Donald Bren School of Environmental Science & Management
Sustainability - Interior Lighting

"To ensure efficient use of energy, the building was designed to harvest natural light, heating, and cooling. Facing the ocean, the office wing has no air conditioning and instead relies on flow-through ventilation with operable windows and transoms. Daylight harvesting is coupled with a lighting plan that incorporates energy-efficient fixtures and bulbs along with controls for motion and ambient light."
— Donald Bren School, 'About Donald Bren Hall'

Lighting:  Unusual switching of lighting in exterior and public spaces. Engineers F&K reviewed lighting levels and removed some lights.

Lighting controls:  Occupancy sensors (required by California Title-24) and daylighting

How did you determine what electric lighting levels were needed in spaces that made use of daylighting?:  Using IEEE guidelines.

"Daylight control, efficient fixtures and motion sensors."
— USGBC LEED certification summary