Lighting goals

The existing lighting within the multi-storey car park was a checker-board array of warm colour temperature, twin 5ft non-corrosive battens, with no auto controls in evidence.

Construction of the dominant University House building at the Stratford campus, was completed in 1900 in the Renaissance Revival style popular at the turn of the century. The architecture paying tribute to baroque Italian masters in the early 1500’s.

The existing lighting in the main racking and pallet stack warehouse was via 4 lamp fluorescent rafts with 80w T5 lamps, totalling a maximum power consumption for each of 320w.

Opened in 1999, the Docklands Campus is by far the largest
of the three sites operated by UEL. It was developed on
dis-used land at the Royal Albert Dock, overlooking London
City Airport across the Thames.

The existing lighting within the varying museum buildings
was largely a combination of domestic type pendant and
wall lights, plus later installed fluorescent battens within
the workshops, stores and gift shop.

The existing lighting within the sports centre was +15
years old fluorescent, both T8 and PL in recessed modulars
and the sports high level luminaires.