Nancy Clanton of Visibility Innovations and Dane Sanders of Clanton Associates discuss the parameters of “good” outdoor lighting and how we can achieve that here in our community of Cordova, Alaska along with informative examples from other kinds of communities, large and small.
- All light should have a purpose
- Light should only be directed where it’s needed
- Light should be no brighter than necessary
- Dim or turn off lights
- Use warmer colors where possible
Watch the video here for thoughtful, actionable tips with many examples for community planning and outdoor lighting.