Lighting Design for Designer Home

Project Overview
The project involves the schematic design of a comprehensive lighting system for a high-end residential property. The design should encompass various types of lighting—low, medium, and high-level—in most rooms. The aim is to create a luxurious yet functional lighting environment that complements the aesthetics of the home.

Deliverables
General Requirements
* Room-by-Room Lighting Plan: A detailed plan specifying the type, location, and number of light fixtures for each room.
* Wattage and Lux Levels: Recommendations for appropriate wattages and lux levels for each type of lighting.
* Switch Locations: Indication of where all switches will be located, specifying if they are 1-way, 2-way, or 3-way.
* External Monitoring: Suggestions for camera placements for external monitoring.
* Main Hallway Camera: A camera placement in the main hallway on the ground floor, pointing at the front door.
* Schedule (table) with all lights and their code that match the plan so they can easily be found and their quantities (a BQO -bill of quantities).

Specific Requirements

Living Room:
Low-level lighting for ambiance
Medium-level lighting for general use
High-level lighting for reading or tasks

Kitchen:
Low-level lighting for late-night snacking
Medium and high-level lighting for cooking and tasks

Bedrooms:
Low-level lighting for relaxation
Medium-level lighting for general use
High-level lighting for reading or tasks

Bathrooms:
Low-level lighting for nighttime
Medium and high-level lighting for grooming tasks

Outdoor Areas:
Low-level lighting for ambiance
Medium-level lighting for general use
High-level lighting for tasks like grilling

Basement:
Please refer to the client's example for the basement floor design.

Security Requirements
External Monitoring:
Cameras covering all entry and exit points
Additional cameras to cover blind spots and vulnerable areas
Main Hallway:
One camera pointing at the front door for added security

Submission Guidelines
Initial Draft (Milestone 1): Due within two weeks of project commencement.
Final Plan (milestone 2): Due within four weeks of initial draft approval.
Format: Plans should be submitted in both PDF and CAD (DWG) formats.

Notes
The client has provided an example for the basement floor. While it is not a professional design, it reflects the client's preferences and should be incorporated into the final plan.

I can provide you with DWG files of the plans and the sections.