Iluminação em ambientes esportivos brasileiros: análise normativa e ensaio projetivo luminotécnico do centro esportivo da FAEFID-UFJF

Abstract

The built environment dedicated to sports is a typology that demands a multidisciplinary approach from designers, as multiple uses may occur simultaneously within the same context. Lighting design carries the responsibility of competently serving all space users, regardless of their positioning, while providing comfort and safety. However, as discussed in this work, national regulations and standards do not adequately reflect the complexity required in sports lighting design. The lack of lighting-specific regulations, especially at a national level, reveals another symptom identified in the research: the shortage of academic studies focused on the built environment, particularly regarding sports lighting. In addition, this work seeks to apply the researched criteria through a design study at the training center of the Faculty of Physical Education - UFJF, located in Juiz de Fora, Minas Gerais, Brazil, where the demand for improved lighting conditions is clearly noticeable. The lighting design proposal also aims to incorporate methodologies from international standards, such as those established by the International Commission on Illumination and guidance from the DIALux, in order to demonstrate their effectiveness and verify performance through comparative simulation analysis.