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for an accurate identification to be bidded by the executer. The documentation for the execution auction will be created based on the lists. The connection between the notes in the design auction offer and the lists form the technical project can be noticed: when estimating the investment, the beneficiary considered the initially offered amount, and that must not significantly differ from the amount on the reference (initial) price estimation based on the lists in the technical project. Certainly, the difference in favour of the investor is received favourably, but if the difference is large, the designer might lose his credibility. The execution details are used for the accurate specification of the lighting appliances installation methods and quotes, their position and gorge details, etc., details that answer the lighting design proposed in solution. As part of the technical assistance, the designer's primary duty is to handle the solution modfications as a result of some architectural modifications of the historical buildings. Circumstances that were left unsolved during pre-design stage usually appear during rehabilitation: unused spaces in old buildings, formerly obturated chimneyes, built-in enframement, secret underground tunnels that are worth emphasizing. These modifications can lead to changes in destination, finishings, details of walls and ceilings, as well as modifications of the lighting design. There are cases in which the rehabilitation cost exceedes the funds, the beneficiary being compelled to economize the values. Thus, the initial lighting solutions are often entirely or partialy put aside. Therefore, the designer's task is important: professionally made compromises that ensure the specified visual confort. On the presented work, all the stated stages were run through, the assistance stage in colaboration with the consulting firm Louis Berger ensured the European community exigence concerning the approach of solution changes. At the end of the investment cycle the quality compromises regarding the lighting technologies were not accepted, the necessary Technical Presentation funds for the design agreed upon were obtained instead. The method of approaching the various stages and the issues within, led to the acomplisment of the investment in due time, the results being appreciated both by the investor and the Ministry of Culture. The rental of the historical centre locations immediately after their reception indicates the successfull working. Finally, we chose a few lighting details that are ment to support the presented lighting technologies implementation concept. Figure 1 Lighting of the basement entry, Building A, Black Eagle Figure 2 Lighting of the ground floor passage, Building A, Black Eagle INGINERIA ILUMINATULUI 15-2005 41
Figure 3 Lighting of the rebuilt conference room, Building C, Black Eagle Figure 4 Lighting of the former basement entry, Building M2, emphasized detail Figure 5 Lighting of the vaulted council chamber, Lendvay house 42 Technical Presentation INGINERIA ILUMINATULUI 15-2005 Figure 6 Lighting of the old chimneys, attic of Black Eagle building Figure 7 Lighting of walking halls, first floor, Black Eagle building Figure 8 Lighting of the inner yard, Building M2 References 1 Gábor Debreczeni, Development of lighting technique., Villamosság, 1990 2 Gábor Debreczeni, Development trends in the domain of interior lighting, 1994 3 C. Bianchi, N. Mira, D. Moroldo, A. Georgescu, H. Moroldo., Indoor and outdoor
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