Light, whether daylight or artificial light, is essential for most human endeavours. Without light there is no seeing & Well being. Lighting is the application of technology with an understanding of human factors to facilitate the performance of tasks and to reveal people, objects and spaces. Like all design processes, lighting design is based on knowledge and skills but its practice also involves processes and skills that are difficult to teach, such as flair, calculated risk taking, experience & imagination. 
The breadth of knowledge is required for an understanding of light & lighting. Much of the knowledge has been developed in areas of study, which has no direct application to design, such as physiology, psychology, physics & chemistry. Product related knowledge have been developed by equipment manufacturers. Similarly, application oriented knowledge has been developed by engineers, architects, interior designers, landscape designers, etc. Rarely does an institution bring this knowledge together to provide a comprehensive lighting design course.  This is where we strive and offer to bring this knowledge together through Business\Oriented, Comprehensive  Workshops on Architectural Lighting Design. For Key takeaways and topics overview click below on “Annexure A”