance levels have been used

at the entrances.

The general illuminance is around 300 lux to allow the lobby to be used for multiple purposes.



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