There are many similarities and differences between these three spaces when discussing light and color. The newman center is very dark when it comes to color. With no natural light, it creates a sense of eerieness that almost can be turned into relaxation. The artificial light used in the space is warm, making it a comfortable place to come and worship. The lighting in the newman center is similar to those in the singletary center. The lights are warm and the space in the auditorium is kept very dim with limited dark colors. In the lobby of the singletay center, there is many windows that create a brighter space than the actual peerfoming space. The color scheme is still kept bare, yet this time enhanced by the change of the natural light throughout the day. Lastly, the SAVS is the brightest space out of the three. the SAVS also has a limited color scheme, without counting the art of the walls. Skylights in the space cause natural light to peer in making the space overall brighter as the day goes on. This space has the most windows than any of the other spaces, but still relies heavy on artificial light.
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