Urban Lighting for People: Evidence-Based Lighting Design for the Built Environment

Navaz Davoudian is a senior researcher at UCL's Institute for Environmental Design and Engineering. Navaz studied architecture and received her PhD in Urban lighting from the University of Sheffield. She has more than 14 years' experience in lighting research, and first authored over 20 academic papers. She also teaches lighting modules to MSc students in Light and Lighting at UCL and runs consultation projects with lighting industry and practices. Navaz's main expertise is urban lighting and the interaction of people with the lit environment. Navaz has been a regular speaker at lighting related events over the past few years and presented at a wide array of lectures, conferences and seminars on lighting.

Part 1: Night, City, Society Chapter 1: The Social Study of Urban Lighting by Dr Elettra Bordonaro, Dr Don Slater and Dr Joanne Entwistle Chapter 2: Urban Lighting Masterplan - Definitions, Methodologies, Collaboration By Dr Karolina M. Zielinska-Dabkowska Chapter 3: Older People and Urban Lighting by Dr Navaz Davoudian Part 2: Exploring the Night City Chapter 4: Lighting for Reassurance by Dr Jemima Unwin Chapter 5: Wayfinding and the Hierarchy of Urban Elements at Night By Dr Navaz Davoudian Chapter 6: The Interaction of People, Light and Public Space: The Changing Role of Light by Isabel Kelly & Dr Navaz Davoudian Part 3: Lighting Practitioners' Post Evaluation Chapter 7: Learned Lessons from Design Projects by Dan Lister & Emily Dufner