This time I tried to choose the most helpful and, at the same time the shortest exercises that I can think of:

#Project 1: The first project's name is about you. It is a bit different. You should do it after watching the natural light features lecture. This exercise is about knowing yourself to understand how differently various natural lightings affect your feelings and mood. After writing it or just thinking about it, you can design artificial lighting specifically for you. Because we are all different, we have different experiences and cultures. So, I ask you to pay attention to varying sky conditions and configure the difference between a morning in winter and a morning in summer. Try to understand how sunrise and sunset affect you. What do you want to do on a cloudy day? Does it make you lazy or more productive? Do you find it romantic or boring? Do you prefer to work on sunny days or take a vacation? I want you to pay attention to different times of day in different seasons and try to remember and record your feelings.

#Project 2: The second project is a brief visual test. You can find it in lecture nine. There are four pictures with different functions, and you should discover three layers of lighting in them. I mean ambient lighting, task lighting, and accent lighting. The results will appear on the video 20seconds later. So, you may need to pause the video.

#Project 3: And the last and most important project that you can also find it in the last lecture, is this picture:

With all information that we reviewed through this class, like the color of light, the height of the light, layers of light, the intensity of light, the function of the room, please write your suggestions for changing the lighting in this living room to create a better environment for health and wellbeing.
I am looking forward to read your creative answers.

Poornima K

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