Engaging Integrative Design to Create Healthy, Engaging and Attractive Environments
Meg Smith, Signify and Chad Groshart, Atelier Ten
Integrative Design is a process to engage those who own, manage, design, build and occupy a space as co-creators, to discover synergies and produce building and human performance, environmental benefits and other efficiencies.
Chad Groshart will share Integrative Design best practices and lessons learned from two recent projects targeting WELL Platinum certification: Delos Headquarters, New York City and WorkBar, Boston.
He will be joined by Meg Smith, who will offer examples of innovative, spectrally engineered LED platforms that provide design flexibility, to cost-effectively satisfy co-created project requirements and deliver evidence-based and quantified health and well-being benefits.
Learning Objectives
1. Understand the importance of daylight and façade design and its impact on environmental and human health
2. Learn how to apply daylighting to the design scheme to contribute to WELL Building Standards
3. Be able to apply innovations in spectral tuning to increase lighting design flexibility and value to the project
4. Be able to present convincing evidence of biophilic lighting effects, and describe and quantify their impacts and contribution to occupant well-being and organizational goals
SPEAKERS
Meg Smith
Product Marketeer, Signify
Meg Smith, LC, LEED AP, WELL AP is responsible for Signify's Ledalite and Daybrite professional portfolios. Meg is a voting member of the IES L&HH committee, drafting the recommended practice for Daytime Environments, and a member of the board of the Institute of Human Centered Design. Meg has experience in specification lighting sales, new technology adoption and lighting applications research focusing on light and wellbeing, and is committed to inclusive design and the goal of delivering the right light at the right place at the right time…for you.
Chad Groshart
Associate Director, Atelier Ten
As Atelier Ten’s global lighting design practice leader, Chad is an experienced architectural lighting designer and lecturer. He has extensive experience with high performance lighting design focused on providing enhanced health and wellness through lighting. Chad is WELL Faculty and was in the first group ever to earn a WELL A.P.