Learn what Human Centric Lighting is and dive deeper into the elements that make it important in design. In this course, we wille examine three key elements of Human Centric Lighting - quality of light, natural light and personalized control. In addition to this, we will talk through key design considerations and smart technologies, while sharing best practices for human centric lighting designs.

A Bit About Atlanta Home Theater

Atlanta Home Theater is the premier destination for cutting-edge smart home automation, private screening rooms and immersive flight & racing simulators. As industry pioneers in custom electronics integration, we craft unparalleled audio, video, and automation systems that transform your home into havens of entertainment.

This session qualifies under the rules of the Georgia State Licensing Board for Residential and General Contractors for three (3) continuing education credit hours.

CREDIT NOTE: Any session which qualifies for credit hours under the rules of the Georgia State Licensing Board for Residential and General Contractors or Georgia Real Estate credit requires the participant to attend the FULL session in order to receive credit. The participant is required to sign in and sign out. Failure to sign in and sign out will result in zero credit hours.

Discounts are available to GAHBA member companies sending 5 or more attendees to the same class. Contact Valerie Braverman at vbraverman@atlantahba.com for more information.

A 48-hour written notice is required for ALL cancellations -- NO REFUNDS FOR NO-SHOWS

Contact Valerie Braverman, Education Director, for questions or assistance (vbraverman@atlantahomebuilders.com).

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Human Centric Lighting for the Luxury Home (3 credit hours)