The Franklin Care Center Addition and Renovation Franklin Lakes, New Jersey

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The Franklin Care CenterAddition and
RenovationFranklin Lakes, New Jersey

• Jennifer Curley
• Lighting/Electrical Option
• Faculty Advisor Dr. Moeck

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The Franklin Care Center
Location Franklin Lakes, New Jersey Size
150,000 sq.ft 2 stories with cellar Architect
Beckhard Richland Szerbaty Associates Addition
and renovation LEED Silver certification
anticipated
Rendering of existing conditions
Model of addition
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Building Use

• To provide a home for the elderly while receiving
  medical treatment
• To serve as a home between a hospital and home
• Rehabilitation facility
• Social interaction

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Building Features
Features medical, administrative and social
spaces

• Medical
• Patient rooms
• Dialysis
• Examination rooms
• Surgical suite
• Therapy
• Nurses stations

• Administrative
• Office space
• Conference rooms

• Social
• Main entrance lobby
• Lounges
• Adult daycare
• Dining areas
• Library
• Chapel
• Courtyard
• Beauty shop

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Desired Atmosphere
Residential

• Relaxing
• Uplifting
• Calm
• Comfortable
• Inviting

• Use table and floor lamps
• Use warm colors
• Lamp color temp 3000k or less

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Desired Atmosphere
Residential

• Relaxing
• Uplifting
• Calm
• Comfortable
• Inviting

• For direct lighting, use small
  sources

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Desired Atmosphere
Residential

• Relaxing
• Uplifting
• Calm
• Comfortable
• Inviting

• Use cove lighting

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Spaces
Main Entrance Lobby
Chapel (2nd Floor)
Physical Therapy Suite
Courtyard
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General Design Goals

• Create a comfortable residential environment
• Provide sufficient illumination for the elderly
  eye
• Create a glare free environment
• Design for the slower adjustment time of the eyes
• Meet LEED criteria with an energy efficient
  design solution

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Main Entrance Lobby
East facing glass facade
Main entrance revolving door
Main staircase and atrium
Reception Area
Open to above
To main corridor
Visitor seating area
Elevators
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Main Entrance Lobby
White walls
Vaulted wood ceiling
Glass facade
Glass facade
Stone floor
Wood stairs
Elevator
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Main Entrance Lobby
Design Goals

• Provide a transition space between the outdoors
  and indoors
• Direct movement towards the elevators, stairs and
  main corridor
• Provide task lighting in the reception area
• Continue the residential atmosphere in the
  waiting area
• Safety on the stairs should be given careful
  attention

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Main Entrance Lobby
Goal Transition space from
outdoors to indoors

• Uplighting
• Illuminates wood

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Main Entrance Lobby
Goal Transition space from
outdoors to indoors
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Main Entrance Lobby
Goal Transition space from outdoors to indoors

• Photosensor control
• High illumination levels in the morning
• Dims with sun pattern or weather based on
  exterior light levels
• Dim at night

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Main Entrance Lobby
Goal Direct movement

• Decorative pendants
• Movement towards corridor and stairs

• Sconces
• Mark elevators

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Main Entrance Lobby
Goal Task lighting for
reception area
Downlights to provide task lighting in reception
area
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Main Entrance Lobby
Goal Continue residential
atmosphere in waiting area

• Indirect lighting
• Facial modeling
• Bright atmosphere

Illumination provided to guide towards visitors
lounge
Table lamp for task lighting
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Main Entrance Lobby
Goal Safety on main
staircase
Step lights to provide contrast and illumination
on stairs
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Physical Therapy Suite
Exercise area
Care Corridor
Corridor to therapy suite
Entrance to therapy suite
Skylights
Waiting area
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Physical Therapy Suite
Ceiling raised from 10 to 11

• All other walls beige fabric

Glass Walls

• Brown Carpeting

• White acoustical ceiling tile

Skylights
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Physical Therapy Suite
Design Goals

• Adequate illumination for safety in exercise area
  50fc on task plane
• Design with daylight integration in mind
• Guide people towards the visitors lounge or down
  the corridor to the other rooms that make up the
  therapy suite
• Provide adequate illumination in the visitors
  area

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Physical Therapy Suite
Goal Safety in exercise
area
Cove lighting to provide indirect ambient
illumination
Direct lighting to provide task lighting on
equipment
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Physical Therapy Suite
Goal Daylight integration
Daylight from skylights enters through glass walls
Illuminated wall and ceiling balance daylight

• Use dimmable lamps

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Physical Therapy Suite
Goal Illumination Daylight integration
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Physical Therapy Suite
Goal Guide people to other rooms in therapy
suite
Cove lighting runs down corridor in therapy suite
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Physical Therapy Suite
Goal Provide adequate illumination in visitors
area
During the day light will enter from skylights in
corridor
Cove provides indirect light

• Also directs towards visitors area
• Dimmable to integrate with daylight

Table lamp for task lighting and residential
feeling
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Chapel
Congregational area
Leadership podium
Projector
Projection screen
Entrance from 2nd floor lobby
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Chapel
Wood slat ceiling
Wood panels
Projector pocket
White walls
Projection screen
Wood floor
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Chapel
Design Goals

• Enhance the architecture
• Direct attention toward leadership area
• Provide adequate lighting for reading in the
  congregational area
• Flexibility for different services / times of
  service

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Chapel
Goal Enhance architecture

• Uplighting
• Illuminated wood panels and ceiling

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Chapel
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Chapel
Goal Direct attention toward leadership area
Accent lighting on podium

• Will also provide illumination for reading

• Avoid light on projection screen

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Chapel
Goal Adequate lighting for reading in
congregational area
Cove provides indirect light
Tiny downlights provide task light
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Chapel
Goal Flexibility
Control panel with scene selection should be
available

• Scenes to control three zones at different light
  outputs
• Visiting hours
• Before and after service
• Service
• Sermon
• Manual

Zone 1 Downlights
Zone 2 Cove lighting
Zone 3 Accent lights
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Courtyard
Door to patient lounge
Door to corridor
Door to corridor
Door to corridor
Door to adult daycare
Door to visitors lounge
Door to corridor
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Courtyard
Design Goals

• Provide safety on the walkway
• Navigate through the courtyard to other building
  entrances
• Avoid light pollution for compliance with LEED

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Courtyard
Goal Safety
Walkway illuminance 6fc-10fc

• Eye adjustment illuminance value must be close
  to
• Corridors
• Lounges
• Adult day care

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Courtyard
Goal Navigation
Entrances marked by illumination
Illuminated path will lead
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Courtyard
Goal Avoid light pollution
All luminaires to comply with LEED Sustainable
Site Credit 8
Minimize upward light
Luminaires gt 1000 lumens shielded Luminaires gt
3500 lumens full cut off
Sconce
Bollard
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Courtyard
Goal Control

• Exterior fixtures on photosensor control
• Only on when necessary
• Energy savings

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