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2025 Design & Master Plan - South Dakota State University

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section 3 – campus lighting<br />

Exterior lighting on campus should be consistent and provide an<br />

outdoor environment that is well-lit, safe and attractive. The light level<br />

recommendations listed below are in accordance with the Illumination<br />

Engineering Society (IES) Handbook, Ninth Edition and provide a baseline<br />

for the development of a high-quality campus lighting plan.<br />

Area Minimum Average Footcandle* Uniformity Ratio**<br />

Campus Edge 3.0-4.0 6:1 (max)<br />

Pedestrian Walkways 0.2 (min) to 1.2 (max) 6:1<br />

Parking Lots 0.2, 0.6, 0.9* 4:1<br />

Building Entry 5.0<br />

Maintenance / Service 3.0<br />

* Measurement equal to the light intensity of one candle at a distance of one foot.<br />

** Ratio of average horizontal illumination to the minimum horizontal illumination.<br />

In parking lot lighting design, uniformity and glare control are the most<br />

important factors, as these elements have the greatest impact on nighttime<br />

visibility. Uniformity and glare should take precedence over measured light<br />

levels when evaluating outdoor lighting options.<br />

In addition to achieving the recommended light levels and uniformity, lighting<br />

design should consider the reduction of light trespass and sky glow, as well<br />

as opportunities to reduce energy consumption.<br />

Accent lighting should be considered for select areas on campus in order to<br />

emphasize nighttime points of interest. Campus gateways, signage, unique<br />

building facades, specimen trees, and public art pieces are all candidates<br />

for the incorporation of accent lighting. Fixtures illuminating these features<br />

should be controlled so as not to throw light beyond the intended focal point.<br />

figure 3.1: campus standard pedestrian light fixture<br />

Light Fixture:<br />

Manufacturer: American Electric<br />

Model: Contempo Series 245 250W Metal Halide Light; Style “A”<br />

Finish: Satin Brushed<br />

Pole:<br />

Manufacturer: Flagpoles, Inc. Aluminum Lighting Standards<br />

Model: #FPBB4310A-3B, 12 Foot Tapered Aluminum Shaft,<br />

0.125 Inch Wall with Cast Aluminum Bell Transformer Base.<br />

Finish: Satin Brushed<br />

Base/Hardware:<br />

Manufacturer: Hubbell Power Systems<br />

Lighting Foundation: T1121248<br />

Mounting Hardware: T112-0352<br />

a:7<br />

Note: Typical pedestrian light pole spacing along campus walks is<br />

approximately 75 feet.

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